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BP appoints Woodside’s Meg O’Neill as CEO

By LNG Prime Staff
BP appoints Woodside's Meg O’Neill as CEO
Meg O’Neill (Image: BP)

UK-based energy giant BP has appointed Woodside’s chief executive, Meg O’Neill, as its next CEO.

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