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The supreme court of the United Kingdom has ruled that it was too late for Nigerian claimants to sue two subsidiaries of Shell Plc over a 2011 offshore oil spill incident

“It was clear from the start that these claims were unfounded and brought entirely out of time,” Shell said in a statement. “While the 2011 Bonga spill was highly regrettable, it was swiftly contained and cleaned up offshore.”

Mild temperatures, which significantly curbed consumption, and China’s zero-Covid policy, helped Europe stock up on LNG last year. Theres enough time to replenish gas storage and avert a crisis in the coming winter but no room for complacency

Aramco will introduce an additional dividend.

Cheniere Energy shares are roughly 20% below their all-time high, as warm winter weather and slow Chinese buying have caused LNG demand and prices to drop. Read more about LNG here.

Transaction in Own SharesMay 09, 2023 • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Shell plc (the ‘Company’) announces that on 09 May 2023 it purchased the...

The Church of England pension funds will vote against Shell Plc Chairman Andrew Mackenzie.

(Bloomberg) — In the roughly 160 years since Edwin Drake drilled the first US oil well in the hills of northwestern Pennsylvania, more than 4.5 million oil and gas wells...

The venture has been on ice since late 2021, when the energy major said the economic case for the project had weakened.