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Friday, June 11th, 2010
Naphtha, Gasoil Refining Profits Increase in Asia: Oil Products - Bloomberg
Naphtha, Gasoil Refining Profits Increase in Asia: Oil Products Bloomberg Gasoil's crack spread rose, signaling more profit for refiners making the distillate fuel. Royal Dutch Shell Plc bought gasoline in Singapore. Light Distillates Naphtha's premium to London-traded Brent crude futures rose to $124.20 a metric ton at 3 pm ... |
BP Raises Dividend After Quarterly Earnings Beat Shell - San Francisco Chronicle
 Bloomberg | BP Raises Dividend After Quarterly Earnings Beat Shell San Francisco Chronicle Net cash flow in 2014, with oil prices at around $100 a barrel, will be around 50 percent higher than in 2011, the company said. "BP is on the right path," Dudley said in a statement. "We have a relentless focus on safety and risk management. BP preparing "vigorously" for oil spill lawsuits BP Quarterly Earnings Gain on Oil Prices BP makes $7.6bn profit in Q4, raises dividend |
Oil industry profits are… good! - East Texas Review
 Globe and Mail | Oil industry profits are… good! East Texas Review Shell earned $6.5 billion. ExxonMobil, the leading US oil company, earned a whopping $9.4 billion. On cue, left-leaning pundits and activists rose to condemn the industry for excess. How dare oil companies earn so much while so many people are hurting! A New Normal for Energy? Near-term pipeline plans grow, longer-term projects sag Email letters, Feb. 6, 2012 |
Shell plans production expansion as profits rise - BBC News
 BBC News | Shell plans production expansion as profits rise BBC News Royal Dutch Shell has said it will launch a major investment drive in an effort to boost falling production. The oil giant said it would spend $30bn (£19.4bn) on new oil and gas projects this year, compared with $24bn in 2011. The announcement came as ... Shell profits up 54% to £2m an hour Shell unveils £19bn investment as oil prices drive 13% profit hike Oil price could fall to $70 in 2012 amid volatility, Shell warns |
COLUMN-Making fracking politically acceptable: John Kemp - Reuters
COLUMN-Making fracking politically acceptable: John Kemp Reuters Now regulators and industry are starting to push back to ensure exploitation of tight gas and oil formations is not blocked by environmental and safety fears. CAUTIOUS EMBRACE So far, the transformative potential of shale gas and tight oil has won over ... |
Jiffy Lube® Recognized for Superior Training Program, Dedication to Employee ... - MarketWatch (press release)
Jiffy Lube® Recognized for Superior Training Program, Dedication to Employee ... MarketWatch (press release) Shell companies have operations in more than 100 countries with businesses including oil and gas exploration and production; production and marketing of Liquefied Natural Gas and Gas to Liquids; manufacturing, marketing and shipping of oil products and ... |
Bayelsa community threatens Shell operation - Vanguard
 African Manager | Bayelsa community threatens Shell operation Vanguard The Nembe Kingdom through its Oil and Gas Committee chairman, Chief Nengi James-Eriworio yesterday called on the oil giant to fast track the ongoing power project in the area with a view to connecting the coastal island to the Nembe Creek turbine on or ... Shell says 140000bpd oil export from Nigeria threatened by theft Rise In Oil Thefts Threatens Nigerian Output Shell chief frets over rising crude theft |
Upstream Oil Firms To Shell Out Rs.36900 Cr. Towards Fuel Subsidy - RTT News
Upstream Oil Firms To Shell Out Rs.36900 Cr. Towards Fuel Subsidy RTT News (RTTNews) - The India government asked the upstream oil companies, such as Oil and Natural Gas Corporation Ltd, or ONGC, to give around Rs.36900 crore towards fuel subsidy during April to December 2011, reports said, quoting an official. |
Commercial traffic resumes on Iraq's Shatt al-Arab - AFP
 AFP | Commercial traffic resumes on Iraq's Shatt al-Arab AFP AL-NASHWA, Iraq — Commercial traffic has resumed on the strategic Shatt al-Arab waterway after 31 years, with the official opening of a port for oil giant Shell, an Iraqi official said on Tuesday. Part of the 200-kilometre-long (120 miles) waterway ... Shell Opens Jetty In Iraq Shat-al-arab Waterway To Service Majnoon Field Traffic resumes on Shatt Al Arab after 31 years Iraq's Majnoon seen at 175 |
Shell hopeful for Arctic drilling - FuelFix (blog)
 FuelFix (blog) | Shell hopeful for Arctic drilling FuelFix (blog) (Chronicle) Mary Dokianos of Shell Oil Co. photographs Brutus, a tension leg platform used for oil and gas drilling and production, at a construction facility in Ingleside, Texas, Tuesday, April 24, 2001. The total cost for the platform is expected to ... Shell still hopeful of drilling in Arctic waters this summer Shell optiomistic for Arctic drilling in the coming season |
Shell hopeful for Arctic drilling
ANCHORAGE, Alaska - It's the billion-dollar question in Alaska for 2012: Will this be the year Shell Oil begins large-scale offshore exploratory drilling in Arctic waters? Two months into 2012, th... Read more
Shell's offshore exploration deal renews calls for safety agency in Nova Scotia
HALIFAX - Shell Canada's (TSX:SHC) recent winning bid to conduct deepwater oil exploration off Nova Scotia has renewed calls to establish a separate safety agency independent of the federal-provincial offshore regulator. Read more
BP Raises Dividend After Quarterly Earnings Beat Shell
BP Plc, Europe’s second-biggest oil company, raised its dividend after earnings beat analyst estimates on higher crude prices. Read more
Shell has high hopes for Arctic drilling
ANCHORAGE, Alaska — It's the billion-dollar question in Alaska for 2012: Will this be the year Shell Oil begins large-scale offshore exploratory drilling in Arctic waters? Read more
Shell CEO Says Arctic Focus On Alaska, Greenland
Royal Dutch Shell PLC's (RDSA.LN) plans to drill for oil and gas in the Arctic region will be centered on Alaska and Greenland, though the Anglo-Dutch major is also eyeing Russia's far north as an exploration frontier, said Chief Executive Peter Voser. Read more
AP Interview: Shell hopeful for Arctic drilling
DAN JOLING Associated Press ANCHORAGE, Alaska It's the billion-dollar question in Alaska for 2012: Will this be the year Shell Oil begins large-scale offshore exploratory drilling in Arctic waters? Two months into 2012, the oil giant is beyond the lead time it said it needed to assemble the flotilla of support vessels that must accompany drill ships to leases in the to the remote Chukchi and ... Read more
Shell Canada's Deepwater Deal Spurs Calls For Independent Safety Agency In Nova Scotia
Shell Canada Ltd.'s recent winning bid to conduct deepwater oil exploration off Nova Scotia has renewed calls to establish a separate safety agency independent of the federal-provincial offshore regulator. Read more
Community may split over application to search for oil and gas off Dalkey
WITH JUST a week to go until the public consultation closes on an application for oil and gas exploration off the Dublin coast, locals are grappling with the potential risks and benefits of such a development. Read more
Shell losing $1 billion a year over Gulf delays
Royal Dutch Shell Plc, Europe’s largest oil company, is losing about $1 billion a year from drilling delays in the Gulf of Mexico since the 2010 Macondo disaster. Read more
BP Reports Stronger Q4 Earnings in 2011
The British oil company also reiterated its desire for a Read more
