Tagged With BP
24 November 2022
The east African country continues to attract investment in oil and gas projects, but concerns over security are still impeding developments in the gas-rich north
11 October 2022
CEO Meg O’Neill is positive about the prospects for gas as the energy transition gathers pace
22 September 2022
The Spanish firm has form for leading where other firms swiftly follow
11 August 2022
Offshore liquefaction projects seem well-suited for the continent’s upstream
23 May 2022
Slow progress at flagship LNG projects and a lack of foreign interest in oil prospects are hampering the country’s production goals
16 May 2022
Greater Tortue Ahmeyim development could be shipping cargoes before the end of next year
24 March 2022
Joint company will improve efficiency and result in cost savings, the firms say
1 March 2022
The independent oil and gas firms active in the country’s promising offshore are looking to farm out their assets as they seek to pursue further exploratory and drilling work
1 March 2022
The firms’ Russian exits will make remaining in the country difficult to justify for other IOCs
18 January 2022
Shell and TotalEnergies have agreed to execute a major integrated development and bought into the government’s gas-led strategy
7 December 2021
Both Shell and BP face scrutiny on whether they might be better off as more than one company
11 November 2021
The region’s foremost operators are frontrunners in the global shift to lower-carbon energy
27 September 2021
Following months of uncertainty about potential partner exits, Baghdad now has cause for optimism
17 September 2021
The country’s production has been freefalling for years, but expected startups will not be enough to avert further long-term losses
7 September 2021
The major pronounces itself satisfied with the assets it holds in the UKCS frontier region
23 August 2021
Three of the basin’s largest players insist it is core. But it is hard to conclude that BP’s and Shell’s positions are fully optimised
3 August 2021
The major’s pooling of non-core resources with Italy’s Eni may be a model moving forward
11 June 2021
BP and a Temasek subsidiary sign a long-term LNG supply deal with a full-cycle emissions ambition
27 April 2021
The UK-headquartered majors are pursuing strategies that assume the future plays out least favourably for hydrocarbons
23 February 2021
This year will be critical to whether Mozambique can achieve its ambition of becoming a major LNG exporter by the middle of this decade
22 February 2021
Australia’s energy security takes another hit with ExxonMobil opting to shutter its Victoria refinery
18 February 2021
Much of what the three European majors plan to do is remarkably similar. But Total’s dialogue is subtly different
4 February 2021
A long-term federal waters embargo would trigger severe production losses in the region, forcing firms to withdraw capital
12 December 2020
The Norwegian heavyweight is more optimistic about hydrocarbons than BP. But that may be driven by circumstance
16 September 2020
Alongside the traditional buyers and sellers, the industry’s middlemen are making a contribution to greater efficiency
23 July 2020
Colin Bryce takes a trip back to where it all began for the oil markets
13 July 2020
Pipelines, storage facilities and processing plants could replace non-advantaged production as prime candidates
26 March 2020
Plummeting oil prices and stagnant production have thrown government finances into chaos
24 February 2020
Marketing agreement for phase one of Greater Tortue Ahmeyim will elevate the countries into the league of large-scale LNG exporters
2 January 2020
Oil and gas companies are entering the utilities market—aiming to take advantage of rapid market transformation
6 September 2019
Enquest pays off first loan issued in innovative North Sea financing deal
21 August 2019
Two gassy Europeans, two shale-obsessed Americans and one in between is too simplistic a division
9 August 2019
Success in the country's first major non-associated gas project, and continued pent-up demand, are propelling efforts to increase output
25 April 2019
The Caspian gas pipeline to feed into Europe has secured its project financing
28 February 2019
The cornerstone of the country's energy reforms aims to tempt foreign firms wary of setting foot in the Egyptian market
20 February 2019
Tullow, BP and CNR are among IOCs with drilling plans
31 January 2019
Possible major new discoveries, along with rising production and simmering regional geopolitics, make 2019 a year of reckoning
15 January 2019
The majors' plans for 2019 look remarkably similar on the surface, but there are key differences
2 November 2018
Two big hydrocarbons projects are heading for FID with Woodside stepping up to take operatorship of the SNE development
13 July 2018
The UK’s North Sea hub, braced for production declines, has received a boost from new investments and revived interest from the supermajors
5 July 2018
The resignation of Petrobras’ boss comes just as it begins to reap the benefits of his reform programme
5 July 2018
The pipeline network joining the Caspian to Europe isn’t finished yet, but the gas is, at least, now flowing part of the way
29 June 2018
There's a glut now, but future demand growth can support huge export capacity increases—if the massive investment needed is forthcoming
24 May 2018
Uncertainty over US sanctions is causing jitters among oil and gas project developers
3 May 2018
Upstream results from some leading oil firms were the best seen for years, but others fell flat
20 April 2018
Companies that splurged on sophisticated capacity additions, like Repsol and Tüpraş, and the majors with balanced upstream-downstream portfolios will benefit most
12 April 2018
The country's energy sector has big ideas for the future—if the creaking political establishment will approve them
11 April 2018
The supermajor bucks the trend by investing in two smaller fields.
