|
|
|
|
 |
 |
Shell Press Releases |
 |
|
|
|
|
29th November, 2003
Habanero subsea development begins production
Habanero subsea development begins production
17 Dec 2003
Shell Exploration & Production Company (Shell) today announced that production began at its Habanero subsea development on November 29, 2003.
Habanero is located in Garden Banks Block 341 in the Gulf of Mexico about 200 miles southeast of New Orleans in approximately 2,015 feet of water. The subsea development ties back approximately 11.5 miles to Shell’s Auger tension leg platform, making this the fourth subsea development to tie back to the Auger hub. Peak production for Habanero is expected to reach 22,000 barrels of oil and 75 million cubic feet of gas per day by the end of first quarter, 2004. Total development costs for Habanero are approximately $190 million, excluding lease costs ...
|
26th November, 2003
Shell Solar to bring electricity to remote Chinese villages
Shell Solar to bring electricity to remote Chinese villages
26 Nov 2003
(Beijing) Shell Solar GmbH has won a contract to provide solar-powered electricity to 26 remote villages in the Yunnan and Xinjiang areas of the People’s Republic of China.
Under the contract, valued at about Euro 2.7 million, Shell Solar will install centralised systems in the villages in the next year ...
|
24th November, 2003
Shell Solar expands manufacturing operations in Portugal
Shell Solar expands manufacturing operations in Portugal
24 Nov 2003
Shell Solar GmbH today announced that it has signed an agreement to expand module assembly capacity at Evora, Portugal. The Portuguese plant will become Shell Solar’s sole solar module assembly plant in Europe.
The expansion agreement with AJ Lobo LDA, which is already exclusively contracted to assemble modules for Shell Solar, is the final stage of a programme of restructuring to streamline Shell Solar’s moduling capacity ...
|
20th November, 2003
Winners announced for the fourth Shell and The Economist Writing Competition: ‘Do we need nature?’
Winners announced for the fourth Shell and The Economist Writing Competition: ‘Do we need nature?’
20 Nov 2003
The Economist and Shell are pleased to announce the winner of their fourth annual international writing competition.
This year’s competition sought to encourage thinking about the future- entitled ‘Do We Need Nature?’ Entrants were asked to discuss the difficult choices facing society in its continuing development and how far society should harness nature to aid development and how much it should protect nature.
Diane Brooks Pleninger, Anchorage, USA, beat nearly 6,000 entrants from 163 countries with her essay ‘Interview With A Fungus’ ...
|
19th November, 2003
Customer choices will drive hydrogen economy, Shell Hydrogen CEO tells summit
Customer choices will drive hydrogen economy, Shell Hydrogen CEO tells summit
19 Nov 2003
Jeremy Bentham, Chief Executive Officer of Shell Hydrogen, today told an audience of government and industry leaders that they have an opportunity to champion the adoption of hydrogen as a mass market fuel ...
|
18th November, 2003
Shell, Mitsubishi Corporation and CO-OP announce first public trial of Gas to Liquids Transport Fuel in Japan
Shell, Mitsubishi Corporation and CO-OP announce first public trial of Gas to Liquids Transport Fuel in Japan
18 Nov 2003
Showa Shell Sekiyu K.K., Mitsubishi Corporation and Shutoken CO-OP Consumers’ Cooperative Union (CO-OP) today launched Japan’s first public trial of Shell’s Gas to Liquids (GTL) Transport Fuel ...
|
16th November, 2003
Shell signs Saudi gas agreement at ceremony in Riyadh
Shell signs Saudi gas agreement at ceremony in Riyadh
16 Nov 2003
Shell Exploration Company B.V. (“Shell”) today announced the official signing at a ceremony in Riyadh of an upstream project agreement under which a consortium, led by Shell, will explore for natural gas in Saudi Arabia and develop any commercial finds.
Sir Philip Watts, Chairman of the Committee of Managing Directors of the Royal Dutch/Shell Group of Companies, signed the agreement on behalf of Shell ...
|
14th November, 2003
Shell and Africare form partnership to launch $4.5 million health care programme in Nigeria
Shell and Africare form partnership to launch $4.5 million health care programme in Nigeria
14 Nov 2003
The Shell Petroleum Development Company of Nigeria Limited (Shell) and Africare today announced the signing of a partnership agreement to establish a $4.5 million health care programme in Nigeria.
Shell will contribute $3.4 million of the programme’s costs over the next three years, with Africare contributing $1.1 million. Shell and Africare’s programme will focus on reducing child and maternal mortality from malaria and will cooperate with the Federal Government’s Roll Back Malaria programme. Shell and Africare will concentrate on the six core Niger Delta states ...
|
14th November, 2003
Africa’s sustainable development - a moral business imperative and important to U.S. energy supply
Africa’s sustainable development - a moral business imperative and important to U.S. energy supply
14 Nov 2003
Washington, D.C. – “Supporting sustainable African development is not just a moral imperative for business, but important for safeguarding exports of secure energy supplies for the U.S.,” said Sir Philip Watts, Chairman of the Committee of Managing Directors of the Royal Dutch/Shell Group of Companies, speaking here today at an event sponsored by the Council on Foreign Relations and the Center for Strategic and International Studies ...
|
14th November, 2003
USAID and Shell form partnership to launch $20 million Nigerian Development Project
USAID and Shell form partnership to launch $20 million Nigerian Development Project
14 Nov 2003
The United States Agency for International Development (USAID) and the Shell Petroleum Development Company of Nigeria Limited (Shell) today announced they are to be partners in a $20 million sustainable development project in Nigeria.
The agreement was announced in Washington DC by Andrew S ...
|
|
|
|
« Previous 10 Next 10 » |
|
|
|
|
