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Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 75.374.858 von KMST am 01.03.24 09:33:40
The development appeared to gain momentum last year when Tanzania President Samia Suluhu Hassan expressed her support and project partners signed fully termed agreements with the government in May 2023, but since then "progress has indeed been slower than we expected," Equinor (EQNR) told Bloomberg.
The government was expected to sign the documents last July, pending a final assurance process, with a potential investment decision targeted for 2025, but instead the signing has stalled without any indication of the reasons for the delay, with no sign of how to resolve the situation, according to the report.
"We had hoped to see these agreements signed faster, but we remain ready to continue to work with the government on competitive and investable agreements, consistent with what we agreed last year," Shell (SHEL) told Bloomberg.
Separately, environmental groups want Nigeria's government to delay approving the sale of Shell's (SHEL) onshore assets, claiming the company is trying to shirk its environmental and social responsibilities in the polluted Niger Delta.
B Tanzania LNG project slowed on deal delays with Shell, Equinor - Bloomberg
Tanzania has delayed key agreements needed to realize a $42B liquefied natural gas plant, slowing a project that developers Shell (NYSE:SHEL) and Equinor (EQNR) warn has limited time to become a reality, Bloomberg reported Wednesday.The development appeared to gain momentum last year when Tanzania President Samia Suluhu Hassan expressed her support and project partners signed fully termed agreements with the government in May 2023, but since then "progress has indeed been slower than we expected," Equinor (EQNR) told Bloomberg.
The government was expected to sign the documents last July, pending a final assurance process, with a potential investment decision targeted for 2025, but instead the signing has stalled without any indication of the reasons for the delay, with no sign of how to resolve the situation, according to the report.
"We had hoped to see these agreements signed faster, but we remain ready to continue to work with the government on competitive and investable agreements, consistent with what we agreed last year," Shell (SHEL) told Bloomberg.
Separately, environmental groups want Nigeria's government to delay approving the sale of Shell's (SHEL) onshore assets, claiming the company is trying to shirk its environmental and social responsibilities in the polluted Niger Delta.
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 75.374.831 von KMST am 01.03.24 09:32:19
The assets, which Shell (SHEL) said last year it would review, include a refinery capable of processing 237K bbl/day of oil on Bukom island and a 1M metric tons/year ethylene plant and a plant that produces mono-ethylene glycol on Jurong island.
Morgan Stanley reportedly is assisting on a potential deal, which would give Glencore (OTCPK:GLCNF) (OTCPK:GLNCY) a physical foothold for its trading in Asia's main oil hub.
Shell (SHEL) was said to have shortlisted at least four companies including China's Cnooc (OTCPK:CEOHF), global energy trader Vitol and Chinese chemical firms Eversun Holdings and Befar Group to submit formal bids by the end of February, but Cnooc and Befar have opted out, according to the report.
Glencore eyes Shell's Singapore assets as other suitors pull out - Reuters
Glencore (OTCPK:GLCNF) (OTCPK:GLNCY) is looking at buying Shell's (SHEL) oil refinery and petrochemical assets in Singapore, and is working jointly with Indonesia's PT Chandra Asri Petrochemical to evaluate the assets, Reuters reported Wednesday.The assets, which Shell (SHEL) said last year it would review, include a refinery capable of processing 237K bbl/day of oil on Bukom island and a 1M metric tons/year ethylene plant and a plant that produces mono-ethylene glycol on Jurong island.
Morgan Stanley reportedly is assisting on a potential deal, which would give Glencore (OTCPK:GLCNF) (OTCPK:GLNCY) a physical foothold for its trading in Asia's main oil hub.
Shell (SHEL) was said to have shortlisted at least four companies including China's Cnooc (OTCPK:CEOHF), global energy trader Vitol and Chinese chemical firms Eversun Holdings and Befar Group to submit formal bids by the end of February, but Cnooc and Befar have opted out, according to the report.
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 75.374.831 von KMST am 01.03.24 09:32:19Shell (NYSE:SHEL) said Thursday it will exit a South Korean floating offshore wind project, in the company's latest retreat from the struggling wind sector as it focuses on more profitable businesses.
Swedish offshore wind specialist Hexicon said it agreed to acquire full ownership of its joint venture with Shell (SHEL) that develops the 1,125 MW MunmuBaram floating wind project off South Korea.
Hexicon, which already owned a 20% stake in the JV, will pay Shell (SHEL) $5M and an additional $50M in a profit sharing agreement over three years after the project starts.
Shell (SHEL) has sold its stakes in several floating offshore wind projects in recent years, including in Ireland and France.
Swedish offshore wind specialist Hexicon said it agreed to acquire full ownership of its joint venture with Shell (SHEL) that develops the 1,125 MW MunmuBaram floating wind project off South Korea.
Hexicon, which already owned a 20% stake in the JV, will pay Shell (SHEL) $5M and an additional $50M in a profit sharing agreement over three years after the project starts.
Shell (SHEL) has sold its stakes in several floating offshore wind projects in recent years, including in Ireland and France.
gab einige news die letzten tage...immer was los bei so einem großen unternehmen wie shell
Zukunftsprojekt in Singapur
1. März (Reuters) - Die globalen Energiekonzerne Exxon Mobil XOM.N und Shell SHEL.L werden mit Singapur zusammenarbeiten, um ein grenzüberschreitendes CO2-Abscheidungs- und -Speicherungsprojekt (CCS) zu entwickeln, sagten beide Unternehmen am Freitag.
Die in Singapur ansässigen Einheiten der beiden Unternehmen, ExxonMobil Asia Pacific Pte. Ltd. und Shell Singapore Pte. Ltd. hat das S-Hub-Konsortium gebildet, um mit der Regierung von Singapur als führende Entwickler für das CCS-Projekt zusammenzuarbeiten, um die Kohlendioxidemissionen des Landes (CO2) zu reduzieren.
"S-Hub und das Singapore Economic Development Board (EDB) unterzeichneten im Dezember 2023 eine Absichtserklärung, um die Planung und Entwicklung eines CCS-Projekts zu koordinieren, das in der Lage ist, mindestens 2,5 Millionen Tonnen CO2 pro Jahr zu erfassen und dauerhaft zu speichern, bis 2030", sagten sie in einer gemeinsamen Erklärung.
Das Projekt wird die CO2-Emissionen aus Singapur tief unter der Erde oder unter dem Meeresboden speichern.
https://www.xm.com/research/markets/allNews/reuters/exxonmob…
1. März (Reuters) - Die globalen Energiekonzerne Exxon Mobil XOM.N und Shell SHEL.L werden mit Singapur zusammenarbeiten, um ein grenzüberschreitendes CO2-Abscheidungs- und -Speicherungsprojekt (CCS) zu entwickeln, sagten beide Unternehmen am Freitag.
Die in Singapur ansässigen Einheiten der beiden Unternehmen, ExxonMobil Asia Pacific Pte. Ltd. und Shell Singapore Pte. Ltd. hat das S-Hub-Konsortium gebildet, um mit der Regierung von Singapur als führende Entwickler für das CCS-Projekt zusammenzuarbeiten, um die Kohlendioxidemissionen des Landes (CO2) zu reduzieren.
"S-Hub und das Singapore Economic Development Board (EDB) unterzeichneten im Dezember 2023 eine Absichtserklärung, um die Planung und Entwicklung eines CCS-Projekts zu koordinieren, das in der Lage ist, mindestens 2,5 Millionen Tonnen CO2 pro Jahr zu erfassen und dauerhaft zu speichern, bis 2030", sagten sie in einer gemeinsamen Erklärung.
Das Projekt wird die CO2-Emissionen aus Singapur tief unter der Erde oder unter dem Meeresboden speichern.
https://www.xm.com/research/markets/allNews/reuters/exxonmob…
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in diesem quartal liegt der durchschnittliche ölpreis auch um einiges unter dem des letzten quartals in 23
Habe gelesen, dass die Regierung in UK wohl drüber nachdenkt die Windfall Taxes für O&G zu verlängern... war ja klar... vllt weht daher der Wind.
Die Rückkäufe reichen aktuell gerade so aus, um den Druck aus den Markt zu nehmen. Es reicht aber nicht, Relative Stärke aufzubauen. Shell läuft schlechter als der Markt. Mir eigentlich unverständlich. Anscheinend ist die Angst vor einer Europaweiten Rezession größer als die positiven Aspekte.
Was ist denn heute mit unserer geliebten Muschel los? 
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