Oil strike in Norway shuts Shell field as escalation looms
A strike curtailed oil production off Norway for the first time in six years as Royal Dutch Shell Plc shut a North Sea field and workers threatened to escalate labor action at the weekend.
A strike curtailed oil production off Norway for the first time in six years as Royal Dutch Shell Plc shut a North Sea field and workers threatened to escalate labor action at the weekend.
Energy Voice took a spin in Shell's EV (electric vehicle) race vehicle over the weekend during a visit to the energy firm's annual Shell European Eco-Marathon.
Hundreds of oil and gas rig workers in Norway are to begin strike action today after talks on a proposed wage deal collapsed, according to a state appointed mediator.
A flurry of activity in a remote Canadian town is raising optimism that Royal Dutch Shell Plc and its partners are ready to go ahead with the nation’s largest infrastructure project: a C$40 billion ($30 billion) liquefied natural gas terminal that could at last unlock energy exports to Asia.
Leaders of the world’s largest oil companies want everyone to know it won’t do anyone any good to make them pay for the damages of climate change.
Shell has drilled a dry well near the Knarr field in the Norwegian North Sea.
BP has announced the purchase of the UK’s largest charge point supplier and operator, Chargemaster. It is the latest in a string of acquisitions in the battle for the Electric Vehicle (EV) customer and BP appears to follow in the footsteps of Shell, its key oil major rival. What then does the EV business mean for the business model of an oil major?
Oil investors may regret urging companies to cough up cash now instead of investing in growth for later as the dearth of exploration is setting the stage for an unprecedented crude price spike, according to Sanford C. Bernstein & Co.
Chief executive of Shell, Ben Van Beurden, has reportedly said today that he believes the 2040 UK ban on petroleum and diesel car sales should be brought forward.
To reduce emissions and provide affordable electricity, the world needs to burn more fossil fuels, not less.
Serica Energy’s boss said yesterday that the oil firm is “recruiting like mad” as it prepares to open new operational headquarters in Aberdeen.
Oil companies have for now managed to avoid the legal liability of paying potentially billions of dollars for protection against the impact of climate change. But the fight could only just be beginning.
Rising oil prices have been a boon for the FTSE 100. The market was at its lowest ebb since 2016 at the end of March, but then rose to record levels on May 22 – some talked of an increase to 8,000.
Shell's commitment to developing the Fram field "shows there is confidence in North Sea gas" once again, an industry expert said.
Oil major Shell has made a final investment decision (FID) to press ahead with plans to develop the North Sea Fram field.
Oil giant Shell said today that it will invest in the Fram gas and condensate field in the UK North Sea.
International law firm Pinsent Masons has reported increased global turnover by 6% to £449.8 million.
Big Oil’s fortunes are becoming tied more closely to natural gas than ever before.
Oil giant BP has “no plans” to invest in renewables in Scotland, an energy chief said last night.
I read with interest Energy Voice's article “Shell hoping impact of decommissioning project will be felt far beyond Brent’.
Shell Global Solutions International BV has today joined the Offshore Wind Accelerator (OWA), the Carbon Trust’s collaborative research, development and demonstration programme.
Shell said today that two of its affiliates had sold their stake in a field off Thailand for $750 million.
In the year since the Brent Delta platform came ashore for dismantling, its past and present owners have found there isn’t much that can’t be reused or given away.
Shell has agreed to sell off its interests in two oil fields to Norwegian firm OKEA for £442 million.
Shell said today that it had completed the sale of its 15% shareholding in Malaysia LNG Tiga (MLNG Tiga) for $750 million.