Shell’s Ben van Beurden: The North Sea must “earn its right to grow”
The North Sea must "earn its right to grow", Shell's chief executive Ben van Beurden this morning said.
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Shell’s Ben van Beurden: Oil vs Uber in the battle of reputations
In a throwaway comment, Ben van Beurden found himself front and centre on the national media’s radar.
Exclusive: Shell’s CEO – Oil slide is “biggest blessing”
Energy editor Rita Brown heads to the Hague to hear exclusively how Shell’s chief executive has viewed the last three years since the oil price crash
Exclusive Interview: Ben van Beurden – No North Sea retreat
A North Sea retreat is not on the cards for Shell, according to its chief executive.
Shell rig was shut down amid explosion fears
Inspectors forced Shell to shut down a North Sea platform in June after discovering pipework was in a dangerous condition.
Shell joins solar push in coal country of world’s top exporter
Shell is investigating a solar power project in an Australian region better known for its fossil fuels, particularly coal.
Shell finds $1bn buyer for Argentine gas stations, report says
Shell has found a buyer for a chain of Argentine gas stations worth more than $1billion, a news report said.
Energy firms evacuate much of western Gulf, prep for Harvey
Energy companies are evacuating much of the western Gulf of Mexico and hunkering down to bear the brunt of Hurricane Harvey along Corpus Christi's refinery row.
Shell fires-up production in Nigeria
Shell today confirmed it had kick-started production at Gbaran-Ubie Phase 2 in Nigeria's Niger Delta region.
Wood Group looking to woo North Sea newcomers
Wood Group’s boss said yesterday that the firm was hoping to do business with new entrants to the North Sea.
Fire reported at Exxon’s Rotterdam refinery
ExxonMobil said no injuries had resulted from a fire at its refinery in Rotterdam.
Oil holds gains near 1-week high as US drilling slows further
Oil held gains near the highest close in a week as US drillers reduced the number of active rigs by the most since January.
Shell mulls stocking Egyptian plant with gas from Israel, Cyprus
Shell is seeking creative solutions to bring gas from Israel and Cyprus to market, a step that could help turn the Mediterranean region into a major gas-producing hub.
Shell completes $820m sale of Saudi joint venture
Shell has completed the sale of its 50% stake in a Saudi petrochemicals joint venture for $820million.
Protesters descend on Shell crude station in Nigeria, report says
Hundreds of protesters have descended on a Shell crude oil flow station in the Niger Delta, a news report said.
Shell picks Kvaerner for decommissioning job
Norwegian fabrication firm Kvaerner will scrap the Nyhamna facility's subsea compression pilot for Shell.
Shell to supply to power in the UK
Shell Energy Europe will begin to supply electricity to industrial customers in the UK, the oil major revealed today.
Oil majors recover strongly but keep purse strings tight, Moody’s says
Oil and gas majors have pulled off a strong recovery in the 12 months to June 30, and further improvements will follow in the second half of 2017, a Moody’s oil analyst said.
Majors slash drilling budgets as caution takes hold
Caution lights are flashing for the oil industry.
Shell nears finishing line with $30billion divestment programme
Shell has completed more than 80% of its $30billion divestment programme.
EU-backed project signs up Shell, calls for further partners
A Eurostars-funded Joint Industry Project (JIP) has signed Shell as the first operator to participate in a two-year digital twin initiative.
Majors beating slump as bosses learn to cope with $50 crude
Big Oil is starting to beat the crude-market slump as the industry rediscovers how to make money at lower prices.
VIDEO: Shell’s Prelude FLNG vessel arrives on site
The vessel for Shell's Prelude floating LNG project has arrived off the northern coast of Australia.
Inspector says he was refused access to North Sea vessel amid pay dispute
An inspector has said he was barred from meeting seafarers on two supply vessels in Aberdeen as he tried to investigate allegations of underpayment.
Update: Gulfmark denies underpaying crew of ship chartered by Shell
Vessel owner Gulfmark has dismissed accusations that it is underpaying seafarers on a ship contracted to Shell in the North Sea.