Rhum Gas Field
Iran and the UK have been cooperating in Rhum gas field in North Sea since December 2005, when the field started pumping, until the imposition of the US-engineered sanctions against Iran.
It led to a stoppage of gas production from the field in 2010.
Rhum gas field, which cost $565 million to develop, is shared equally by BP and the Iranian Oil Company, a subsidiary of the state-owned National Iranian Oil Company.
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October 09,2018BP and Serica Energy received a conditional license from US authorities to continue operating a North Sea gas field partly owned by a subsidiary of Iran's state-owned National Iranian Oil Company,... -
December 07,2016Iran will receive its blocked revenues from gas sales at the Rhum gas field in the...
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October 03,2016Iran has sold its first cargo of gas condensate and crude oil to British companies, director...
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September 14,2016BP has released Iran's share of revenues from past gas sales...
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February 13,2016Iran’s drilling industry, which was restrained by western sanctions, intends to return to the...
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December 20,2015The National Iranian Drilling Company will start operation in the North Sea in the near future, the ...
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September 19,2015Deputy Oil Minister Amir-Hossein Zamaninia said Britain is ready to pay Iran's blocked...
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October 18,2014BP will restart the Rhum gas field in the UK North Sea, half-owned by Iran's National Oil Company, four ...
