TNK-BP in the news

29 January 2004, Thursday Ukrainian Refining in 2003
The Lisichansk refinery produced the greatest volumes of crude of all Ukrainian refineries last year. In January/December 2003, oil supplies came to 7,143,600 tons, a 21.1% growth on last year.
29 January 2004, Thursday News
TNK-BP''s owners are getting ready for restructuring. Petroleum assets of the four companies, TNK, ONACO, Sidanco, and Slavneft, may be transferred to a holding registered in Russia, which will become a profit center.
29 January 2004, Thursday Gazprom Head Discusses with Irkutsk Governor Prospects of the Company''s Participation in the Kovykta Field Development
Gazprom OJSC Board Chairman held a working meeting with the Irkutsk Region Governor Boris Govorin in Moscow on January 28, the company''s news release says.
29 January 2004, Thursday Moving to Advanced Technologies a Must
Vladimir Bogomolov, a workshop supervisor at PPD NGDU Buzulukneft, told about technical refurbishing of a pumping station at the Pokrov field in 2001.
28 January 2004, Wednesday TNK-BP: Help by Actions, not by Words
On January 21, 2004, dedicated scholarships awarded by TNK-BP oil company to the best students from the Saratov State University School of Geology were granted.
28 January 2004, Wednesday Tyumenneftegaz to Extract Over 920,000 Tons of Oil in Uvat Fields in 2004
The announcement of crude output by Tyumenneftegaz OJSC climbing at the deposits in the south of the Tyumen Region.
28 January 2004, Wednesday TNK-BP Enters into Collaboration Agreement with the Saratov Region Government
TNK-BP oil major and the Saratov Region Government entered into a collaboration agreement on January 27, a correspondent of Interfax who attended the signing ceremony reports.
28 January 2004, Wednesday Gennadiy Moschenko: Advances Impossible without Initiative
The interview with Gennadiy Moschenko, Managing Director of Saratov Refinery OJSC, in which he spoke on the plant''s 2003 performance and 2004 plans.
27 January 2004, Tuesday Germany-Based Oiltanking Jointly with TNK-BP To Build a Terminal in the Leningrad Region
Germany-based Oiltanking Deutschland GmbH together with TNK-BP is eyeing construction of a terminal to transship petroleum products in the port of Ust Lug, Leningrad Region, Grigory Dvas, Vice Governor of the Leningrad Region at a news conference in Interfax North West agency on January 26.
26 January 2004, Monday TNK-BP Reveals Five-Year Strategy
TNK-BP’s board of directors has set out over $1 billion per year in capital expenditure until 2005, in a strategic development plan approved last month. Capital spending will then start to rise as the company starts investing in greenfield projects.