The deal, signed with the emirate’s Supreme Petroleum Council and Abu Dhabi National Oil Company (ADNOC), has a lifetime of 40 years and represents a value of USD 2.2 billion. BP also became a shareholder in ADCO.
“This agreement will provide BP with long-term access to significant and competitive resources that we already understand very well,” chief executive Bob Dudley said in a statement.
Other shareholders in the concession are Total (10%), INPEX Corporation (5%) and South Korea’s GS Engineering. Twelve percent of the 40% earmarked for ADNOC’s international partners remains outstanding. BP previously held a 9.5% stake in ADCO, which expired in 2014. Through its other Abu Dhabi shareholdings, BP sources a net production of 95,000 bopd from the emirate. In 2017, it seeks to add 165,000 bopd.
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