Shell | Egypt Oil & Gas - Part 26
Shell Examines Nigeria’s Forcados for Reopening
The pipeline shutdown was due to the bombing incident that occurred in February 2016 by militant’s attacks. Prior to the attacks, Trans Forcados used to produce between 200,000b/d and 240,000b/d.
Shell Finalizes Vivo Energy Sale
Shell finalized the selling of its 20% shareholding in Vivo Energy Holding B.V. for a total amount of $250m. The selling comes in line with Shell's plan to focus on downstream activity in areas where it can be most c ... Shell Reopens Nigeria’s Bonga Field
Shell Nigeria has reopened the Bonga deep-water oilfield after a turnaround maintenance in early March .
El Molla Met with Shell’s CEO
Egyptian Minister of Petroleum received Shell International's CEO, Andrew Brown.
Shell to Sell Out Gabon’s Oil Assets to Carlyle Group
Royal Dutch Shell Plc has agreed to sell its onshore oil assets in Gabon to a unit of Carlyle Group LP for $587m. The deal is considered a further step in a $30b asset disposal program to help the Dutch company in re ...
Shell to Increase Gas Production from Egypt
Egyptian Minister of Petroleum and Mineral Resources, Tarek El Molla, met with Shell Country Chairman, Gasser Hanter, to discuss the company's plans for Egypt.
Aramco to pay Shell $2.2b to Dissolve JV
Saudi Aramco finalized the execution of definitive agreements with Royal Dutch Shell plc to separate and transfer the assets, liabilities and businesses of the Motiva Enterprises LLC joint venture (JV). Iran, Shell Close to Sign Kish Gas Field Deal
Iran says it may start negotiations with global energy giant Shell over the development of Kish gas field, which holds the country’s largest reservoirs of natural gas after South Pars.
