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I wanted to take the opportunity to join you because I appreciate the challenges you have faced and the support you have given.
I want to start by making the apology you deserve from BP. We are truly sorry for the tragedy that occurred on April 20. We deeply regret the loss of 11 colleagues’ lives and the impact on the Gulf Coast. And we are sorry for the impact on your businesses.
We still face major challenges and uncertainties but we also have some abiding strengths and I’d like to set those out today as I think they give you the basis to believe in BP. I’ll call them ‘foundations for the future’. In my view there are five – our response to the tragedy; our ongoing relationships; our financial and operational strength; our willingness and readiness to learn and change; and our commitment to America.
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