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Shareholders of Canada’s biggest liquefied natural gas facility, including Shell Plc, are poised to make the financial commitment to double the project’s capacity as soon as next week.
Abu Dhabi’s XRG is exploring the acquisition of a stake in the Shell Plc-led LNG Canada export project, as the state-owned group pursues plans to become a major global supplier of natural gas, people familiar with the matter said.
Shell's acquisition of ARC Resources is anticipated to enhance its free cash flow starting next year.
Lacking natural advantages and national support of other energy majors, the companies need to be more nimble.
Shell Plc has ended years-long talks with Poland’s Unimot SA over selling its stake in Germany’s Russia-linked Schwedt refinery, according to people familiar with the matter.
Shell is looking to sell its underperforming US chemical assets valued at $8 billion, attracting interest from Exxon and LyondellBasell. The UK group aims to refocus its operations on oil and gas.
Shell Plc veteran Geoffrey Mansfield has resigned from his role as global desk lead for low-carbon fuels trading, according to a person familiar with the matter.
Roman Polanski has called for increased taxes on oil and gas profits to support wildfire prevention efforts. This demand comes as both Shell and BP reported their highest quarterly profits in four years.
TotalEnergies SE agreed a pair of renewable power deals, selling a 50% stake in a portfolio of assets valued at €1.8 billion ($2.1 billion) to an insurance account managed by KKR & Co. and also buying Shell Plc’s European onshore renewables assets.
Shell Plc announced a significant increase in its second-quarter profits, driven by a boom in oil refining and robust energy trading. The ongoing Iran war has disrupted global oil and liquid natural gas supplies, leading to a surge in prices.
Shell Plc reported a second-quarter profit of $9.84 billion, the highest since the outbreak of the Ukraine war. The surge in earnings was driven by higher oil and gas prices, record refinery utilization, and strong trading, exceeding analyst expectations.
Shell Chief Executive Officer Wael Sawan stated that the company is "built to be able to handle volatility." He added that Shell also had record utilization in its refining business, noting, "We haven't seen that in over a decade."
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Shell has ended talks with Unimot over selling German refinery stake, Bloomberg News reports