US warns of sanctions if Nord Stream 2 pipe proceeds
The U.S. stepped up its opposition to the Nord Stream 2 natural gas pipeline linking Russia and Germany, saying the project raises security concerns and that it could draw U.S. sanctions.
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Shell facing challenge to CEO pay packet at AGM, report says
An advisory firm is telling Shell shareholders to vote down the pay deal of the company’s chief executive, a news report said.
Shell, Eni Nigerian corruption trial re-adjourned until next month
The trial to determine alleged corruption involving Shell and Eni in Nigeria has been adjourned until next month after a brief procedural hearing in Milan.
Shell, Eni trial over Nigeria ‘fraud’ to start in Milan today
The trial of Shell and Eni executives over alleged corruption in Nigeria is expected to start in Milan today.
Total, Shell in gas development deal with Oman
Two oil majors have struck a deal with Oman over the development of natural gas resources in the Middle Eastern state.
GALLERY: Shell’s Appomattox sails into Gulf of Mexico
Shell’s giant Appomattox floating platform has set sail for its final destination in the Gulf of Mexico.
Two UK low-carbon firms recognised at Shell awards
Two UK low-carbon entrepreneurs have clinched Shell Springboard and Shell LiveWIRE awards.
Construction under way on Shell’s Penguins FPSO
Shell has confirmed construction has started on the Penguins redevelopment – its first new manned installation in the North Sea for nearly 30 years.
Shell raises $3.3bn through sale of Canadian Natural Resources stake
Shell said today that it would sell its entire stake in Canadian Natural Resources for $3.3 billion.
‘We need to change, and that is what Shell is going to do’, says UK chair
Sinead Lynch, UK country chair for Shell, said yesterday that the oil giant knows that it "needs to change" in the coming energy transition, and "that is what Shell is going to do".
VIDEO: Shell and CNOOC launch petrochemicals joint venture in China
Shell and China National Offshore Oil Corporation (CNOOC) have announced the start-up of a new petrochemical plant in China.
Siccar starts final Cambo appraisal well, completes Shell deal
Aberdeen oil firm Siccar Point Energy has started drilling a final appraisal well on the Cambo field, north-west of Shetland.
Appomattox platform shows Shell isn’t giving up on deepwater drilling
The massive Appomattox oil platform will set sail in May from a dock in Ingleside en route to the eastern Gulf of Mexico as Royal Dutch Shell aims to trigger a new beginning for the deep-water Gulf of Mexico following the recent oil bust.
Stork wins three-year contract with Shell
Oil services firm Stork has won a three year contract with Shell for assets in the Southern North Sea.
OTC 2018: Final piece of Gulf of Mexico puzzle close to being found
Oil firms are less than two years away from finding the final piece of the puzzle for unlocking the US Gulf of Mexico’s deepest bounty, an analyst has said.
Shell’s pre-tax earnings jump by £1.3billion in Q1 results
Energy giant Shell has reported an increase in pre-tax earnings of £1.3billion for the start of 2018.
Shell goes ahead with 300million barrel Vito project
Shell said yesterday that it had taken a final investment decision on the 300million barrel Vito project in the US Gulf of Mexico.
Shell to sell downstream business in Argentina in £680million deal
Shell has announced plans to sell its downstream business in Argentina to Raizen for £680million.
BP “has advantage over Shell” for Q1 results, says analyst
BP “has a slight advantage over Shell” ahead of announcing their first quarter results, according to an analyst.
Shell pilots in-car fuel payments
Energy giant Shell has teamed up with a manufacturer in the US to deliver in-car fueling payments.
Final warning letters issued to industry giants over last June’s flaring at Mossmorran
Petrochemical companies ExxonMobil Chemical and Shell UK have been served with final warning letters by the Scottish Environment Protection Agency following last June’s serious flaring incident at Mossmorran.
Shell says diesel, petrol car sales could be phased out five years early
Shell has suggested 100% of new car sales in the US, EU and China could be zero-emission electric cars five years earlier than the UK’s current aim of 2040.
ONE to help Shell, Conoco answer decommissioning problems
Two economic development bodies will join forces in the crusade to anchor the oil and gas supply chain in the north-east.
Shell boss tells activists and investors: Trust me to cut CO2
Chief executive Ben van Beurden has the same message for activists seeking to bind Shell to deep emissions cuts, and investors concerned about the merits of shifting away from oil and gas: Trust me.
Shell to transition from oil when it ‘makes commercial sense’
Oil giant Shell said today that it will continue to “sell the oil and gas that society needs” but is also positioning itself to transition further into low-carbon energy when it “makes commercial sense”.