BP, Prometheus Hyperscale and Bernard Looney

Former BP CEO Bernard Looney joins Prometheus Hyperscale as chairman
Former BP CEO Bernard Looney has joined Prometheus Hyperscale as chairman. Looney, who left his role at the oil and gas company last September, has linked up with the data center developer, which is planning to develop a sustainable 1GW hyperscale data center campus in Wyoming.
Former BP boss Looney to chair US data company Prometheus Hyperscale
Oil major BP's former CEO Bernard Looney is set to chair Prometheus Hyperscale, the U.S.-based data company said on Sunday. Looney, who resigned in 2023 after four years in the British energy giant's top job for failing to fully disclose details of past personal relationships with colleagues,
Former BP Oil CEO Joins AI Data Center Startup Prometheus Hyperscale
Bernard Looney, former CEO of oil and gas giant BP said on Sunday that he will join AI data center start-up, Prometheus Hyperscale, as the chairman of the board of directors.
Bernard Looney to chair US start-up as he plans comeback from BP scandal
Former BP chief executive Bernard Looney is joining the board of a US-based data centre company as he seeks a comeback from a scandal last year that cost him the top job at the oil major.
Former BP chief Looney to head data company Prometheus Hyperscale
Bernard Looney, the former chief executive of oil major BP, is set to chair Prometheus Hyperscale, according to a statement from the U.S.-based data company. Looney resigned BP in 2023 after four ...
Bernard Looney Appointed Chairman of the Board of Directors at Prometheus Hyperscale
Global energy executive joins Prometheus Hyperscale to accelerate sustainable data center growth and provide strategic counsel on $10B flagship project in Evanston, Wyoming Mr. Looney, former CEO ...
Former BP Chief Joins A.I. Data Center Developer
Bernard Looney will join Prometheus Hyperscale, a Wyoming start-up, to help it address the enormous energy needs of the ...
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BP Docks Former CEO Bernard Looney as Much as $40 Million Over ‘Serious Misconduct’
LONDON—BP said former Chief Executive Bernard Looney will lose out on as much as $40.6 million in compensation as the result of his abrupt resignation over past relationships with colleagues.
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Bernard Looney relaunches business career with US firm
Kerry-born Bernard Looney is relaunching his business career after resigning last year as chief executive of BP for failing ...
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Financial Times' Daily Digest: Budget Impacts and Global Business Moves
The Financial Times highlights UK businesses pulling back on growth following budget tax hikes, Bernard Looney's new role at ...