Abstract
Implementation of existing technological advantage is critical to the strategic development and performance of BP, in particular, for development solutions that meet the energy and climate challenges of the XXI century. This article briefly describes the context which determines BP’s long-term strategy of technological development, as well as the principles for selection of promising technology areas. The scope of application of advanced energy technologies and markets in key sectors - energy consumers are described.
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