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B
- bll
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Barrel
- bcf
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Billion cubic feet
- boe
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Barrels of oil equivalent
- boepd
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Barrels of oil equivalent per day
- bopd
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Barrels of oil per day
C
- CMS
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Caister Murdoch System
- CMS III
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A group development of five satellite fields linked to CMS
- CR
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Corporate Responsibility
- CSO
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Civil Society Organisation
- CNOOC
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China National Offshore Oil Corporation
D
- DLT
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Development Leadership Team
- DoA
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Delegation of Authority
- DRC
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Democratic Republic of Congo
- DSBP
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Deferred Share Bonus Plan
E
- EA
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Exploration Area
- E&E
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Exploration and evaluation
- E&A
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Exploration and Appraisal
- E&P
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Exploration and Production
- EBITDA
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Earnings Before Interest, Tax, Depreciation and Amortisation
- EHS
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Environment, Health and Safety
- EMS
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Environmental Management System
- ERC
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Energy Resource Consultants
- ESOS
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Executive Share Option Scheme
F
- FEED
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Front End Engineering and Design
- FPSO
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Floating Production Storage and Offloading vessel
- FRC
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Financial Reporting Council
- FRS
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Financial Reporting Standard
- FTG
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Full Tensor Gravity Gradiometry
- FTSE 100
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Equity index whose constituents are the 100 largest UK listed companies by market capitalisation
- FVTPL
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Fair Value Through Profit or Loss
G
- GELT
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Global Exploration Leadership Team
- GNPC
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Ghana National Petroleum Corporation
- GoU
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Government of Uganda
- Group
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Company and its subsidiary undertakings
H
I
- IAS
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International Accounting Standard
- IASB
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International Accounting Standards Board
- IFRIC
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International Financial Reporting Interpretations Committee
- IFRS
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International Financial Reporting Standards
- IMS
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Information Management System
- ISO
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International Organization for Standardization
K
L
- LIBOR
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London Interbank Offered Rate
- LTI
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Lost Time Incident
- LTIFR
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LTI Frequency Rate measured in LTIs per million hours worked
M
- mmbbl
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Million barrels
- mmbo
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Million barrels of oil
- mmboe
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Million barrels of oil equivalent
- mmscfd
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Million standard cubic feet per day
- MoU
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Memorandum of Understanding
- MTM
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Mark To Market
N
- NGO
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Non-Governmental Organisation
O
- OR&A
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Operational Readiness and Assurance
P
- p
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pence
- P10
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Reserves and/or resources estimates that have a 10 per cent probability of being met or exceeded
- P50
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Reserves and/or resources estimates that have a 50 per cent probability of being met or exceeded
- P&D
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Production and Development
- PAYE
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Pay As You Earn
- PRT
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Petroleum Revenue Tax
- PSC
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Production Sharing Contract
- PSP
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Performance Share Plan
S
- SCT
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Supplementary Corporation Tax
- SIP
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Share Incentive Plan
- SMC
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Senior Management Committee
- SPA
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Sale and Purchase Agreement
- sq km
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Square kilometres
- SRI
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Socially Responsible Investment
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U
- UK GAAP
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UK Generally Accepted Accounting Principles
V
- VAT
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Value Added Tax
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