BP CEO: Final Permian Processing Facility to Come Online by Mid-year
BPX Energy, BP’s Houston-based subsidiary, plans to bring on its fourth and last Permian Basin processing facility mid-year 2024, CEO Murray Auchincloss said.
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BPX Energy, BP’s Houston-based subsidiary, plans to bring on its fourth and last Permian Basin processing facility mid-year 2024, CEO Murray Auchincloss said.
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