Shell Earmarks $1 Billion for Chinese Shale Investment
Bloomberg reported that Shell plans to invest $1 billion in developing Chinese shale assets after winning a contract with China National Petroleum Corp.
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Shell Sets Sights on Ophir Energy as Potential Takeover Target
Bloomberg reported that Ophir Energy Plc is becoming an attractive takeover target for Shell.
Shell to Spend $410 in Ukraine Gas Exploration, Produce Results in Two Years
Reuters reported that Shell is expected to spend $410 million over two years as they explore the Yuzivska shale gas area in Ukraine and determine the viability of its reserves
Shell, Kinder Morgan to Form LNG Export Company in Georgia
Bloomberg reported that Shell and Kinder Morgan Inc are planning on forming a company to export liquefied natural gas from a site in located in Georgia.
Ukraine, Shell to Sign $10 Billion Gas Deal
Reuters reported that the Ukraine is about to sign a $10 billion shale gas deal with Shell, marking a major step away from Russian gas dependence.
Australia Needs to Modify Policy Environment to be Player in LNG Market: Shell
Mining Weekly reported that Shell has advised that the Australian government needs to modify their policy environment if they are to remain competitive in the global liquefied natural gas (LNG) market.
Shell Pledges $1 Billion Annual Investment in Chinese Gas
MarketWatch reported that Shell intends to invest $1 billion annually in its Chinese gas business, in an effort to tap into the tremendous potential of the country's burgeoning demand for natural gas.
Shell Pledges $20 Million in Natural Gas Projects by 2015
Bloomberg reported that Shell plans to sink $20 million into natural gas projects through 2015.
Chinese Shell Gas Developments May be of Similar Size to U.S.
Bloomberg reported that Shell's Chinese joint venture shale gas developments may rival those in the U.S. in terms of amount of resource.
Shell’s Third Quarter Profit Driven by Liquefied Natural Gas
Bloomberg reported that Shell's third quarter profits rose by 2.3 percent, after a hike in earnings from liquefied natural gas.
