AMSTERDAM, Nov 27 (Reuters) - Anglo-Dutch oil giant Royal Dutch Shell (RDSa.L) (RDSb.L) expects next year to be difficult in terms of consumer demand though the worst may be past, its chief executive said at an investor conference.
November 27th, 2009:
Royal Dutch/Shell CEO sees quite difficult 2010
Leaked Shell Email: Downsteam-One Director Andrew Manley leaves Shell
By John Donovan
Just weeks ago, on 30 October, we published a leaked email from Andrew Manley, Shell Downsteam-One Programme Director, revealing the impact of the Vosification process, including delays on some important Shell IT projects. Manley acknowledged the consequential disappointment likely to flow from his announcement. Related Reuters article
Since then we have published articles from a Shell IT insider highly critical of some aspects of Shell IT operations…
GSAP/GPMR: THE MARCH OF THE DINOSAURS
IT OFFSHORING: AFTER THE GOLDRUSH
Shell, PetroChina To Develop Shale Gas In Sichuan
SHANGHAI (Dow Jones)--China has started its first joint development project in shale gas, in a bid to find alternative resources for the cleaner-burning fuel to meet the nation's rising demand.
SELECTION OF NOVEMBER 2009 POSTINGS
Voser says more redundancies next year
Total farce of Shell MOR
SHELL SPIN ON PEARL GTL BUDGET
Union warns Essar of dispute with Shell
Shell jobs restructuring mess
Letter from Shell to John Donovan
Stanlow: Sadly Shell reveals its true colours
How much longer will Shell CIO Alan Matula last?
al-Yamamah corruption scandal: taboo subject for Shell
IT OFFSHORING: AFTER THE GOLDRUSH
Shell jobs restructuring:You cannot believe how total the mess is
Shell a ‘happy’ Woodside shareholder: CEO
Shell is in exclusive talks to sell the Stanlow refinery in the UK, as well as the Hamburg and Heide refineries in Germany, to Essar Oil Ltd. ''These are ongoing negotiations and I think I can say I am pleased with the progress,'' Voser said. ''Let us continue to finish those discussions.'' The exclusivity of the negotiations ends Nov. 30, though Voser declined to say whether a deal would be agreed by then.