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BP favours gas

WOODSIDE Petroleum will be mulling the latest spending and strategic outlooks of North West Shelf partners BP and Chevron Corporation with the UK oiler saying 2017 would be one of its biggest years as it shifts focus to natural gas.

Anthony Barich
Zohr field vessel.

Zohr field vessel.

Having routinely ran over budget and behind schedule on projects until 2010, BP's Global Projects Organisation head Dave O'Connor told an end-of-year briefing at its Energy Corridor campus in Houston that...

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