Insight
Corporate week in brief: BP, Shell and Total end 2018 with a flourish
Report summary
Oil and gas stocks took a battering in Q4, leaving the sector deeply in the red for the year. Volatility also took its toll on upstream M&A, pushing Q4 deal count to its lowest level since Q1 2015. Still, company guidance suggests that upstream investment will increase in 2019, and the Euro Majors ended the year with a flurry of positive announcements: • BP and Kosmos sanction Tortue LNG Phase 1 • Shell commits to Vaca Muerta investment • Shell buys 49% interest in Cleantech Solar • Total brings Egina onstream • Shell opens the taps on Prelude
Table of contents
- Macro round-up
- Companies: Shell, Total, BP, Kosmos
- Energy Transition: Shell
Tables and charts
This report includes 3 images and tables including:
- Corporate Service coverage: 2018-2019 change in upstream capital budgets (%)
- Shell acquisitions along the new energies power value chain
- Data dashboard
What's included
This report contains:
Other reports you may be interested in
06 February 2023
Corporate week in brief
Insight
Corporate week in brief
Rolling coverage of the most important events affecting the corporate energy sector.
$70009 July 2018
Corporate week in brief: BP and ConocoPhillips trade UK and Alaska assets
Insight
Corporate week in brief: BP and ConocoPhillips trade UK and Alaska assets
BP and ConocoPhillips swap UK and Alaska assets; CNPC Brazil deals; Mozambique LNG plans submitted; Equinor boosts trading capabilities.
$70006 February 2023
2023 guidance: upstream companies' capital budgets and production targets
Insight
2023 guidance: upstream companies' capital budgets and production targets
Rolling company guidance tracker with 2023 investment plans and volume targets. To include multi-segment budgets for the largest E&Ps.
$1,350
