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BP expects flat to 5% higher results and cash flow for Q3, despite a $10 per barrel drop in oil prices year-on-year. Production has increased, driven by hydrocarbons and downstream results, but oil trading remains weak. The company is implementing cost cuts amid a focus on oil and gas expansion.
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The Olympic Pipeline, which supplies over 90% of Oregon's fuel, has been shut down since November 11 due to a leak. State authorities have declared emergencies to manage fuel delivery, but no shortages are expected. Airlines at Seattle-Tacoma are adjusting plans amid the disruption.
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BP's Olympic Pipeline leak in Washington has led to a shutdown affecting fuel supplies for Oregon and Washington. Authorities fined BP $3.8 million for a 2023 spill, and repairs are underway. The incident raises concerns over pipeline safety and regional fuel security.
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BP has announced Meg O’Neill, CEO of Woodside Energy, will become its first female chief executive in April 2026, replacing Murray Auchincloss. The move signals a strategic shift amid shareholder pressure and ongoing efforts to improve profitability.