European oil giants face numerous difficulties in their transformation and are cutting back on their power business
忧郁草民乜
发表于 2024-12-11 17:31:45
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The European oil giants face numerous difficulties in their transformation and are cutting back on their power business. BP and Shell have invested a total of $18 billion over the past five years in an attempt to become leaders in the power sector. However, under multiple pressures such as high interest rates, cost inflation, and supply chain issues, these two major European oil giants recently announced a reduction in their investments and business layout in the power industry, especially in offshore wind power.
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