British oil and gas company BP is reported to have dismissed chairman Guy Adams as it addresses criticism and uncertainty over its energy strategy and leadership, according to one outlet. The report frames the changes in the context of BP’s earlier public stance against fossil fuels and a subsequent shift in direction, describing an “about-turn” after initially emphasizing reduced reliance on fossil fuels. The article links the latest personnel decision to efforts to “fix the mess,” but it does not provide additional verified detail about the internal reasons, timing, or a replacement plan beyond the claim that Adams is no longer in the role. It also includes historical references to BP’s past contributions, including supplying energy for the United Kingdom during major wartime periods and its role in discovering North Sea oil, which is described as having helped underpin economic growth. The coverage therefore focuses on the leadership change and the broader narrative of BP’s strategy evolving over time, without detailing specific performance figures or policy documents in the provided excerpts.