Shell to get rid of scrip dividend from Q4
Oil major Shell said today that it would cancel its scrip dividend programme from the fourth quarter of 2017.
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Shell to surge across Europe with fastest electric vehicle high-powered charging network
Oil giant Shell has penned a deal with high-powered network operator IONITY to offer faster charging points to electric vehicle drivers (EVs) across ten European countries.
Wood moves to cut workforce at Fife’s Mossmorran gas plant
A number of workers at a major Fife gas processing plant are facing a bleak Christmas after being placed on notice of redundancy.
Exxon, Shell, BP and more pledge to reduce methane emissions
Exxon Mobil, Royal Dutch Shell, BP and more of the world's largest energy companies are pledging to reduce their methane emissions, acknowledging publicly that global warming is a major problem worldwide.
Budget: Tax history reform a ‘positive step forward’, Shell says
Oil major Shell said today called the decision to introduce transferable tax history for the oil and gas sector was a positive step forward.
Shell gearing up for Girls in Energy event
School pupils from the north-east will join around 100 others from across Scotland for a major industry competition.
Chrysaor making its mark with contract awards
Craig International and Well-Centric both announced contracts with UK North Sea newcomer Chrysaor yesterday.
OGA UK-Norway hackathon series to begin this week
The Oil and Gas Authority (OGA) has said that cross-border technology hackathons between the UK and Norway will take place this month.
Shell’s longtime head of crude oil trading quits
Mike Muller, Royal Dutch Shell's 34-year veteran in charge of crude oil trading, has stepped down with immediate effect.
Adipec 2017: ‘Batter up’ at Shell’s conference stand
Batsmen are lining up at Shell's stand at the Adipec conference to try out the firm's baseball video game.
‘No timeline’ for resuming operations of Shell’s stricken Enchilada rig
Shell has no timeline for restarting normal operations on a platform which was shut down in the US Gulf of Mexico due to a fire, a news report said.
New North Sea field investment opportunities ‘on the horizon’, Shell boss says
Opportunities for new North Sea field investment are "beginning to appear on the horizon", according to Shell UK's commercial manager Ben Taylor.
Q3 round-up: BP ready to ‘flex’, Shell a good bet to reach divestment target
Oil majors BP and Shell are closing in on realising key objectives for production and fundraising, an analyst has said.
Shell platform shut-in after fire, two hurt
Oil major Shell shut down its Enchilada platform in the Gulf of Mexico after a fire broke out and two people were injured.
Former Shell chief joins Scottish oil and gas consultancy
Former Shell UK supremo and industry stalwart Sir Bob Reid is to take up a new role as non-executive director of Belltree, a specialist oil and gas consultancy.
R2S to provide Chrysaor with visual models of former Shell platforms
An Aberdeen subsidiary of marine services company James Fisher and Sons has been picked to provide North Sea newcomer Chrysaor with its visualisation software.
BP, Shell, Statoil join commodity trading digital venture
Oil majors BP, Shell and Statoil have joined a consortium which will create a digital platform for the energy commodity trading sector.
Big Oil’s surprisingly strong quarter explained in 5 charts
The world’s biggest oil companies are jostling for supremacy as they emerge from a life-changing downturn.
Shell ‘happy’ with portfolio post-Chrysaor deal
Oil major Shell has said it is “happy” with its portfolio a day after completing the near-£3billion sale of a package of North Sea assets.
Watch: Shell tops Q3 estimates
Heavyweight Shell has topped the third quarter estimates. Watch the video to get the breakdown on what this means and what next.
Updated: Shell’s profits leap on strong showing from all business areas, on track to hit divestment target
Shell said today all areas of its business put in a strong showing to steer the oil major to an increase in third-quarter profits.
Exclusive interview: ‘No caution in my optimism,’ Chrysaor boss says
The boss of oil firm Chrysaor has said he is “more than cautiously optimistic” about the North Sea’s future after completing a deal for a package of assets from Shell.
Tax relief reform vital for bringing new investment to North Sea, Chrysaor chief says
The UK Government must let oil companies transfer tax histories if it is serious about attracting investment to the North Sea, an industry chief said yesterday.
Chrysaor ‘close’ to securing rig for drilling campaign early next year
Chrysaor is keen to get cracking on a drilling campaign early next year and is “close” to booking a rig for the job, the North Sea firm’s boss said yesterday.
Shell completes North Sea sale, creates new basin heavyweight
Shell this morning finalised its $3.8billion North Sea deal with Harbour Energy-backed Chrysaor Holdings.