
OML 11: Why court ordered FG to renew Shell’s oil lease for 20 years
170,000 Fishermen hopeful of victory in suit with Shell
OML 25: Shell’s MoU with Rivers HOSTCOMS sparks protest
OML 25: Shell’s MoU with Rivers HOSTCOMS sparks protest
Breaking: Gunmen free two Shell oil worker in Rivers
Shell, Total declare force majeure on Bonny Light
Gunmen kill police, kidnap two Shell workers in Rivers
Shell leads IOCs in Local Content- NCDMB
Shell, UBA sign $200m contractor support fund
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SubscribeShell spends $5m on projects in Nigerian Maritime University
Shell Petroleum Development Company (SPDC) says it is spending $5 million (N1.8 billion) to finance some projects in the Nigerian Maritime University (NMU), Okerenkoko in Delta.
Shell rules out force majeure on oil export after Nembe fire
Royal Dutch Shell has disclosed that it does not have plans to declare force majeure on Bonny Light exports after a fire in an area around a key pipeline.
Shell’s conduct in Ogoni shameful, crime against humanity — MOSOP
President of Movement for the Survival of the Ogoni People, MOSOP, Fegalo Nsuke, has described the conduct of Shell Petroleum Development Company, a subsidiary of Royal Dutch Shell, in Ogon, Rivers State, as a national shame and crime against humanity.
Shell, JV partners sign agreement for a 300m cubic feet of gas
The Shell Petroleum Development Company of Nigeria Limited (SPDC) and its joint venture partners signed a Final Investment Decision agreement for a 300 million cubic feet of gas on Wednesday in Abuja at a ceremony witnessed by the Managing Director of Total Exploration and Production Nigeria Limited, Mr. Nicholas Terraz and the Managing Director of Nigeria Agip Oil Company Limited, Mr. Lorenzo Fiorillo. SPDC had announced taking FID last December on the Assa North Gas Development Project which is one of the Seven Critical Gas Development Projects of the Federal Government.
NNPC, Total, Shell, NAOC take FID on 4.3trn ANOH gas fields
The Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation, NNPC, and its Joint Venture partners – Shell Petroleum Development Company, SPDC, Total Exploration and Production Nigeria, TEPNG, and Nigeria Agip Oil Company, NAOC – have reached Final Investment Decision, FID, on the development of the 4.3 trillion cubic feet Assa North/Ohaji South Fields, ANOH, in Oil Mining Lease, OML, 21.
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