
BP Pushes High Margin Projects, LNG Supply Growth
U.K.-based energy giant BP Plc looks to deliver on two important fronts by 2025 as it brings online more hydrocarbon production and boosts LNG supply.
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International Managing Editor. Previous work: Bloomberg Venezuela, LatinPetroleum Magazine and Banco Santiago de Leon in Caracas; Energy Intelligence, Jefferies, and Morgan Keegan in Houston; Banco Mercantil del Norte (Banorte) in Mexico City. Degrees: Finance (University of Houston). Languages: English and Spanish fluency, Portuguese understanding.
U.K.-based energy giant BP Plc looks to deliver on two important fronts by 2025 as it brings online more hydrocarbon production and boosts LNG supply.
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