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Malaysian duo target 1million barrels from North Sea well
More than 1million additional barrels of oil are expected to be unlocked through a sidetrack well in the central North Sea later this year.
‘Cut red tape to save on costs’, supermajor staff urge
Employees of supermajors believe there is still room to lower costs and that cutting red tape is the best way of creating value, a new report has revealed.
Groningen production restrictions to prove costly for Dutch government, says WoodMac
Planned production cuts to the Europe’s largest gas field is to cost the Dutch state-run Enrgie Beheer Nederlands $5billion over the life of the field as well as cause the continent to look elsewhere for supply, according to analysts Wood Mackenzie.
Shell can still grow in ‘rejuvenated’ North Sea, CEO says
Shell’s boss said yesterday that the North Sea is showing signs of “rejuvenation” and can provide the oil major with more room to grow.
“Major intervention” needed after production around Dutch gas field brings powerful earthquakes
The Netherlands’ Climate minister has been warned production needs to be reduced significantly around a major gas field following a series of increasingly powerful earthquakes.
Updated: Shell chief hails ‘year of transformation’ as profits jump
Shell’s boss today hailed 2017 as a “year of transformation” for the oil major after recording a jump in earnings.
North Sea back to life, 13 fields expected to be sanctioned in 2018
The UK oil and gas industry is stirring back to life, with 13 fields expected to be sanctioned in 2018.
Shell makes historic Mexico comeback to rule deep Gulf waters
In the span of a few hours, Royal Dutch Shell Plc became the new king of Mexico’s deep waters.
Shell makes huge deep-water Gulf of Mexico discovery
Shell has announced one of its largest US Gulf of Mexico exploration finds in the past decade from the Whale deep-water well.
Shell to sell stake in Thai gas field for $750million
Shell is to sell its stake in Thailand’s Bongkot gas field to the country’s state-owned PTT Exploration and Production for $750million.
BHGE announces technology deals with Shell, Maersk and Vietsovpetro
Baker Hughes, a General Electric Company (BGHE) has announced a series of contracts and partnerships with firms including Shell and Maersk at its annual meeting in Italy.
Shell shielded from Forties fallout by ‘internationalisation’, North Sea sales
Shell is performing “extremely well” at a time when Brent crude is at its highest price for three years, the oil giant’s upcoming fourth quarter results will show.
Shell to announce profit boost thanks to soaring crude prices
Oil giant Royal Dutch Shell is expected to reveal that profits more than doubled last year as it benefited from the surging cost of crude.
Oil’s big hitters ready to dive into Mexico’s deep waters
If you’re a super-major oil explorer, Mexico says it’s got a bargain for you.
Shell owned taxi app denies it’s the new Uber
A Royal Dutch Shell owned start-up has denied that it will operate in direct competition with existing ride hailing apps, such as Uber.
Pause in petrol price war causes price increase at the pumps
A cooling of the supermarket petrol price war has bumped up refuelling costs for motorists, according to new figures.
Nigeria sues JP Morgan over Shell, Eni deal for offshore field, report says
Nigeria is suing JP Morgan Chase for more than $875million over the transfer of cash used to buy an oilfield in 2011, a news report said.
Shell buys stake in blockchain start-up
A London-based blockchain start-up has secured investment from oil giant Shell in exchange for a minority stake.
Shell, BP strike deals to buy Libyan oil
Shell and BP agreed to annual deals to buy Libyan crude, underscoring how the North African country’s recovering production and improving security are enticing some of the world’s largest oil companies.
Opito event looks to encourage more girls into energy
Events are to be held next week in an effort to encourage more young women into the oil and gas industry.
Shell reprimanded over Brent Bravo leak
The UK's workplace safety watchdog has reprimanded Shell following a gas leak on the Brent Bravo platform in November.
Shell wraps up takeover of Turritella FPSO
Dutch oil and gas vessel builder SBM Offshore has completed the sale of the Turritella FPSO to Shell.
75 fresh production licences issued in Norwegian awards round
The Norwegian Petroleum Directorate has announced the offer of 75 production licences to 34 offshore companies.
Shell to offload stake in Iraqi field, report says
Shell has struck a deal to divest its stake in an Iraqi oilfield to Japanese firm Itochu, a news report said.