GE Oil & Gas today confirmed it had started production on four high pressure, high temperature dynamic flexible risers destined for Shell's Prelude, the world’s largest offshore floating facility.
Three of the world’s largest energy companies had their credit ratings lowered by Moody’s Investors Service on the expectation that oil prices will stay low for longer and cause leverage concerns.
What will cities look like in 2050? How will they be powered to be vibrant, healthy and clean places to live? That’s the question Shell is posing to secondary students, aged 11-14, through The Bright Ideas Challenge, their new cross-curricular schools competition.
Shell today confirmed it was considering a North Sea sell-off in a bid to balance its financial books after completing its $35billion mega takeover of BG.
The demise of LNG projects such as Woodside Petroleum planned $40 billion Browse facility due to a plunge in energy prices is probably what will lift the market out of its current rut.
Woodside Petroleum Ltd. and partners including Royal Dutch Shell and BP scrapped plans to develop the $40 billion Browse liquefied natural gas project in Australia after the plunge in oil and gas prices.
Wood Group has secured a new three year contract with Shell, to deliver industrial services to the St Fergus gas processing plant in Aberdeenshire and the Mossmorran gas processing plant and Braefoot Bay marine terminal in Fife, Scotland.
Ice, extreme temperatures and a vulnerable environment are all surmountable challenges as drillers set out to hunt for oil in a new area of Norway’s Arctic Barents Sea, according to Statoil and other explorers.
Swire Pacific Offshore has been hit with a Health and Safety (HSE) improvement notice after an incident involving Shell's Curlew FPSO in the North Sea.
The move comes after Shell were also hit with a warning notice last year following the incident in January 2015.
China National Offshore Oil Corporation (CNOOC) and Shell have confirmed the final investment decision to expand CNOOC and Shell Petrochemical Company’s (CSPC) existing 50:50 joint venture in Huizhou, Guangdong Province, China.
A wave of projects approved at the start of the decade, when oil traded near $100 a barrel, have bolstered output for many producers, keeping cash flowing even as prices plummeted.
Oil major Shell has invested in a new subsurface research centre in Nigeria to help boost the country's further development in the oil and gas industry.
Royal Dutch Shell Plc and Saudi Arabian Oil Co. are ending an 18-year refining partnership as the Anglo- Dutch crude titan prepares to sell billions of dollars of assets and as Saudi Arabia’s national oil company eyes a possible initial public offering.
Oil major Shell's vice president from Upstream in the UK & Ireland said changes brought in by the government are a "step in the right direction" to help the North Sea oil and gas industry.