Shell says Amnesty Intl’s claims on 89 oil spills false, without merit
Amnesty International has queried oil companies, Shell Petroleum Development Company and Eni trading in Nigeria as Nigeria Agip Oil Company, on the 89 out of the 1,830 oil spills reported by both companies in Nigeria between 2011 and 2018.
Shell, bio-bean, coffee-drinkers collaborate to help power London’s buses
Shell and bio-bean are helping to power some of London’s buses using a biofuel made partly from waste coffee grounds, a development that has triggered renewed challenge to Nigerian beneficiaries of Shell’s LiveWIRE programme to join in the innovative search for bright energy ideas.
Shell Companies emerge best in sustainability innovation in Africa
SHELL Companies in Nigeria (SCiN) have emerged the 2017 Best Nigerian companies in Sustainability Innovation in Africa, beating two other finalists at the 11th edition of the Sustainability, Enterprise and Responsibility Awards (SERAs) for Corporate Social Responsibility held in Lagos on Friday.
Two Nigerians win Shell global entrepreneurship prize
Two Nigerian business owners, Mr. Precious Adeho and Mrs. Ngozi Deborah Atalor, have emerged winners in the 2017 Shell LiveWIRE Top Ten Innovators competition, a global contest open to beneficiaries of Shell LiveWIRE, and aimed at rewarding shining cases of innovation in businesses supported by the programme.
Shell warned against resuming operations in Ogoni
PORT HAR-COURT—THE people of Ogoni have again enjoined the Federal Government to ensure that oil giant, Shell Petroleum Development Company, SPDC, does not resume operations in the area.
MOSOP flays Shell’s actions in Ogoni
THE Movement for the Survival of Ogoni People, MOSOP, has described the actions of Shell in Ogoniland as an embarrassment to the civilized world and an onslaught against freedom and dignity of the human person. Publicity Secretary of MOSOP, Fegalo Nsuke made this assertion in Port Harcourt at a meeting with MOSOP coordinators and leaders, yesterday.
N6trn revenue loss: Reps give Shell, others 1 week ultimatum to submit documents on gas flaring penalties
The House of Representatives adhoc committee investigating alleged revenue leakages in the Department of Petroleum Resources (DPR) on Tuesday issued one week ultimatum to Shell to submit documents covering gas flaring penalties.
Judge’s absence stalls FG’s $406.8m suit against Shell
A Federal High Court in Lagos was yesterday, forced to adjourn continuation of hearing until November 15 in a suit filed by the Federal Government against Shell Western Supply and Trading Ltd over alleged crude oil shipment worth 406.8 million dollars.
Shell lifts force majeure on Bonny Light export
SHELL Petroleum Development Company of Nigeria, SPDC, Thursday, lifted force majeure on Bonny Light exports, thus signalling the official export of the crude oil grade from Nigeria. The force majeure was placed to protect the company against any liability from importers in different parts of the world after the destruction of its Nembe Creek Trunk pipeline.
Shell opens electric vehicle charging in UK
Oil major Royal Dutch Shell has launched a fast-charging -service for electric vehicles at three Shell service stations near London and in northern England.
Shell Nigeria Gas donates labs, ICT centre to community school
The Shell Nigeria Gas (SNG) has donated an ultramodern ICT Centre and well-equipped science laboratories to African Church Community Secondary School in Ewupe, a community hosting the company’s facilities in Ota area of Ogun State.
