BP Amoco-led group presents plan to ship Azerbaijani gas to Turkey

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A group headed by BP Amoco PLC has introduced a plan to ship natural gas from the new Shah Deniz field in Azerbaijan's side of the Caspian Sea to Turkey. The group is anxious to conclude a sales agreement by the end of 2000.

Turkey, Azerbaijan, Caspian Sea

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BP Amoco explores possible alliance with Union Fenosa

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Union Electrica Fenosa SA and BP Amoco PLC are engaged in preliminary negotiations over a possible natural gas partnership in Egypt. However, other natural gas firms are considering similar partnerships in Egypt.

Egypt, BPA, Union Electrica-Fenosa S.A.

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BP may lose project to Russia power grab: move would open door to Gazprom and tighten Kremlin grip on energy

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Russian licensing authorities may revoke BP PLC's production permit, alleging that TNK-BP Ltd., of which BP owns 50%, has failed to meet production targets at Siberia's Kovykta gas field. Industry analysts believe that the regulatory pressure may be a negotiating tactic for Gazprom, which has previously indicated interest in joining the TNK-BP project.

Contracts & orders received, Production management, Crude Petroleum & Natural Gas, Natural gas liquids, Petroleum refining, Contracts & orders let, Oil & Gas Extraction, Oil and Gas Extraction, United Kingdom, Petroleum industry, Contracts, Russia, Contract agreement, OAO Gazprom, Company business planning, TNK-BP

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