Meg O’Neill on BP’s North Sea sale and capital discipline
In Bloomberg’s 4 August report, BP CEO Meg O’Neill discussed interest in the North Sea assets and linked the sale decision to capital discipline.
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In Bloomberg’s 4 August report, BP CEO Meg O’Neill discussed interest in the North Sea assets and linked the sale decision to capital discipline.
CNBC’s August 4 appearance came as BP outlined Q2 results and asset changes, including a North Sea sale process and a renewed focus on oil and gas performance.
Taped April 23 and aired April 26, Wirth described Hormuz exposure, inventory drawdowns and uneven recovery times for damaged production and LNG infrastructure.
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Fox Business’s August 3 interview covered geopolitical exposure, US supply, permitting and AI/data-center electricity needs.
Wirth argued the US should develop its energy base and infrastructure as hydrocarbon demand remains resilient and AI adds to electricity needs.
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Reuters reported on 12 March that Equinor CEO Anders Opedal said the company had no spare oil or gas capacity to lift output during Middle East supply shortfalls.
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