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BP plc


Headquarters location: Britannic House, 1 Finsbury Circus London EC2M 7BAUnited KingdomTel. 44-20-7496-4000 Job offers, investor relations: www.bp.com Stock: BP


BP belongs to

shareholder
country     %
source
AXAFrance0.6
China Investment CompanyChina1Bloomberg
FMR Corp. (Fidelity Investments)United States of America1.1
Morgan StanleyUnited States of America0.4
State Street Corp.United States of America1.35
UBS (Union de Banques Suisses)Switzerland0.45
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BP owns

subsidiary
country     %
source
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« ETHICAL » RATING OF BP , group and subsidiaries
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19%
Job: 19% of company's jobs cut since 1998 [+]
5
Environment: 5 major pollution(s) [+]
3
Delinquency: 3 act(s) of financial or trade delinquency [+]
8
Tax haven, secret bank account, shell companies: operates in 8 offshore financial center(s) [+]
29143799
Sales: more than 29143799 billion(s) dollars/euros in annual sales [+]
111
Net profit: more than 111 billion(s) dollars/euros in cumulated net profit since 1998 [+]
123
Top management: earns 123 times the median income in the United States (32000 US$/year) [+]
17
Influence: 17 act(s) of direct corruption or lobbying [+]
10
Advertising & marketing: 10 dubious practice(s) [+]

Relevance: business & market share

year
business
source
2006Third-largest oil company in the world.AFP
2006Europe's biggest oil company.Bloomberg
2006BP operates 2700 gas stations in Germany.Risal

World locations & Manufacturing

country incentive : address & contact : production type
source
Angola  Kizomba A : Les Echos
Armenia  Bakou-Tbilissi-Ceyhan (30%) : pipeline Les Echos
Azerbaijan  Shah Deniz : Production, production annuelle de 8,6 milliards de m3 de ga AFP
Azerbaijan  Bakou-Tbilissi-Ceyhan (30%) : pipeline Les Echos
Azerbaijan  Caspian Oilfield (15%) : pétrole
Azerbaijan  Moskovski Ko.
Bermuda Offshore finance, secret bank account, tax haven, shell companies or free zone(s) Amoco, Plaskon Electronic Materials, Ltd :
China  Secco (50%) : raffinerie, craqueur 900.00 tonnes par an Les Echos
United Arab Emirates Offshore finance, secret bank account, tax haven, shell companies or free zone(s) Po Box 1191, Sharjah free zone :
United States of America  Amoco Management Learning Center : université Global Learn.
France  Fos sur Mer, 13 :
France  Lavéra, 13 :
Georgia  Bakou-Tbilissi-Ceyhan (30%) : pipeline Les Echos
Hong-Kong Offshore finance, secret bank account, tax haven, shell companies or free zone(s) Amoco Chemical Asia Pacific Ltd :
Faroe Islands  Les Echos
United States Virgin Islands Offshore finance, secret bank account, tax haven, shell companies or free zone(s) Amoco Caspian Sea Petroleum Ltd :
British Virgin Islands Offshore finance, secret bank account, tax haven, shell companies or free zone(s) JV with TNK : The Telegrap.
Malaysia  50250 Kuala Lumpur :
Oman Offshore finance, secret bank account, tax haven, shell companies or free zone(s) 112 Ruwi :
United Kingdom  Mer du Nord, projet Ormen Lange, gazoduc 10,3% : Les Echos
Russia  Chernogorskoye (25%) :
Switzerland Offshore finance, secret bank account, tax haven, shell companies or free zone(s) Zoug : Swissinfos
Trinidad y Tobago Offshore finance, secret bank account, tax haven, shell companies or free zone(s) free zone : Washington T.
Turkey  Bakou-Tbilissi-Ceyhan (30%) : pipeline Les Echos
Turkey  Castrol :
Venezuela  Cerro Negro (Joint-venture) : Production, pétrole lourd de l'Orénoque Les Echos

BP is managed by

year name
photo position; compensation
source
2007Hayward, Tony
See the photo of: Hayward, Tony Chief Executive Officer;
2006Elmer Grote, Byron
See the photo of: Elmer Grote, Byron Chief Financial Officer; salary: 2.02 million US$;
2004Davis Jr, E B
See the photo of: Davis Jr, E B Chairman;
2003Allen, David
See the photo of: Allen, David Director;
2002Grote, Byron
See the photo of: Grote, Byron Director;
2002Manzoni, John
See the photo of: Manzoni, John Chief Operating Officer;
2001Julius, D S
See the photo of: Julius, D S Chairman;
2000Buzzacott, Mike
See the photo of: Buzzacott, Mike Vice-president;
1999Prosser, Ian
See the photo of: Prosser, Ian Director;
1999Sutherland, Peter
See the photo of: Sutherland, Peter Chief Executive Officer;
1998Browne, John P
See the photo of: Browne, John P Chairman of the Board;
1998Bryan, John H
See the photo of: Bryan, John H Director;
1998Fuller, Laurence
See the photo of: Fuller, Laurence Chief Executive Officer; salary: 3.82 million US$;
1998Hayward, Tony
See the photo of: Hayward, Tony Chief Operating Officer;
1998Maljers, F A
See the photo of: Maljers, F A Director;
1998Massey, W E
See the photo of: Massey, W E Director;
1998Olver, Dick
See the photo of: Olver, Dick Chief Operating Officer;
1998Wilson, M H
See the photo of: Wilson, M H Director;
1994Miles, H M P
See the photo of: Miles, H M P Director;
1987Knight, C F
See the photo of: Knight, C F Director;
1987Nicholson, Robin
See the photo of: Nicholson, Robin Director;

Advertising & marketing

year
dubious practice : image
source
2007: BP has registered the colour green in over 20 countries. However, the High Court of Australia has dismissed a bid by BP to have the green Pantone colour 348C used in its logo registered as its trademark.: Australian.
2005Disinformation: "has adopted a zero-tolerance policy toward negative editorial coverage." BPAmoco demands that "ad-accepting publications inform BP in advance of any news text or visuals they plan to publish that directly mention the company, a competitor or the oil-and-energy industry" and give BP "the option to pull any advertising from the issue without penalty.": Advertisin.
2004Arguable partnership: Don pour les victimes du tsunami 2,2 millions d'euros (entre autres à l'Unicef et à la Croix Rouge): value: Humanitaire; AFP
2003Arguable partnership: World Wide Fund: value: Environment; The Guardi.
2002Arguable partnership: Sécurité routière: CB-News
2002Arguable partnership: Nature Conservancy: value: Nature protection; Washington.
2002Arguable partnership: National Wildlife Federation: PR Watch
2001Arguable partnership: Forum for the Future: value: "Demonstrable commitment to the pursuit of sustainable development"; The Guardi.
2000Disinformation: PR campaign with Schlickenrieder, Hakluyt & Company Ltd: ad budget: 0 million US$; public relations: SPR Watch
2000Arguable partnership: Global Compact with the United Nations: value: Respects human, social and environmental laws;
1996slogan: Now with all-new specs.;
1995slogan: We live here too.;

Labor conditions

year
employees
<>
social impact : country
source
2008
-5000
Internal restructuring:
AFP
2006
97000
2005
-2500
Internal restructuring:
Les Echos
2005
-35
Closure/Bankruptcy: France
Les Echos
2003
-1000
AP
2002
-225
BBC News
2002
-260
Reuters
2002
-80
Les Echos
2002
-800
2002
-500
Les Echos
2002
-120
Reuters
2001
110150
2001
-1000
Financial .
2000
-1500
AFX
1999
82500
AP
1999
-3000
Reuters
1999
-11500
AP
1989
-450
Canadian L.

Environmental impact

year
country : consequences
source
2007United States of America : The oil and energy company BP recently received "a permit from the state of Indiana to dump more toxic discharges from its Whiting, Ind., refinery into Lake Michigan," reports Advertising Age. The permit, "which allows BP to dump 54% more ammonia and 35% more suspended solids" in the Great Lake, has "enraged" Chicago officials. Chicago's chief environmental officer remarked, "We'd like to have [BP] live up to their advertising." BP's rebranding as "Beyond Petroleum" has sought to associate the company with environmentally friendly initiatives. AdAge calls BP's move "the cardinal sin of touting an environmentally conscious image in marketing -- the central focus of BP's advertising for the past several years -- and failing to live up to the message." A company spokesman said BP had "started advertising in regional newspapers ... to clear up misconceptions about the issue." BP later said it would not increase its Lake Michigan dumping. Then, the Chicago Tribune reported that BP had requested and received an exemption from stricter soot emission limits.Advertisin.
2006United States of America : BP Plc's global management team knew of safety concerns at the company's Texas City, Texas, oil refinery before a deadly explosion last year, U.S. safety investigators said. Flammable vapors were discharged in eight instances between 1994 and 2004 from the same tank that caused the March 2005 explosion, the Chemical Safety Board said in a report. BP did not follow up on a 1994 internal action item to analyze the equipment, which dated from the 1950s, the regulator said. BP's global management was aware of problems with maintenance, spending and infrastructure well before March 2005,'' the board's chairman, Carolyn Merritt, said. BP's inaction caused ``a progressive deterioration of safety at the Texas City refinery,'' the agency said. The board makes recommendations to industry and cannot levy fines. BP agreed in September 2005 to pay a $21.4 million fine to U.S. workplace regulators because of the refinery blast. BP has resolved about 1,000 of roughly 1,300 lawsuits stemming from the incident.Bloomberg
2006United States of America Les Echos
2006United States of America Les Echos
2006United States of America : The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has reached a $1.5 million settlement with BP and Shell for alleged violations of the motor vehicle fuels provisions of the federal Clean Air Act. EPA sets gasoline and diesel fuel standards under the Clean Air Act to reduce air pollutants such as smog, carbon monoxide and air toxics from motor vehicles. According to the complaint by the agency, the companies produced and distributed gasoline that failed to meet the regulatory requirements. Use of noncomplying fuel in motor vehicles can cause an increase in emissions that can significantly harm public health. The settlements resolve alleged violations of various fuel standards that occurred from 1999 through 2004 at retail outlets, terminals and refineries located throughout the United States.CorpWatch
2006United States of America : Corrosion caused two BP pipeline leaks that created a 340 m3 of natural gas and 900 000 liters of crude oil, the biggest spill on record, at Alaska's Prudhoe Bay.Reuters
2005United States of America : An explosion at an oil refinery in Texas City has killed at least 14 people and injured more than 100, rattled buildings and broke windows for miles around and sent residents of the heavily industrialized town beside Galveston Bay scurrying for cover. The blast occurred in an isomerization unit used to produce octane for gasoline. BP Plc has been fined $28,000 by the U.S. Occupational Safety and Health Administration for ``serious'' safety violations in January at a Texas refinery where an explosion in 2005 killed 15 people.Wired News
2005AFP
2005United States of America
2005United States of America Les Echos
2004United States of America : A large explosion and fire occurred in a gasoline-making unit at a Texas oil refinery. Citations for 14 alleged violations from the U.S. Occupational Safety and Health Administration. Fined 63 000 dollars.Wired News
2003United Kingdom : Among the worst repeat offenders: fined £60 000 for 5 offensesThe Guardi.
2001United States of America Les Echos
1995United States of America : An explosion on a refinery in Texas killed 15 workers in 1995.AFP
1982United States of America : Montana mining pit polluted with billions of gallons of acidic drainage, $87 Mln fineBloomberg
1978France

Influence

year
purpose : intermediary/lobby : institution
source
2007Ongoing claims in the lawsuits filed in 2005 by people injured in an explosion at BP’s Texas City refinery allege that the company avoided upgrading its safety equipment by hiring a former state regulator to manage relations with state authorities, the Houston Chronicle reported. The plaintiffs argued that BP violated the state’s revolving door law when it hired Ruben Herrera, an air quality engineer formerly with the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality (TCEQ), placing him in the position of