Saturday, November 29, 2025
BP invests in Chinese AI energy management tech specialist R&B- oil and gas 360

BP invests in Chinese AI energy management tech specialist R&B

BP BP Ventures has invested in energy management specialist R&B, BP’s first venture into artificial intelligence (AI) technology in China. R&B’s energy management systems are designed to predict, control and improve a building’s energy use, supporting BP Alternative Energy’s focus on low-carbon power, storage, digital energy value chain and wider Energy as a Service (EaaS) offers. Buildings currently account for one

Nearly $1B Gulf Coast Ammonia plant in Texas City to begin construction- oil and gas 360

Nearly $1B Gulf Coast Ammonia plant in Texas City to begin construction

Houston Chronicle A nearly $1 billion Gulf Coast Ammonia plant to help manufacture fertilizers received final approval to begin construction this year in Texas City near Galveston, the companies said Wednesday. The plant would produce 1.3 million tons of ammonia per year from nitrogen gas and hydrogen feedstock with an estimated completion date in 2023. The project would create more than

Baker Hughes enters three-way deal to boost AI in the oil field- oil and gas 360

Baker Hughes enters three-way deal to boost AI in the oil field

Houston Chronicle Houston oilfield service company Baker Hughes has entered into a three-way agreement and partnership to boost the adoption of artificial intelligence technology in the oil and natural gas industry. Baker Hughes, tech giant Microsoft and Silicon Valley artificial intelligence company C3.ai have signed an agreement to work together to develop and deploy the cost-cutting technology for industry customers across

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BP building plastic recycling pilot plant in Illinois

Source: Houston Chronicle The British energy major BP said Thursday it will build a new pilot plant for recycling plastics at its refining complex in Illinois. The $25 million pilot plant, which is expected to be completed next year, would test BP’s new “Infinia” technology to transform currently un-recyclable plastics into new plastic feedstock. The technology specifically would recycle polyethylene terephthalate,