Helge Lund, chair
Murray Auchincloss, CEO
$5.78/boe
2022 $6.07/boe
22mboe/d
2022 12mboe/d
2,850
2022 2,400
>12 million
2022 ~12 million
2.7GW
2022 2.2GW
6.2GW
2022 5.8GW
We are investing in today’s energy system – while helping build out tomorrow’s. All in service of growing the value of bp
The three strategic pillars
We started up our first Archaea Modular Design (AMD) plant in Indiana, US in October 2023. AMD allows the plant to be built on skids with interchangeable components for faster builds.
The plant converts landfill gas (a form of greenhouse gas) by capturing it from landfill and converting it to electricity, heat or renewable natural gas (RNG). This helps to improve local air quality and provide lower carbon fuel for homes, businesses and transportation.
It is the first of 15-20 new plants we aim to bring online per year through 2025, with Archaea Energy production volumes contributing to our 2025 target of around 40mboe/d of biogas supply volumes.
We strengthened our strategic convenience partnerships and customer offers in 2023.
REWE To Go: bp and Lekkerland extended their successful partnership to continue to deliver REWE To Go stores at Aral retail sites until 2028. This is bp’s largest European convenience supply agreement and brings together Germany’s largest forecourt brand with one of the country’s leading convenience specialists in support of bp’s convenience transition growth engine delivery.
Auchan, Poland: We signed an agreement with leading convenience retailer, Auchan, with plans to add more than 100 stores to our retail network. The partnership supports our aim to grow our strategic convenience sites and convenience gross margin globally.
BPme: We strengthened our BPme Rewards loyalty scheme with the launch of loyalty pricing, giving customers exclusive discounts on retail store products at around 300 bp-owned retail sites across the UK.
We started construction of our 187MW solar project in Texas, US, in mid-2023. The project is planned to come online in the second half of 2024. At full capacity, the installation is expected to generate enough electricity annually to power the equivalent of 34,000 homes.
Peacock will sell all of the electricity it generates under a long-term power purchase agreement, and will also be home to a range of agricultural and biodiversity activities.
This supports our aim to develop 50GW of renewable energy capacity to FID by 2030.
The bp Annual Report and Form 20-F 2023 available for download on this webpage constitutes the Annual Report and Accounts in accordance with UK requirements and the Annual Report on Form 20-F in accordance with the US Securities Exchange Act of 1934, for BP p.l.c. for the year ended 31 December 2023. A cross reference to Form 20-F requirements is included on page 386 of the bp Annual Report and Form 20-F 2023.
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