BP news

BP has announced that Bernard Looney has notified the Company that he has resigned as Chief Executive Officer with immediate effect.

The first face-to-face SPE Offshore Europe in four years was a success as more than 800 exhibitors and almost 30 000 attendees where present in Aberdeen, Scotland.

Saipem has been awarded two new contracts, the first by Eni Congo and the other by BP, for a total value of around US$700 million.

A successful capacity test has been performed confirming that the Johan Sverdrup field can produce up to 755 000 bpd of oil.

Aquaterra Energy has secured a contract with BP for a subsea well development project in Trinidad and Tobago.

The seventh annual Global Energy Talent Index has revealed that the recent gas price crisis has transformed oil and gas into the most popular sector for energy workers to join and has sent salaries soaring above pre-pandemic levels.

bp and Eni have confirmed that Azule Energy, the new 50/50 independent joint venture combining the two companies’ Angolan businesses, has been officially established.

bp has agreed to sell its 50% interest in the Sunrise oil sands project in Alberta, Canada, to Calgary-based Cenovus Energy.

The agreement, the first well services contract between the companies, includes well integrity remediation services and SCP mitigation.

Flylogix will leverage the funding round to expand to new geographies, including the US, Norway and Trinidad & Tobago.