Tagged With Shell
27 June 2022
South American nation emerges as potentially promising new upstream province
22 June 2022
Independent able to progress South African plans in contrast to Shell’s legal setbacks last year
20 June 2022
Pre-agreement signals hope for the country’s stalled liquefaction plans
7 June 2022
Africa’s upstream is heavily populated by companies headquartered in London, where an increasingly positive environment for independents contrasts with the public pressure on the majors
30 May 2022
Political paralysis is preventing Iraq from capitalising on renewed international enthusiasm for upstream investment
10 May 2022
Large discoveries alone are not enough to guarantee Namibia makes a success of Africa’s most promising frontier
27 April 2022
The subsidiary is in lockstep with its parent in the IOC-to-IEC pivot
7 April 2022
The major’s downstream economics are almost 300pc improved year-on-year
25 March 2022
Scotland’s largest political party recognises that the Ukraine crisis has changed the game
4 March 2022
Expectations for robust demand growth and constrained supply mean LNG buyers and policymakers will increasingly need to mitigate wild price swings
1 March 2022
The firms’ Russian exits will make remaining in the country difficult to justify for other IOCs
28 February 2022
The major has sold two assets and will futureproof two others, meaning only its share in the German JV remains for divestment
22 February 2022
The gap between supply and demand will be larger and happen sooner than previously thought, the major says
24 January 2022
The court’s decision on the major’s seismic survey could have wider implications for the country’s upstream
18 January 2022
Shell and TotalEnergies have agreed to execute a major integrated development and bought into the government’s gas-led strategy
2 November 2021
Decision may prove critical to the viability of the next tranche of regional projects
30 September 2021
Oil major and established independent step in as smaller new gas and power market entrants flounder
17 September 2021
The country’s production has been freefalling for years, but expected startups will not be enough to avert further long-term losses
3 September 2021
Peak production on the Timi gas development is forecast at 50,000bl/d oe
29 July 2021
The major has been awarded another block by NOC Petronas, but government involvement remains vital
29 July 2021
Gulf of Mexico FIDs may be waning, but latest approval shows they can still be viable
16 July 2021
The company’s expansion will not end with its recent acquisition of Repsol assets in Southeast Asia, says managing director Kenneth Pereira
13 July 2021
Baghdad needs to improve its relationship with international partners. But beware assuming there are easy answers
5 July 2021
There are plenty of large sellers and smaller buyers, but there may be a medium-size missing piece
17 June 2021
State-owned Pertamina may see further expansion of its role if more international firms exit without finding alternative buyers
7 June 2021
Carbon intensity of upstream production could become a mere sideshow as and when decisions are made over the allocation of a barrel of oil’s carbon footprint across the value chain
27 May 2021
Shell has agreed to sell its stake in Malampaya, the Philippines’ largest productive gas field, as the major continues an aggressive programme of divestments
25 May 2021
The sector struggled to offset crushing demand losses in 2020, but recent M&A shows momentum change
11 May 2021
Demonstrations against proposed tax reform have spread across the country, with an impact on oil and gas
7 May 2021
The country is taking measures to encourage IOC interest in its latest licensing round
28 April 2021
Biden administration hopes to fast-track emission restrictions, a popular measure among many large-cap operators
27 April 2021
The UK-headquartered majors are pursuing strategies that assume the future plays out least favourably for hydrocarbons
19 April 2021
Buoyed by stronger oil prices and demand recovery, the region has plenty of projects on the roster
19 April 2021
Large-scale, deepwater prospects continue to draw deep-pocketed investors
19 April 2021
Baghdad is once again looking towards much higher long-term capacity goals
8 April 2021
Floating storage and regasification has reduced entry barriers for aspiring LNG importers. But opening up a new market remains a tricky business
31 March 2021
When the largest buyer in the largest consuming country commits to net-zero emissions by 2050, suppliers must start to respond. And they are
31 March 2021
The inexorable rise of spot trading may be losing momentum as the market finds new ways to balance
29 March 2021
The industry’s big players remain optimistic despite the headwinds of the last two years
26 February 2021
Major consuming countries’ net-zero emissions targets will drive rather than hinder growth, with trade set to double by 2040
16 February 2021
Certain themes dominate across the range of the major’s view of potential futures
15 February 2021
The East African country has struggled to make progress on proposed liquefaction developments and the window of opportunity may have already closed
4 February 2021
A long-term federal waters embargo would trigger severe production losses in the region, forcing firms to withdraw capital
17 November 2020
London-based Impact Oil & Gas bets deepwater exploration has been substantially derisked by nearby mega gas finds
13 November 2020
The government hopes that promising geology and attractive fiscal terms will attract the interest of IOCs to develop its offshore oil discoveries
22 September 2020
The complexity and cost of pricing carbon emissions from LNG’s full lifecycle will likely deter adoption—so a narrower approach may work better
16 September 2020
The biggest opportunity for LNG growth—coal-to-gas switching in Asia—will materialise only if LNG is realistically priced
14 September 2020
The impacts of the coronavirus on energy consumption and prices hold crucial lessons for when oil and gas demand peak, says Maarten Wetselaar
3 September 2020
The establishment of the Somali Petroleum Authority and launch of a licensing round may be undermined if the replacement of the ousted prime minister is not seen as legitimate
3 August 2020
A lobby group for exports foresees a bright future despite a long history of setbacks
