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October 20th, 2015:

Shell Canada gets green light to drill for oil off Nova Scotia coast

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20 October 2015

The Canada-Nova Scotia Offshore Petroleum Board has authorized a Shell Canada Ltd. drilling plan in the Shelburne Basin that allows the company between 12 and 13 days to contain subsea blowouts, but one environmental group is concerned the capping stack won’t be housed here.

The timeframe is an improvement over the original 21-day plan, but still falls short of the U.S. requirement of 24 hours for drilling in the waters off Alaska. Shell Canada would also have to deploy a second capping stack as a contingency plan. read more

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Why Shell is facing issues in Asia

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I’m a sub sub contractor making a living with a few men

Shell just terminated a main contractor on their projects. They lost money, time, reputation. Today I was told by my subcon who had a contract with Punj Lloyd that Shell terminated that contract and closed the site and thus my contract is now terminated. It’s not just me but hundreds of subcon and sub sub cons plus over thousand employees

Why Shell is having issues? Big ego and big I am god I do no wrong attitude. All the contractors and sub sub already inform Shell Punj Lloyd can’t make it but in order to cut cost they use Punj Lloyd and Soo many issues hide under the rug (of course now audit by Shell, Shell will say it’s above board- then why delay and quality bad?) read more

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Big Oil Is a Buy as Cutbacks Pave Way for Recovery

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Screen Shot 2015-09-17 at 07.55.40by Rakteem Katakey and Angelina Rascouet: Oct 20, 2015

  • Shell has highest percentage of buy ratings in three years
  • Third-quarter earnings seen marking low point before rebound

Energy companies are finally starting to come back into favor.

After enduring the longest oil-price collapse in more than a decade, crashing profits and an investor exodus, Europe’s biggest producers are regaining fans as analysts bet earnings bottomed last quarter and will now start to recover.

While Total SA, the region’s second-biggest oil company, will probably post the worst quarterly performance since 2009, it also has the highest proportion of buy ratings in a year, according to analysts surveyed by Bloomberg. Despite similarly bleak forecasts, Royal Dutch Shell Plc, Europe’s No. 1, has the biggest share of buy recommendations since mid-2012 while BP Plc has the most since February. read more

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Shell’s Quest $1.35 billion carbon-capture project near Edmonton on target for completion

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DAVID HOWELL, EDMONTON JOURNAL: 19 Oct 2015

Fort Saskatchewan — More than 100,000 tonnes of compressed carbon dioxide have been sequestered deep underground during startup testing of Shell Canada’s $1.35-billion Quest carbon capture and storage project.

“We’re not quite at commercial operations — we’re expecting that in the near future — but in that (testing) process we are proving that we can safely inject that CO2 underground,” Quest lead Tim Wiwchar said in an interview this week. read more

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