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22 Jul 2026

What Is Eni’s Dual Exploration Model?

Eni's dual exploration model is its practice of making large oil and gas discoveries in frontier basins, then selling minority stakes to partners soon after the find, at a premium, while keeping operatorship. The Italian major says the strategy has raised more than 13 billion dollars since 2013 and helped fund development without new debt. This answer explains how it works, the landmark deals from Zohr to Baleine, and how it connects to Eni's satellite model.

22 Jul 2026

Could BP Be Taken Over or Broken Up in 2026?

BP is the most talked about takeover and break-up candidate in global energy, with activist Elliott Management holding about 5 percent and Shell having examined, then publicly ruled out, a bid in 2025. This answer weighs the real pressure against the real obstacles, size, debt, antitrust and UK politics, and reaches a clear verdict. The short version is that BP is a genuine target but not a done deal.

21 Jul 2026

Why Did BP Abandon Its Net Zero Strategy?

BP abandoned net zero because the 2020 transition bet delivered weak returns and a valuation gap, not because decarbonisation failed. The sourced answer, the numbers, and what it signals for suppliers.

21 Jul 2026

US Energy Dominance and the Strategic Petroleum Reserve in 2026

The US pledged to refill the Strategic Petroleum Reserve, then led a 2026 emergency release that drove it to a 43 year low. What the energy dominance paradox means for oil, gas and energy B2B.

21 Jul 2026

ExxonMobil’s Advantaged Assets Strategy for 2030

ExxonMobil runs a value over volume strategy: advantaged Permian, Guyana and LNG assets plus a 20 billion dollar structural cost program, engineered to compound cash and buybacks to 2030.

20 Jul 2026

What Is B2B Energy Procurement? The Process, the Stakeholders, and How Vendors Win It

A definitional guide to B2B energy procurement: the multi stage process, the buying committee, the prequalification and local content gates that make the energy sector distinct, and how suppliers position to win.

20 Jul 2026

CSRD vs CSDDD for Oil and Gas: What Is the Difference?

CSRD governs what you disclose, CSDDD governs how you act on impacts in your chain of activities. After Omnibus I the two diverge on scope and timing. A direct answer for oil and gas companies and their suppliers.

20 Jul 2026

TotalEnergies’ Two Pillar Bet: How an LNG Cash Engine Funds an Electricity Growth Machine

How TotalEnergies' two pillar model uses disciplined LNG led oil and gas cash to fund a fast growing Integrated Power business, the 2026 objectives and 2030 trajectory, the risks, and what an integrated energy buyer means for B2B sellers.

20 Jul 2026

Account Based Marketing for Energy B2B: Engineering Demand Around Long Cycle Accounts

Why energy is structurally an account based marketing sector, how to tier and orchestrate a named account programme across a twenty person buying committee, where procurement and local content rules change the play, and how to measure ABM over a 12 to 24 month cycle.

17 Jul 2026

Marketing Attribution for Energy B2B: Measuring the 12 to 24 Month Sale

In energy a purchase runs 12 to 24 months and the shortlist forms before a measurable click. Why last touch attribution lies, and the triangulated system to measure instead.