Shell Bets Big On GTL With Its Pearl Project in Qatar
As production begins at Shell’s Pearl project, Qatar looks set to soon become the “GTL capital of the world”
As production begins at Shell’s Pearl project, Qatar looks set to soon become the “GTL capital of the world”
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Plans by Calgary-based TransCanada Corp. and Shell to build a floating liquefied natural gas terminal in the water off New York City were dealt a potentially fatal blow after the United States Commerce Department reportedly rejected the project. For full story, click here
Royal Dutch Shell Plc announced that Shell and Gazprom have signed LNG and natural gas contracts. For full story, click here
Qatargas and Shell signed a memorandum of understanding for jointly researching liquefied natural gas logistics with an objective to develop new ways of optimising supply chains to deliver to LNG global markets. Faisal Al Suwaidi, Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of Qatargas Operating company, stated: We are pleased to be able to be a partner [...]
State-owned GAIL will purchase gas in ships (LNG or liquefied natural gas) from Anglo-Dutch oil major Shell to crank the gas import terminal attached to the beleagured Dabhol power plant in Maharashtra. For more information, click here
Shell Petroleum Development Company (SPDC), a subsidiary of Anglo-Dutch oil giant, Shell, and operator of the NNPC/SPDC joint venture, yesterday, announced the temporary shut down of the Soku Gas Plant in Rivers State and the consequent start off of 40 per cent gas supply to the Nigerian Liquefied Natural Gas (NLNG) plant in Bonny. For [...]
Two Turkish companies will explore and manage natural gas in Iraq with Shell Energy. For full story, click here
Abu Dhabi National Oil Co. and a division of Royal Dutch Shell said that they have signed a deal to explore the possibility of developing deep natural gas fields off the emirate’s coast. For full story, click here For Shell’s website, click here
Energy stocks rose with the broad market, with a less-than-expected fall in GDP giving a lift to shares of natural gas producers and oil service firms, even as oil majors Exxon Mobil and Royal Dutch Shell lagged. For full story, click here
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