March, 2005:
Royal Dutch Shell News Wednesday, 16 March 2005
Royal Dutch Shell News Tuesday, 15 March 2005
Royal Dutch Shell News Tuesday, 15 March 2005
Lloyds List: New Phoenix oil find set to be satellite of Nelson platform: Royal Dutch/Shell is already making plans for its recent discovery in the central sector, writes Martyn Wingrove: “ROYAL Dutch/Shell has discovered oil in the UK central North Sea…” (ShellNews.net) 15 March 05
Royal Dutch Shell News Monday, 14 March 2005
Royal Dutch Shell News Monday, 14 March 2005
Royal Dutch Shell News Sunday, 13 March 2005
Royal Dutch Shell News Sunday, 13 March 2005
Royal Dutch Shell News Saturday, 12 March 2005
Royal Dutch Shell News Saturday, 12 March 2005
Royal Dutch Shell News Friday, 11 March 2005
Royal Dutch Shell News Friday, 11 March 2005
Reuters: Shell sells Australian oil fields (ShellNews.net) 11 March 2005
Royal Dutch Shell News Thursday, 10 March 2005
Royal Dutch Shell News Tuesday, 8 March 2005
Royal Dutch Shell News Tuesday, 8 March 2005
THE SCOTSMAN:Shell Plans Unmanned Petrol Stations(ShellNews.net) 8 March 05
Royal Dutch Shell News Monday 7 March 2005
Royal Dutch Shell News Monday 7 March 2005
AFX Europe (Focus): Indonesia urges Unocal to proceed with Ambalat oil block exploration – report: “The government is asking Unocal Indonesia Ventures Ltd to proceed with exploration activities in the Ambalat oil and gas block although the area is under territorial dispute with Malaysia”: “Tension emerged between Indonesia and Malaysia after the latter’s state oil company Petronas granted energy giant Shell a concession in the Ambalat area on February 16.” (ShellNews.net) 7 March 05
Royal Dutch Shell News Sunday 6 March 2005
Royal Dutch Shell News Sunday, 6 March 2005
Royal Dutch Shell News Saturday, 5 March 2005
Royal Dutch Shell News Saturday, 5 March 2005
Royal Dutch Shell News Friday, 4 March 2005
Royal Dutch Shell News Friday, 4 March 2005
FINANCIAL TIMES: Malaysia seeks end to dispute on oil with Indonesia: “Malaysia said yesterday it would seek talks to end a dispute with Indonesia over potentially oil-rich waters off Borneo after Jakarta took the unusual step of sending warships to the area.”: “Malaysia and Indonesia claim sovereignty over the waters in the Sulawesi Sea. The dispute has been stoked by a decision last month by Petronas, the Malaysian state oil group, to award exploration rights to Shell, the Anglo-Dutch oil group.” (ShellNews.net) 4 March 05
Royal Dutch Shell News Tuesday, 1 March 2005
Royal Dutch Shell News Tuesday, 1 March 2005
Royal Dutch Shell News Wednesday, 2 March 2005
Royal Dutch Shell News Wednesday, 2 March 2005
Radio Netherlands: Oil giant goes on drilling despite bad press
Radio Netherlands: Oil giant goes on drilling despite bad press
March 2005
by Pieternel Gruppen,
Despite massive attempts to change the way in which it is perceived, Anglo-Dutch oil giant Shell is facing familiar problems once again. Having pumped money and effort into trying to shake off a negative image, the company is again attracting bad press. Following a rise in petrol prices, Shell is now the subject of a boycott in Argentina, and is meanwhile entangled in a border conflict between Asian neighbours Malaysia and Indonesia.
It was back in 1995 when Shell announced a major change in corporate policy, promising to focus greater attention on areas such as the environment and human rights. Socially-responsible entrepreneurship and transparency were the new watchwords. One of the factors behind the changes was the well-publicised controversy surrounding the Brent Spar oil platform.