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Energy Outlook

BP Energy Outlook 2018: What's changed since last year?

Comparing last year's Outlook to the latest one reveals crucial shifts in BP's expectations for green technologies

Energy
20 February 2018

BP Energy Outlook forecasts five-fold growth in renewables

Renewables by far the fastest-growing fuel source over next two decades, according to oil giant, although it expects fossil fuels to still play major role