Indy outfit snaps up Shell’s abandoned Alberta sands plant
A half-finished oil sands power plant in Canada that was abandoned by energy giant Royal Dutch Shell has been snapped up by a new buyer.
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Shell shakes up oil trading world with brash Brent buying sprees
The giant tankers anchored along the Scottish coast in the Firth of Forth weren’t going anywhere. They were just providing floating storage because there was no demand for their cargo, North Sea crude oil.
S&P says it could upgrade Shell rating to A+
A global credit ratings agency today revised its outlook on Shell to positive after the oil major outstripped expectations for 2016.
Shell, Eni ask Nigeria to overturn field forfeiture, report says
Shell and Eni have asked a Nigerian court to overturn a temporary forfeiture of an oil field in the African country, a news report said.
Shell to supply Singapore with LNG later this year
Shell and Pavilion Gas will start delivering liquefied natural gas to Singapore later this year, a news report said, citing the city-state’s trade minister.
TechnipFMC orders DOF vessel for Prelude project
TechnipFMC has chartered a vessel from Norway’s DOF Group for a major project off Australia.
Shell CFO Simon Henry to join Rio Tinto
Shell's outgoing chief financial officer Simon Henry will join miner Rio Tinto in July.
Norwegian oil authority gives Shell go-ahead for gas plant expansion
The Norwegian Petroleum Directorate (NPD) has approved the expansion of Shell’s gas plant at Nyhamna, Norway.
Oil industry chiefs hail arrival of new tech centre
Leading figures from the North Sea oil industry today welcomed the launch of a new technology centre in Aberdeen.
In pictures: an overview of Shell’s Brent field through the years
Shell has submitted plans for decommissioning its North Sea Brent field assets after decades of use. Energy Voice has been through the archive to pick out the best pictures of the field through the years. Click through the gallery below.
Look back: A snapshot of the Shell Brent’s decommissioning story so far
The decommissioning of Brent, which has produced oil for 40 years, is one of the most complex engineering projects of its kind and is expected to take a decade to complete.
Shell submits Brent Decommissioning plans
Shell reached an "important milestone" today as the firm submitted its plan for decommissioning the Brent field to the UK Government.
BP falling behind rivals on breakeven oil price
BP is falling behind competitors in one crucial measure of its resilience to oil’s slump.
BP and Shell hit after OPEC output cuts halt oil-trading bonanza
The oil-trading boom that cushioned the profits of Royal Dutch Shell Plc and BP Plc through the price slump of 2015 and early 2016 is over.
Ithaca boss pledges security for staff in Delek takeover
Bosses at Ithaca Energy said it would be “business as usual” for the North Sea oil producer following its anticipated takeover by Israeli firm Delek Group.
Flurry of deals shows investors still believe in North Sea
A recent spate of acquisitions shows oil companies and investors still see potential in the North Sea, a lawyer said yesterday.
Management of Royal Dutch Shell’s community fund criticised
An Irish local authority has been criticised over the management of an €8.5million community benefit fund provided by Royal Dutch Shell (Lon: RDSA).
Videos: Shell ‘shows its working’ on Brent decommissioning plans
Shell has published two videos explaining its approach to the Brent field decommissioning project.
This week’s top Shell stories
Energy giant Shell was at the front and centre of some massive announcements this week that sent shockwaves through the oil and gas industry.
Shell CFO urges journalists to “speak the truth” in testing times
Shell’s outgoing chief financial officer has urged journalists to “speak the truth” as the press is “tested” in the coming years.
Shell must be at the vanguard of the “unstoppable” energy transition
Shell must be at the vanguard of the “unstoppable” energy transition, its chief executive said today.
Sector will thrive regardless of Brexit negotiations, says Shell CEO
Shell boss Ben van Beurden today insisted he is confident the company will thrive whatever the outcome of the Brexit negotiations.
Shell’s shares on the rise
AJ Bell Investment director Russ Mould said: “Royal Dutch Shell’s shares were up in early trading despite a fall in earnings.
Ben van Beurden: Shell “reshaping” is beginning to bear fruit
The boss of Shell said today that the energy giant's "reshaping" is beginning to bear fruit.
Shell CEO says sell-off strategy paying off, full year earnings fall 37%
Shell's (RDSA) chief executive today said the oil major's sell-off strategy was starting to pay off.