Shell news
Shell clarifies it has not made an offer for BP
In response to recent media speculation Shell wishes to clarify that it has not been actively considering making an offer for BP and confirms it has not made an approach to, and no talks have taken place with, BP with regards to a possible offer.
Shell reportedly eyes BP acquisition
A merger could strengthen Shell's global energy market standing, challenging Exxon and Chevron in the US.
SLB announces new partnership with Shell to expand deployment of subsurface digital technology
The adoption of Petrel software is designed to increase digital capabilities and drive operating cost efficiencies.
Shell and Equinor combination creates a new UK superpower, says Wood Mackenzie
New joint venture will be largest producer in UKCS, eclipsing second-largest producer in 2030 by more than 100 000 boe/d.
Subsea7 awarded contract in the US Gulf of Mexico
Subsea7 today announced the award of a sizeable contract by Shell Offshore Inc. in the US Gulf of Mexico.
Mermaid wraps up first phase of North Sea decommissioning campaign for Shell UK
Mermaid Subsea Services UK has completed the first stage of a major North Sea decommissioning contract for Shell UK Ltd.
Shell selected as preferred bidder for Trinidad and Tobago's shallow water block
The company emerged victorious over competing bids from industry giants bp and EOG Resources.
Kent secures 3 year global commissioning services contract with Shell
Kent has announced it has been awarded a global three-year enterprise framework agreement (EFA) by Shell to provide commissioning and start-up services (CSU) across various onshore and offshore projects.
Seatrium and Shell to collaborate on floating production systems
The companies have signed an MoU to explore and strengthen collaboration opportunities in floating production systems through leveraging both parties’ deep engineering capabilities and technologies.
24 licences offered in second tranche of 33rd oil and gas licensing round
Shell, Equinor, bp, Total and NEO are among the 17 separate companies which have been offered a total of 24 licences in the second tranche of the 33rd oil and gas licensing round.