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Berchem, Belgium
BP Belgium NV (BP Marine) is part of BP's global marine activities, providing marine lubricants, fuels, and gasoil with a long history in marine shipping since 1915.
Douala, Cameroon
900 East Benson Boulevard, Anchorage, Alaska, United States
BP Exploration (Alaska), Inc. is a leading producer of oil and natural gas in the United States and a major investor in U.S. energy development, operating under the BP family of brands including Amoco, ARCO, and BP gasolines.
Helsinki, Finland
Cergy-Pontoise, Cedex Paris, France
Denmark
Piraeus, Greece
Wanchai, Hong Kong
Nariman Point, Mumbai, India
Tokyo, Japan
Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
Worli,, Mumbai, India
BP Marine Academy is a marine training institute in India focused on enhancing the knowledge, skills, and attitude of seafarers through various STCW modular courses and training programs.
Hertfordshire,, United Kingdom
Part of BP Amoco plc., BP Marine is one of the world’s leading suppliers of fuels, lubricants and technical services to the global marine industry. In everything we do, we are focused on delivering the highest levels of customer service.
Hamburg, Germany
BP Oil Deutschland GmbH Geschaftsbereich Marine is responsible for marine business in Hamburg, offering modern products and comprehensive services including Castrol Marine lubricants.
Madrid, Spain
Nr. Rochester, Kent, Great Britain (Uk)
Wellington, New Zealand
United Kingdom
Naperville,, Illinois, United States
BP Petrochemicals (Americas) is a supplier of petrochemical products serving various industries including maritime and shipping sectors.
Erenkoy, Istanbul, Turkey
Long Beach,, CA, United States
BP Pipelines North America operates safe and reliable transportation and delivery of natural gas and petroleum products across multiple states in the US.
Sunbury on Thames, Middlesex, United Kingdom
BP Shipcare provides ship management and marine services, supporting vessel operations and maintenance.
Singapore, Singapore
BP Shipcare is a wholly owned subsidiary of BP Shipping Limited, which is a member of the BP Group. It was formed in 1975 initially to lay-up its own surplus tonnage but as demand and expertise increased the service was expanded to include other ship owners and operators. BP Shipcare's lay-up site is off the coast of Sabah, Malaysia near to the island of Labuan, in Brunei Bay. The bay was identified as a suitable spot for preserving vessels and rigs since it lies in sheltered waters outside the typhoon belt. The anchorage has good holding ground in 30m of water and a current of no more than half a knot allowing ships to be moored to a single anchor. The lay-up unit can accommodate over 30 vessels at any one time. Since the start of operations in Brunei Bay, BP Shipcare has successfully laid-up and reactivated over 150 different vessels, including tankers, gas carriers, rigs and container ships. The experienced gained over this time enables us tailor the lay-up to suit owner and vessel requirements, ensuring vessels are returned in optimum condition. Typically this involves protection of machinery against static seizure, dehumidification of accommodation and engine room, hull protection via strategically placed anodes and blanking of hull apertures, and appropriate protection for all external deck equipment. Once laid-up, 24 hour on board watch-keeping enables the entire crew to be repatriated providing significant cost savings to owners. Routine maintenance schedules are agreed and regular reports keep owners apprised of vessel's condition. In addition, by liaising with local shipyard facilities, BP Shipcare is able to assist with arrangements for any remedial or refurbishment work that may be required, making efficient use of the period the vessel is in lay-up.