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Shell’s Deepwater Dreams Hit Delay in the Gulf

Shell’s plans to juice output from its deepwater Perdido development in the U.S. Gulf of Mexico just ran into a delay-shaped pothole. Two new wells intended to lift production from the Great White unit—one of the stars of the Perdido complex—won’t come online until the end of the year, the …

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Shell Boosts Deepwater Oil Production Offshore Malaysia

Shell has started first oil production from the next development phase of a deepwater oil project offshore Malaysia, the UK-based supermajor said on Friday as Europe’s largest oil and gas companies are pivoting back to strategies to boost output of fossil fuels. Shell’s subsidiary Sabah Shell Petroleum Company Ltd, announced …

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Shell Sees 60% Jump in Global LNG Demand by 2040

Global LNG demand is set to surge by 60% through 2040, pushed up by Asia’s economic growth, the world’s biggest LNG trader, Shell, said in its annual LNG report on Tuesday. The other key drivers of LNG consumption growth will be the push for emissions reductions in heavy industry and …

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