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Production & operations

Building the energy America needs today – and tomorrow

bp is investing in today’s energy system and building tomorrow’s. In 2023, bp’s total US production was 679,000 barrels of oil equivalent per day, up around 15% from 2022.

Explore our resilient hydrocarbons businesses

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bpx energy

bpx energy operates in the Permian and Eagle Ford basins in Texas and the Haynesville Basin in Texas and Louisiana, focusing on safely producing higher-margin barrels while driving down emissions.
A bp platform in the Gulf of Mexico

Gulf of Mexico

bp operates five platforms within the Gulf of Mexico – Argos, Atlantis, Mad Dog, Na Kika and Thunder Horse. Our Gulf of Mexico business is a crucial source of US energy and an important provider of jobs.
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Terminals & pipelines

bp owns or manages around 4,300 miles of pipelines – enough to stretch from Chicago to London – and carries an average of 1.1 million barrels of hydrocarbon products on a daily basis.
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Refineries

bp operates large, modern refineries in Cherry Point, Washington, and Whiting, Indiana. Our US refineries play a key role in powering regional transportation networks.
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Archaea Energy

bp is the largest renewable natural gas producer in the US, after acquiring Houston-based Archaea in late 2022.

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