Oil majors go solo with emissions campaign

Pauline McCallion
18 Feb 2010

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USCAP, which aims to support the development of national emissions reduction legislation, confirmed this week that BP and ConocoPhillips have decided not to renew their memberships of the coalition. A statement from the body said: “USCAP is a CEO-led organisation whose membership changes periodically."

Commenting on its decision to leave the coalition, a spokesperson for BP says: “The effort to pass climate change legislation continues and as it becomes more focused on specific details, we feel

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