Non-OPEC Oil Supply Growth to Peak in Early 2026, BP Says
'Non-OPEC supply we largely see going flat after February or March next year,' he said in an interview on Bloomberg Television after reporting earnings. Supply growth from non-OPEC will be relatively flat after that for about 12 to 18 months.
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