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BHP oil and gas exploration summary

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At the time of writing, Woodside had confirmed that it had entered into a binding deal to acquire BHP Petroleum. It will create the largest Australia-listed E&P, with a combined market capitalisation of around US$30 billion, surpassing that of the combined local rival Santos and Oil Search. The deal creates a new international 'super independent' which is well equipped to deal with the uncertainty and upheaval of the next few decades. For BHP, the merger is transformation, diversifying away its deepwater oil operations. Adding Woodside’s long-life LNG assets creates a much bigger, and more balanced, business. Exposure to long-term LNG cashflows, with strong demand forecast, and supports customers decarbonisation goals.

Table of contents

  • BHP Petroleum and Woodside agree merger
  • Exploration results
  • Current portfolio
  • Production and potential cost of production
    • Trinidad and Tobago provided key discoveries and value

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    BHP's current acreage (top five countries in '000 km2)Net exploration and appraisal wells by countryExploration & appraisal spend and reinvestment
    Exploration success ratesLargest 10 conventional discoveries (net, 2011 to 2020)Unconventional plays commercialised (2011-2020)Volumes discovered by yearVolumes discovered by water depthVolumes discovered by countryVolumes discovered by basinProduction from new field discoveries and organic unconventionals, and as a proportion of all future productionDiscovery, development and operating costs for commercial and viable resources
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