Shell to spend $300m on Argentina shale project
Shell has struck a preliminary deal with Argentina’s YPF to develop a shale field in the South American country.
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Shell applying to increase production from Shearwater, three new wells planned
Shell today confirmed that it will apply to increase production from the North Sea Shearwater field.
Former Shell projects boss joins Ecosse Subsea Systems
Engineering firm Ecosse Subsea Systems (ESS) has hired a former supply chain manager at Shell as its first ever commercial manager.
Shell looks beyond Dutch waters for offshore wind investments
Royal Dutch Shell Plc may contract to build offshore wind farms in the U.K. and across Europe, after winning a bid to build one of the cheapest projects on record last year, Shell U.K. chair Sinead Lynch, said in an interview.
Sale of Xcite Energy dragging on
The sale of Xcite Energy looks set to drag on after liquidators said they were still working on a deal.
Survey firm secure Shell contract for rig positioning
A leading oil and gas survey and rig positioning provider has secured a contract with energy giant Shell.
Opinion: Shell may hold clue to future in corner of Cobham
At a motorway service station on the M25 stands a big white metal box, about the size of a shipping container. Inside is something very clever.
France’s CGG gets Shell seismic gig in Brunei
French geoscience firm CGG said today it had inked a contract to process seismic data for Shell in Brunei for six years.
Decommissioning up for debate at Aberdeen bookshop cafe
Aberdeen University is taking the North Sea decommissioning debate to an unlikely venue in the Granite City this week.
Craig International signs global agreement with Shell
Craig International has signed a global agreement with Anglo-Dutch supermajor Shell to resell unused equipment.
EV insights: Four things you didn’t know about Shell’s new North Sea boss
Royal Dutch Shell has announced that Steve Phimster is to take up the role as vice president for the UK and Ireland's upstream operations next month.
Shell takes small step to fuel Toyota’s giant hydrogen leap
Royal Dutch Shell Plc will build seven fueling stations for hydrogen cars in California through a partnership with Toyota Motor Corp., laying down their latest bet on the demise of the internal-combustion engine.
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.
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.