BP | Egypt Oil & Gas - Part 31
Victims of BP Mexico Gulf Oil Spill Still Suffering
Five years after the largest oil spill in U.S. history spewed millions of gallons of crude into the Gulf of Mexico, many Louisiana oystermen are fearful that a once-bountiful population of the mollusks may never recover.
Production Resumes at South Africa’s Largest Refinery
Production at the 172,000 barrels per day Sapref refinery, South Africa's largest and co-owned by BP and Shell, is normal following a pipeline fire that was extinguished on Saturday morning, a spokeswoman said.
BP Oman Khazzan Project Continues Despite Global Cutbacks
BP Oman will complete 16 wells in the Khazzan tight gas field and will have at least nine rigs in operation by the end of this year
Foreign Oil Companies Weighing Up Post-Sanction Iran Prospects
Outside the boardroom of BP Plc’s headquarters on London’s swanky St. James’s Square, a display case houses the geological data from Masjid-i-Solaiman, Iran’s first oil well.
BP 2-Months Away from Finalizing TANAP Deal
British oil major BP expects to sign a deal with the Trans-Anatolian Natural Gas Pipeline (TANAP) project within two months to become a stakeholder in the multi-billion dollar project that aims to reduce Europe's rel ...
BP Declares Force Majeure on Angolan Oil Project
BP has declared force majeure on oil output from an Angolan oil project which provides almost 10 percent of the OPEC member's exports after a power loss.
Oil Prices Prompt North Sea Operators to Sell Off Assets
The North Sea, which brought upheaval to global oil markets in the 1980s just as shale has in this decade, is desperately seeking tax relief in Wednesday’s British budget.
Update: 100% of West Nile Delta Gas to Go to National Grid, says BP
The West Nile Delta (WND) agreement, signed in March 2015, enables BP and its partner to develop five trillion cubic feet of gas resources and 55 million barrels of condensate in the North Alexandria and West Mediter ...
