BP , Eni and TotalEnergies have begun evacuating foreign personnel from Iraqi oilfields where they operate, state-run Basra ...

BP, Eni and TotalEnergies have begun evacuating foreign personnel from Iraqi oilfields where they operate, state-run Basra ...

BP was a member of the consortium of oil companies that discovered oil in Kirkuk in the 1920s. From 2013 to 2019, ... (ROO), operator of Rumaila, Iraq’s largest producing oilfield. ...

BP and Iraq agree on technical terms to redevelop the Kirkuk oilfields, aiming for a deal by early 2025. The project holds the potential for enhanced oil output and renewable energy integration.

BP has signed a preliminary agreement with Iraq to rehabilitate and develop four oil and gas fields in Kirkuk, aiming to stabilize production and reverse decline in the region's crucial oilfields.

BP’s (LSE: BP) share price has fallen 19% from its 12 April one-year traded high of £5.40. Much of its price movement has reflected the benchmark Brent oil price pattern. But more recently it ...

BP Plc finalized an agreement with the government of Iraq to redevelop the giant Kirkuk oil fields, a deal that signals a return to the company’s Middle Eastern roots and should help to bolster ...

BP and Iraq agreed earlier this year to rehabilitate and develop four oil and gas fields in the northern region of Kirkuk. In a press release on the deal from August 2024, ...

The agreement follows a memorandum of understanding between BP and Iraq signed in July 2024 – of which technical terms were agreed in December and the majority of commercial terms agreed in ...

BP is one of the biggest foreign players in Iraq’s oil sector, with a history of producing oil in the country dating back to the 1920s when it was still under British mandate.

BP plc (BP), the UK supermajor, has entered into a preliminary agreement with the government of Iraq to rehabilitate and develop four significant oil and gas fields in the northern Kirkuk region.

BP to rehabilitate Kirkuk fields in Iraq. UK supermajor signs MoU with OPEC's second largest producer. Iraqi Prime Minister, Mohammed Shia' Al Sudani, looks on as BP chief executive, Murray ...