Shell joins Dutch clean hydrogen project
Storage
A consortium says it will launch Europe’s biggest clean hydrogen project at Eemshaven seaport (pictured) in the Netherlands, which is
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Shell and Chinese firms to build Europe’s largest battery
Storage
Shell has joined a Chinese project to construct what would be Europe’s largest battery in the UK. The oil and
Shell bemoans profits slump as oil and gas prices tumble
Production
UK-Dutch oil giant Shell is retreating from its vast US$25-billion share buyback after falling oil and gas prices halved its
Shell prepares to unveil disappointing profits
Production
Weak natural gas and liquefied natural gas (LNG) prices are expected by some analysts to reduce the full-year earnings of
Shell shares slump as oil prices fall
Industry
Royal Dutch Shell has reported a 15-per-cent fall in profits for the third quarter, amid lower oil prices and the
Oil firms accused of undermining Paris climate deal
Environment
Oil and gas firms have been accused of approving US$50 billion of projects since 2018 that undermine the 2015 Paris
Oil giants defy sanctions threat with Russia
Policy
European oil giants, including Royal Dutch Shell and OMV, have signed cooperation deals with Russian energy companies during the St
Faroe agrees North Sea deal with Shell
Production
Faroe Petroleum, an oil and gas explorer and producer concentrating on Norway and the UK, has gone into partnership with
Shell set to double renewable budget
Environment
Royal Dutch Shell says it will double investment in low-carbon energy to US$4 billion a year while it looks to
Shell and EDF invest in US offshore wind
Environment
Royal Dutch Shell and France’s EDF have invested heavily in Atlantic offshore wind to establish a major role in the
Shell hails huge quarterly profits
Industry
Profits at Royal Dutch Shell rose by more than 50 per cent to US$5.6 billion in the third quarter because
Majors prosper amid boom: Moody’s
Consumption
As would be expected, Shell, BP, ExxonMobil, Chevron and Total are among the fossil-fuel giants set to reap the benefits