Tag: Royal Dutch Shell

Former Shell CEO: Safety must come first. And second. And third.

Putting safety first is one of the most important ingredients to a successful major energy company, said former Shell CEO, Jeroen van der Veer, sharing a list of problems that executives need to watch out for.  More »
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Innovation, collaboration can solve offshore challenges, industry leaders say

Oil and gas firms not only need to share technology they develop, but they also must tap into the innovative products available in other industries to produce increasingly difficult-to-find resources in deep waters around the world, Royal Dutch Shell’s technology chief said Thursday.  More »

Shell pushes innovation to stay in the deep-water game

As conventional oil becomes ever scarcer for onshore, operators are increasingly planning their business strategies on the basis of deepwater resources, a Shell executive said Tuesday afternoon.  More »

Shell’s Odum:Optimistic on liquefied natural gas for transportation

In an exclusive interview with FuelFix, Shell Oil President Marvin Odum talks about the challenges and opportunities for liquefied natural gas, as the LNG17 conference gets underway in Houston.  More »

Shell exec leaves by ‘mutual consent’ after Arctic mishaps

A Shell executive in charge of oil exploration across the Americas has stepped down from his post after 29 years with the company. Critics say Lawrence is being made a scapegoat for Shell’s problem-plagued 2012 Arctic drilling program.  More »

Shell’s Olympus platform readies for Gulf of Mexico journey

The 10 million-pound drilling rig for Shell’s Olympus oil platform will begin a four-day voyage along the Texas coast on Thursday to be joined with its massive hull. See photos of the record-setting platform’s construction and journey across the ocean.  More »

Big Oil warms up to Arctic despite challenges

The Arctic contains more than 90 billion barrels of oil, but limited infrastructure, competing sovereignty claims and spill containment challenges will make exploration difficult in its icy climate, an Ernst & Young report said Wednesday.  More »

Long journey for oil platform hull ends in Texas

The hull of Royal Dutch Shell’s Olympus offshore platform traveled 18,000 miles from South Korea. It arrived Saturday at a Texas port where it will be assembled before it sails to its final location in the Gulf of Mexico.  More »

Former Shell chief calls for overhaul of U.S. energy approach

Former Shell President John Hofmeister delivered a decidedly downbeat assessment of U.S. energy policy during the World LNG Fuels Conference in Houston Tuesday. He came between speakers who bemoaned hurdles they say keep the nation’s bounty of natural gas from reaching its full potential.  More »

Shell says profits doubled due to higher oil prices

Net income increased to $7 billion from $3.5 billion a year earlier thanks to higher oil prices, although overall production fell 2 percent.  More »

Explosions rock Shell’s Singapore refinery

Royal Dutch Shell Plc will shut its biggest refinery over the next two days on an island off Singapore as firefighters battle a blaze for a second day, the worst fire at the site in 23 years.  More »

Shell shuts down Nigeria field over oil theft

Royal Dutch Shell PLC closed a field after oil thieves caused spills that worsened pollution in Nigeria’s oil-rich southern delta, the oil major said today, and said they plan to keep the field closed until thieves leave the area.  More »
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