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Bidding companies submitted revised proposals last week for the upgrade of a joint venture refinery of Saudi Aramco and Royal Dutch Shell, executives at three firms have said. Full Article at TradeArabia
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Ruias-controlled Essar Oil (EOL) is looking to seal a deal with Royal Dutch Shell at $1-1.2 billion (between Rs 4,670 and 5,600 crore) for acquiring the global petroleum giant’s three refineries in Europe. Full Article at Business Standard
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As multinational military forces have left Iraq, international petroleum companies have eagerly descended - seduced by the long-term potential of vast oil reserves off-limits to foreigners for decades. Full Article at iStockAnalyst
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Australia is not the only land down under that is endowed with natural resources, as the oil and gas industry moves to explore and develop promising areas in New Zealand in an attempt to supply future energy needs. Full Article at Investopedia
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The Federal Government's plan to revamp oil/gas sector could stall if oil reform bill does not pass by early next year, a scenario which some oil firms fear will further delay investment decisions in the country. Full Article at AllAfrica.com
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China has not given up on its attempt to become a player in the Nigerian oil industry. Consequently, the $50 billion offer to the Federal Government to enable it acquire 49 per cent stake is still on the table. Full Article at AllAfrica.com
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Standard Chartered Bank has extended a $1-billion (Rs 4,600 crore) line of credit to Essar Oil to part-finance its acquisition of Royal Dutch Shell’s refinery assets in Europe, a senior banker told ET NOW, as the Indian company moves closer to sealing... Full Article at Times of India
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As multinational military forces have left Iraq, international petroleum companies have eagerly descended - seduced by the long-term potential of vast oil reserves off-limits to foreigners for decades. Full Article at The Market Oracle
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As multinational military forces have left Iraq, international petroleum companies have eagerly descended -- seduced by the long-term potential of vast oil reserves off-limits to foreigners for decades. Full Article at Feed the Bull
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HOUSTON, Dec. 8 /PRNewswire/ -- Today Shell announces its Perdido Development, the world's deepest offshore oil platform, won the "ENR Energy Construction Project of the Year" award at the Platts Global Energy Awards Ceremony on Thursday, December 3, 20... Full Article at PR Newswire
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NEW YORK -- Secretary of the Interior Ken Salazar late Monday granded conditional approval to Royal Dutch Shell , to drill three exploratory wells in the Chukchi Sea off the northwest coast of Alaska. Full Article at FOX News
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NEW YORK (MarketWatch) -- Secretary of the Interior Ken Salazar late Monday granded conditional approval to Royal Dutch Shell /quotes/comstock/13*!rds.a/quotes/nls/rds.a (RDS.A 59.78, -1.05, -1.73%) , /quotes/comstock/13*!rds.b/quotes/nls/rds.b (RDS. Full Article at MarketWatch
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More than 15,000 people will be gathering in Copenhagen for COP 15: the 15th Conference of the Parties to the UN Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC). Full Article at LewRockwell.com
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Qatar, the world's biggest producer of liquefied natural gas, said it doesn't plan to build more LNG or gas-to-liquids plants and will raise output by upgrading existing units. Full Article at Houston Chronicle
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Royal Dutch Shell's gas to liquid plant in Qatar would start production by end of 2010, the Gulf state's energy minister said on Monday. The minister, Abdullah bin Hamad al-Attiyah, did not give further details. Full Article at TradeArabia
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Talks with British energy giant Royal Dutch Shell to sell three European refineries to Indian conglomerate Essar are "going well," an Essar manager told Germany's Die Welt edition. Full Article at NDTV
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AFP - Talks with British energy giant Royal Dutch Shell to sell three European refineries to Indian conglomerate Essar are "going well," an Essar manager told Germany's Die Welt edition to be published Monday. Shell in October announced the "exclusive" Full Article at France 24
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North West Liberal Democrat Member of the European Parliament Chris Davies is one of Brussels’ biggest lobbyists for “carbon capture” technology and wind farms — but has shares in wind farm companies, Nick Griffin MEP revealed today. Full Article at BNP.org.uk
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(MENAFN) Royal Dutch Shell announced that it is no longer involved in talks on joining China Petroleum, Sinopec and Kuwait Petroleum Corp. Full Article at Middle East North Africa Financial Network
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SPY The S&P 500 ETF GLD Gold ETF USO Oil ETF FXY Japanese Yen currency fund SHY 1 to 3 year U.S. Treasury Bond fund FXE Euro currency ETF SLV Silver fund BZF Brazilian currency ETF EWA Austria ETF WOOD A wood and paper products fund I will be filling... Full Article at Musings from the Chiefio
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Royal Dutch Shell plc, commonly known simply as Shell, is a multinational oil company of Dutch and British origins. It is the second largest private sector energy corporation in the world, and one of the six "supermajors" (vertically integrated private sector oil exploration, natural gas, and petroleum product marketing companies). Full Article
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The Shell logo is seen at a gas station in Phoenix, Arizona October 29, 2009. Exxon Mobil Corp, Royal Dutch Shell Plc and Eni SpA dashed hopes for an imminent turnaround for the oil industry, saying sluggish economic recovery was weighing on energy demand and prices.
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Peter Voser, chief executive of Royal Dutch Shell PLC, speaks during the World Business Forum in New York October 7, 2009.
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Peter Voser, CEO of Royal Dutch Shell, is shown on an electronic screen as he speaks at the World Business Forum, Wednesday, Oct. 7, 2009, in New York.
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Royal Dutch Shell CEO Peter Voser gestures while addressing 150 international industry leaders at the Spruce Meadows Round Table Forum in Calgary, Alberta, September 11, 2009.
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Royal Dutch Shell CEO Peter Voser smiles before speaking to 150 international industry leaders on the impact of volatile changes in oil and gas markets at the Spruce Meadows Round Table forum in Calgary, Alberta September 11, 2009.
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Royal Dutch Shell CEO Peter Voser addresses 150 international industry leaders on the impact of volatile changes in oil and gas markets at the Spruce Meadows Round Table forum in Calgary, Alberta September 11, 2009.
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Royal Dutch Shell CEO Peter Voser addresses 150 international industry leaders on the impact of volatile changes in oil and gas markets at the Spruce Meadows Round Table forum in Calgary, Alberta September 11, 2009.
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Royal Dutch Shell CEO Peter Voser (L) looks on as Ron Southern, Spruce Meadow Round Table Chairman, looks at a book, in Calgary, Alberta, September 11, 2009.
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Royal Dutch Shell CEO Peter Voser addresses 150 international industry leaders at the Spruce Meadows Round Table Forum in Calgary, Alberta, on the impact of volatile changes in oil and gas markets September 11, 2009.
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Workers are seen behind a logo for oil company Shell at offices in London July 30, 2009. Royal Dutch Shell posted a 70 percent fall in net profit in the second quarter, as oil prices and refining margins tumbled, but foreign exchange gains helped the oil major beat forecasts.
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Workers are seen behind a logo for oil company Shell at offices in London July 30, 2009. Royal Dutch Shell posted a 70 percent fall in net profit in the second quarter, as oil prices and refining margins tumbled, but foreign exchange gains helped the oil major beat forecasts.
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Russia's Prime Minister Vladimir Putin (R) and Royal Dutch Shell Chief Executive Jeroen van der Veer shake hands at the Novo-Ogaryovo residence outside Moscow June 27, 2009.
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In addition, Mr Davies is a main lobbyist in Brussels for the Zero Emissions Programme run by Royal Dutch Shell and other large petroleum producers
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In general, Royal Dutch Shell could potentially be barred from carrying out any activity in the United States
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We have been told that Royal Dutch Shell, through its subsidiary, Shell International Trading Middle East, provides gasoline to Iran.
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In the oil sector, European companies such as BP and Royal Dutch Shell are the dominant international players, even with all the problems they have faced, and I would not expect that to change although they could see more competition from U.S. companies.
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The Justice Department is investigating whether former Interior Secretary Gale A. Norton illegally used her position to benefit Royal Dutch Shell PLC, the company that later hired her, according to officials in federal law enforcement and the Interior Department
SOURCE: ABC News
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