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Crude oil prices slip as Hurricane Michael hits the Florida Panhandle
Energy News // 9 months ago
Crude oil prices slip as Hurricane Michael hits the Florida Panhandle
Crude oil prices plummeted again Wednesday morning despite Hurricane Michael lashing the Florida coast as a Category 4 storm.
BP expects 25 percent lower oil prices after period of volatility
Energy News // 9 months ago
BP expects 25 percent lower oil prices after period of volatility
BP assumes oil prices will drop to $60-$65 per barrel after a period of extreme volatility as supply and demand is balanced, and disruptions may only cause dislocation.
Italy's ENI signs accord with BP, Libya to take over EPSA operation
Energy News // 9 months ago
Italy's ENI signs accord with BP, Libya to take over EPSA operation
Italy's Eni on Monday inked an accord with BP and NOC under which Eni will get a 42.5% interest in a Libya exploration-operating agreement and assume operations.
OMV raises forecast for Brent crude oil
Energy News // 11 months ago
OMV raises forecast for Brent crude oil
Austrian energy company OMV raised its 2018 forecast for the price of oil by almost 6 percent, but cited a second half average lower than its prediction.
Oil prices drop on reports of U.S. inventory build
Energy News // 11 months ago
Oil prices drop on reports of U.S. inventory build
Crude oil prices turned sharply lower ahead of the start of trading Wednesday in New York after a surprise build in crude oil inventories in the United States.
Oil prices slip ahead of inventory report
Energy News // 11 months ago
Oil prices slip ahead of inventory report
Crude oil prices softened ahead of the start of U.S. trading Tuesday on possible wiggle room in Iran and steady personal incomes in the United States.
BP's Dudley sees short-term support for the price of oil
Energy News // 11 months ago
BP's Dudley sees short-term support for the price of oil
BP CEO Bob Dudley said Tuesday there were factors ranging from Iranian sanctions to a shortage of U.S. pipelines that supported higher crude oil prices.
BP spends $10.5 billion for BHP's U.S. shale assets
Energy News // 11 months ago
BP spends $10.5 billion for BHP's U.S. shale assets
British energy company BP said Friday it agreed to pay $10.5 billion to acquire the onshore U.S. shale assets from Australian mining giant BHP Billiton.
Shah Deniz sets cornerstone for European energy security
Energy News // 1 year ago
Shah Deniz sets cornerstone for European energy security
The start of the second phase of the Shah Deniz gas field off the coast of Azerbaijan sets a cornerstone for European energy security, an analyst said.
Oil prices lifted by Libyan oil production outage
Energy News // 1 year ago
Oil prices lifted by Libyan oil production outage
Crude oil prices edged slightly higher early Thursday after reports of the loss of Libyan oil production, though the downturn was balanced by OPEC pledges.
Key sales agreement reached for Alaskan LNG project
Energy News // 1 year ago
Key sales agreement reached for Alaskan LNG project
Foreign entity commitment to an Alaskan project meant to bring liquefied natural gas to the export market brings it closer to reality, the state governor said.
BP sees oil boosting quarterly figures, but looks ahead to renewables
Energy News // 1 year ago
BP sees oil boosting quarterly figures, but looks ahead to renewables
New production from new projects contributed to one of the best quarters since 2014, when oil prices were over $100 per barrel, BP said Tuesday.
BP sees $6 billion in gas investments in India
Energy News // 1 year ago
BP sees $6 billion in gas investments in India
British energy company BP said Thursday it signed off on the development of deepwater gas projects in India for a total investment of $6 billion.
BP looks to deepen partnership with Brazil's Petrobras
Energy News // 1 year ago
BP looks to deepen partnership with Brazil's Petrobras
British energy company BP said it wanted to expand its level of cooperation with an oil company in Brazil, one of the largest producers outside of OPEC.
BP may do better than expected
Energy News // 1 year ago
BP may do better than expected
Steady momentum for the oil and natural gas sector recovery could mean earnings improve for British supermajor BP, RBC Capital Markets said Monday.
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It increased strongly for all forms of energy and in all regions

Energy use highest since 1973, BP says Jun 13, 2011

BP is not planning to sell its shares in TNK-BP

BP has no regrets regarding Rosneft deal Jun 09, 2011

This unique agreement underlines our long-term, strategic and deepening links with the world's largest hydrocarbon-producing nation

Russia, BP form partnership Jan 15, 2011

These are robust businesses which offer both existing production and potential opportunities for future growth

BP sells Latin, Asian assets to TNK-BP Oct 18, 2010

These results demonstrate that BP is well on track for recovery after the tragic accident on the Deepwater Horizon drilling rig and subsequent oil spill

BP returns to profit Nov 02, 2010

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