BRITAIN-SWITZERLAND-ENERGY-GAS-ENVIRONMENT-FRACKING-BUSINESS

Jim Ratcliffe (L), chairman and chief executive of Swiss-based petrochemical firm Ineos, and Gary Haywood CEO of Ineos Upstream (R) attend a press conference in London on November 20, 2014. Ineos launched plans on November 20 to become the biggest player in Britain's fracking sector with a 1.0-billion USD (800 million euros, 640 million GBP) investment in the nation's shale gas industry. Ineos already has fracking licences near its plant at Grangemouth in Scotland, but is applying for more in Scotland and the north of England. AFP PHOTO / JUSTIN TALLIS (Photo credit should read JUSTIN TALLIS/AFP via Getty Images)