ONGC, BP Expand Western Offshore Basin Contract
Analysis based on 23 articles · First reported Mar 09, 2018 · Last updated Jun 26, 2026
The expanded technical services contract between Oil and Natural Gas Corporation and BP is expected to positively impact both companies. Oil and Natural Gas Corporation will benefit from enhanced production and improved recovery rates from its Western Offshore Basin, contributing to India's energy security. BP will gain revenue from fixed fees and performance-linked service fees, strengthening its market position in India's hydrocarbon sector.
Oil and Natural Gas Corporation (ONGC) and BP have signed a new technical services contract on June 25, 2026, expanding their collaboration beyond the Mumbai High field to the broader Western Offshore Basin in India. Under this agreement, BP will serve as the technical services provider for ONGC's fields in the Western Offshore Basin, which is India's largest hydrocarbon-producing basin, comprising 43 blocks. ONGC will retain full ownership and operational control of the assets, while BP will work with ONGC's teams to deploy advanced technologies and expertise to moderate production decline, improve hydrocarbon recovery, and enhance operational efficiency. The contract terms include a fixed fee for BP for the first two years, followed by a service fee linked to a percentage share of revenue from net incremental hydrocarbon production. This partnership aims to strengthen India's energy security by boosting domestic crude oil and natural gas production.
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