14/12/2020 بواسطة مدير متجر النفط
على الرغم من خططها للانتقال إلى المزيد من توليد الطاقة الخضراء، BP has announced it intends to invest more in oil and gas operations in the Middle East.
BP already has a strong basis in the region, with it operating Iraq’s Rumalia oil field, which produces some 1.4 million barrels per day (bpd) – to put this into context, it is more than the entire UK oil industry. It also has a strong presence in Oman and the الإمارات العربية المتحدة.
The recent plan that BP announced to cope with the energy transition will involve it scaling back its oil production while ramping up renewable energy production. It will remain a substantial oil producer, as crude oil will still be needed as feedstock for the petrochemicals industry, such as to make industrial Castrol products like cutting fluid and hydraulic oil.
ويبدو أن نية الاستثمار في الشرق الأوسط تتناسب مع هدفها المتمثل في تركيز إنتاج الهيدروكربون على الآفاق الأكثر ربحية. ولا يزال الشرق الأوسط يمتلك 73% من احتياطيات النفط العالمية، وتتمتع المنطقة بجاذبية قوية من حيث كفاءة الإنتاج وانخفاض تكاليف التشغيل والرأسمال.
Once oil demand returns and production quotas are relaxed, BP hopes to eventually get the Rumalia field to a peak production of 2.1 million bpd. It is also looking to invest more in its gas fields in عمان, so the fields can achieve maximum production of 1.5 billion cubic feet per day by early 2021.
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