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Last November, bp’s business-building unit, Launchpad, ran a competition to find billion-dollar business ideas. Five finalists – or ‘founders’ – from within the company were selected and began a 12-week bootcamp to test their concepts. Now, as they await the results of formal presentations to the committee, bp magazine speaks to the five about their their potential ventures and how Launchpad could help get them off the ground

For International Women in Engineering Day, we celebrate diversity. From a vice president who went from humble beginnings to being responsible for billions to a young mother starting out her career in Mauritania and Senegal

Employee Kav Bhamra has been recognized for his work as an ethnic minority role model. He shares his mission to shift the balance towards a fairer world and how we can all play a part in the struggle

This Thursday marks 100 days since bp announced its ambition to get to net zero by 2050 or sooner and to help the world get there too. Since then, the COVID-19 pandemic has seized the world’s attention and forced us all to take drastic measures to protect ourselves, but that has not distracted us from our ambition. We remain just as committed today as we were when we announced it. Playing a key role in supporting this is the Advancing Low Carbon programme. Find out more

How do we achieve equality both in and outside the workplace? Answering that question ahead of International Women’s Day are BP employees, many of whom hold traditionally male-dominated roles

Inspired by everything from Sesame Street and trips to NASA to BBC documentaries and family members, these women knew they wanted to become engineers from an early age. For some, the path to their dream career wasn’t always easy, but, in the end, they all excelled in the field. To mark Introduce A Girl to Engineering Day, five inspiring BP women tell their stories of how they were introduced to engineering and what it means to them today

BP people share their passion for working towards a low carbon future as part of our new Net Zero ambition in our series of six films

Will driverless taxis or flying cars feature in the next 10, 20 or 30 years? A new report looks ahead

BP is working with Student Energy, a global NGO, to fund the participation of 50 future energy leaders at the COP26 climate summit next year.

Meet Esmira Qudratova. She joined the energy industry less than five years ago and has already worked on one of BP’s largest global projects, Shah Deniz 2 in Azerbaijan