BP has removed its chairman, Albert Manifold, following a series of boardroom disputes and leadership clashes. The move comes as the energy giant attempts to balance its traditional oil and gas operations with a shift toward low-carbon energy and renewables. Investors are now focusing on whether this leadership change will stabilize the company's governance. The primary concern is BP's ability to execute its long-term decarbonization strategy without further internal upheaval or strategic pivots.
