Shell | Egypt Oil & Gas - Part 32
Nigeria’s Oil Production Drops
Nigerian oil production has dropped to 1.4mb/d due to attacks by armed militant groups, the Nigerian Oil Minister, Ibe Kachikwu, declared.
Nigerian Militants Blast Shell Oil Pipeline
Nigerian militants blew up a crude pipeline operated by Anglo-Dutch oil giant Shell in the south region of Odimodi community, in the Delta state.
Oil Ministry’s Dues Owed to Shell, BG Increase to $1.1b
The total amount of dues that are owed by the Egyptian Ministry of Petroleum to British Gas (BG) and Shell, in return for their shares in the gas produced at El-Borollos and Rasheed fields, have increased to $1.1b, f ...
Shell Demands Aramco to Pay $2b in Compensation for JV Breakup
Royal Dutch Shell has asked Saudi Aramco for up to $2b as part of the breakup of their giant Motiva Enterprises refining joint venture (JV) in the United States.
Shell Reveals $342m Investment Plans in Egypt
Royal Dutch Shell has announced its new plans for the coming fiscal year (FY) 2016/2017 in Egypt. The Anglo-Dutch oil and gas giant sets its eyes on investing $342m in drilling 33 wells in its concession areas that a ...
Nigerian New Militants Attack Elf Oil Pipelines
Nigerian new militant group, the Red Scorpion, has claimed responsibility for the blowing up of two pipelines belonging to Elf Oil Company. Shell’s Gas Production in Egypt Increases
Royal Dutch Shell’s natural gas production from Egypt’s Burullus and Rosetta concessions has increased to 686 mcf/d from 640 mcf/d in late 2015.
Shell, Apache to Complete Apollonia Field Tests by June
Royal Dutch Shell will partner up with the American corporation Apache in the Apollonia field in the Western Desert to complete the initial tests required for gas production by end June. 
