Shell remains the world’s most valuable oil and gas brand, according to Brand Finance

The British-Dutch company has been in first place for the eleventh year in a row.

Saudi Aramco remains in second place (+0.3 percent, $41.7 billion), while PetroChina is in third (+17 percent, $33.3 billion).

Another Chinese company, Sinopec, is in fourth place (+5 percent, $29.8 billion).

ExxonMobil, whose brand value jumped 21 percent to $23.6 billion, has moved up from eleventh place last year to fifth.

ADNOC of the United Arab Emirates has moved up from eighth to sixth place, with its brand value increasing 25 percent to $19 billion.

France’s TotalEnergies slipped from sixth to seventh place despite its brand value increasing by 11 percent to $18.8 billion. Britain’s BP Plc slipped to eighth place from fifth place last year, with its brand value decreasing by 1 percent to $18.3 billion.

Norway’s Equinor (-6 percent to $15.7 billion), which fell from seventh place last year to ninth, and US Chevron Corp., which dropped one place to tenth, with its brand value decreasing by 2 percent to $14.5 billion, also made the top ten.