BP's renewable head to leave company
BP's renewable boss, Dev Sanyal, will leave the company by the end of the year, said the company in a statement on Tuesday. He will be replaced by Anja-Isabel Dotzenrath as its new executive vice president, gas and low carbon energy, and member of BP’s leadership team.
Dev has been a member of BP’s executive leadership team for over a decade. He is leaving the company at a time where it seeks to grow its renewable portfolio rapidly.
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