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BP Oil Company

Auckland, New Zealand

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What BP Oil Company does.

BP Oil Company is a global energy company producing oil and gas, trading in energy, manufacturing petrol, diesel, jet-fuel as well as gas for heating and electricity. The firm also invests in EV-charging stations, biofuel and biogas projects, offshore wind farms and solar installations. BP has its headquarters in New Zealand and is part of a global corporate group with various energy product lines and technological innovations. The company works on stabilizing the energy supply, particularly during times of great global disruptions in the oil and gas market. BP was founded in 1996 and is equipped with different certificates and classes to deliver its products safely and sustainably.

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