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The Gulf of Mexico Will Save the U.S. from a Sharp Decline in Oil Production

Oil production in the United States is likely to decline next year, but the scale of the downturn will be significantly reduced thanks to the Gulf of Mexico. According to Wood Mackenzie, offshore producers in the Gulf are expected to add 300,000 barrels per day in 2025, and an additional …

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BP Does Not Rule Out the Possibility of Developing Gas Reserves at the Karabakh Field

BP plc, in addition to oil production, plans to consider the possibility of developing the gas reserves of the Karabakh field in the future, said Colin Allan, Vice President for Finance in the Azerbaijan, Georgia, and Turkey region, at the Baku Energy Forum. “Although at present we are predominantly focused …

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ExxonMobil and SOCAR Sign Agreement for Onshore Oil and Gas Exploration and Production in Azerbaijan

ExxonMobil and Azerbaijan’s state energy company SOCAR have signed an agreement for the exploration and production of oil and gas onshore in Azerbaijan. Meanwhile, BP is acquiring new offshore fields in the country. According to Reuters, oil production in Azerbaijan primarily relies on mature offshore oil fields in the Caspian …

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Wood Mackenzie Forecasts Continued Growth in the Permian Basin in the United States

One of the world’s largest oil provinces—the leading shale basin in the United States—continues to ramp up production. According to Wood Mackenzie analysts, crude oil and condensate production in the basin is expected to increase by 200,000 barrels per day this year, reaching 6.6 million barrels per day, despite operators …

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BP Secures Its First Exploration License in India in Partnership with ONGC and Reliance

At the same time, India has launched its tenth — and largest to date — licensing round, offering 25 blocks covering nearly 192,000 square kilometers. Source

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BP Has Started Drilling a Second Production Well at the Azerbaijan’s ACG

British BP, the technical operator of the Azeri–Chirag–Guneshli (ACG) offshore project in Azerbaijan, has begun drilling a second well at the field from the Azeri Central East offshore platform. Oil began to be pumped from the first well in April, now the production volume is 8 thousand barrels, Interfax writes. …

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New Deepwater Oil Project on the US Shelf

BP has made a final investment decision on the Kaskida project in the Gulf of Mexico. The field will become the international oil company’s sixth production hub in the region. A new floating platform with a capacity of 80,000 barrels per day will be installed here. During the first stage …

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Italian Saipem Will Carry Out Work at Shah Deniz and ACG for $300 Million

BP has signed a $300 million contract with a consortium led by Italy’s Saipem for work on the Shah Deniz and Azeri-Chirag-Gunashli (ACG) offshore projects in Azerbaijan. Under the contract, Saipem, in cooperation with BOS Shelf and BOS Shelf International, FZCO agreed with the operator of Azerbaijani projects BP on …

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A Framework Agreement Was Signed with BP on Operations on the Caspian Shelf of Azerbaijan

The total cost of services is estimated at about $ 300 million. The framework agreement on underwater work in the territorial waters of Azerbaijan in the Caspian Sea was signed in Milan on July 12, 2024. This was reported in the Italian company Saipem. The document was signed between the …

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BP and Trinidad and Tobago’s State Energy Company NGC Have Won a US License to Develop Gas in Venezuela

BP and Trinidad and Tobago’s state energy company NGC have been granted a two-year license by the U.S. Treasury Department’s Office of Foreign Assets Control (OFAC) to develop the Cocuina and Manakin gas fields, which cross the border with Venezuela, according to the Trinidad and Tobago Energy Chamber’s website. Washington …

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