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Former Shell Oil President John Hofmeister has passed away, Shell US tweeted Tuesday evening.
John Hofmeister, who worked at Shell (NYSE: RDS.A) for more than a decade and served as president of Shell Oil Co. in Houston from 2005 to 2008, has passed away, Shell US tweeted Tuesday evening.
SOURCE: twitter.com/Shell US
According to a written statement Monday from ioneer Ltd. (ASX: INR), a metals and mining firm for which Hofmeister served as a non-executive director, the former Shell executive died after a brief illness.
“John brought energy, intellect, and deep experience to our company,” remarked James D. Calaway, executive chairman of ioneer, which is developing a lithium-boron project in Nevada. “His years at GE (NYSE: GE), AlliedSignal and Royal Dutch Shell … allowed him to have a profound impact on ioneer’s development and culture. Much of John’s professional expertise was gained through serving the organizations he worked for at the most senior human resources le
A robot made famous by dancing on YouTube is set to help save lives and cut carbon dioxide emissions by supporting hazardous environment research at the National Robotarium, Heriot-Watt University has announced.
A robot made famous by dancing on YouTube is set to help save lives and cut carbon dioxide emissions by supporting hazardous environment research at the National Robotarium, Heriot-Watt University has announced.
Experts at the National Robotarium, which is based at the university, will use the new hardware to carry out research into how robots can support humans in hazardous environments like offshore energy inspection and disaster recovery, Heriot-Watt noted.
by Bloomberg
|Wednesday, June 02, 2021
All signs from this past Memorial Day weekend reaffirm the oil market s bet that Americans will be out traveling in force this summer.
(Bloomberg) From bustling U.S. airports to surging demand for gasoline, all signs from this past Memorial Day weekend reaffirm the oil market’s bet that Americans will be out traveling in force this summer.
A peek at travel patterns in the world’s largest oil-consuming country over the past few days indicates some of the heaviest driving and flying since Covid-19 decimated consumption last spring. That’s good news for Saudi Arabia and its OPEC+ allies as they gradually bring back output, counting on a rapidly tightening crude market.