The announcement has boosted the energy giant's share price by 1% on Friday and aligns it with the growing trend towards electric mobility and the need for robust charging infrastructure. Meanwhile, BP's leadership turmoil, marked by the resignation of CEO Bernard Looney followed shortly after by that of its US top executive, has raised concerns among investors. However, the company's interim chief executive, Murray Auchincloss, has reassured stakeholders that BP's transition strategy remains unchanged. The commitment to cutting oil and gas production, which has positioned BP as a leader in the industry, remains steadfast.