March 22nd, 2010:
Malcolm Brinded OPL 245 Email 22 March 2010 15.50
Royal Dutch Shell Nazi Controversy
The continuing use of the Nazi story at the top of the page and now the tabloid add-on about “hinting” Shell is involved with Taliban and road side bombs is a story too far Mr.D.
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MUSAINT
on Monday Mar 22nd, 2010 9:29 am
The continuing use of the Nazi story at the top of the page and now the tabloid add-on about “hinting” Shell is involved with Taliban and road side bombs is a story too far Mr.D. Way over the top and downgrades this website very badly indeed. Yes it’s your website but trying to taint Shell for all the worlds problems by linking them to governments they operate in is ridiculous.
REPLY TO MUSAINT BY JOHN DONOVAN
Shell pipelines attacked in Nigeria
Published: March. 22, 2010 at 10:41 AM
ABUJA, Nigeria, March 22 (UPI) — Nigerian rebels in the oil-rich Niger Delta took responsibility for an explosion at a pipeline operated by Royal Dutch Shell in the south of the country.
The Joint Revolutionary Council said its militants in Buguma in the south of Nigeria “attacked and exploded” the Shell pipeline, CNN International reported.
Shell said it couldn’t confirm the explosion but it had been informed of the JRC claims.
PetroChina, Shell to Export 8 Million Tons/Yr of LNG from Curtis
March 22 (Bloomberg) — PetroChina Co. and Royal Dutch Shell Plc plan to export up to 8 million tons per year of LNG from the proposed Curtis Island plant in Australia, the Chinese companys project manager, Aiji Ge, said in a statement today.
The companies will make a final investment decision on the plant by 2012, according to the statement.
To contact the reporter on this story: Baizhen Chua in Beijing at [email protected]
To contact the editor responsible for this story: Beelin Ang at [email protected]
Arrow’s Davies hits target with sweetened Shell bid
REUTERS
Fayen Wong PERTH Mon Mar 22, 2010 9:27am EDT(Reuters) – When Nicholas Davies joined Brisbane-based Arrow Energy Ltd as chief executive in 2004, he was charged with growing the then junior explorer into one of Australia’s top coal seam gas producers by 2010.
Six years on, Arrow holds the largest coal seam gas acreage in Australia with plans to roll out the world’s first liquefied natural gas (LNG) plant using the unconventional gas resource, drawing energy giants Royal Dutch Shell and PetroChina to launch a friendly takeover offer.
Australia’s Arrow accepts Shell, PetroChina bid
Associated Press, 03.21.10, 08:30 PM EDT
SYDNEY — Arrow Energy Ltd., a major owner of gas assets in Australia, has agreed to a sweetened takeover bid from Royal Dutch Shell and PetroChina Co. worth Australian dollars 3.44 billion ($3.15).
The deal comes as Australia ramps up major natural gas projects in response to booming demand from China and elsewhere as a less polluting fuel than coal to drive power generators.
Shell, PetroChina Win Arrow With Sweetened $3.2 Billion Offer
March 22 (Bloomberg) -- Royal Dutch Shell Plc and PetroChina Co. agreed to buy Arrow Energy Ltd. after increasing their offer to A$3.5 billion ($3.2 billion), marking Chinas entry to Australias coal-seam gas industry.
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