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Shell Among New LNG Sellers for Asia Gas Hub Contender Singapore

Oct 24th, 2016
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By Ann Koh, Serene Cheong and Dan Murtaugh: Oct 24, 2016

Singapore, which is vying to become a regional center for the trading of liquefied natural gas in Asia, picked Royal Dutch Shell Plc and Pavilion Gas Pte Ltd. as its next suppliers of the fuel.

The companies will have exclusive rights to sell 1 million metric tons of LNG annually for up to 3 years, with imports beginning in 2017, the city-state’s Energy Market Authority said in a statement. The country will also consider spot purchases of the supercooled fuel and piped natural gas on a case-by-case basis, S. Iswaran, the Minister of Industry, said at the Singapore International Energy Week conference on Monday. read more

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Why Shell is facing issues in Asia

Oct 20th, 2015
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I’m a sub sub contractor making a living with a few men

Shell just terminated a main contractor on their projects. They lost money, time, reputation. Today I was told by my subcon who had a contract with Punj Lloyd that Shell terminated that contract and closed the site and thus my contract is now terminated. It’s not just me but hundreds of subcon and sub sub cons plus over thousand employees

Why Shell is having issues? Big ego and big I am god I do no wrong attitude. All the contractors and sub sub already inform Shell Punj Lloyd can’t make it but in order to cut cost they use Punj Lloyd and Soo many issues hide under the rug (of course now audit by Shell, Shell will say it’s above board- then why delay and quality bad?) read more

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Shell Asia fuel oil head quits, 2nd in a year – sources

Mar 26th, 2012
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By Yaw Yan Chong

SINGAPORE | Mon Mar 26, 2012 9:48am BST

(Reuters) – The team leader of oil major Royal Dutch Shell’s Asia fuel oil trading desk has left the company to join European trader Vitol, the second team leader to do so in a year, industry sources said on Friday.

Dominique Laborde resigned from his position last week, and is currently serving three months of gardening leave, an industry practice where traders are paid to stay away from the market for a certain period of time for confidentiality reasons. He is expected to start in Vitol’s U.S. office around the middle of the year, they added. read more

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Shell Singapore refinery fire burns on

Sep 29th, 2011
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By Luke Pachymuthu

SINGAPORE | Wed Sep 28, 2011 11:45pm EDT

(Reuters) – Royal Dutch Shell Plc halted tanker loading at its largest refinery, a half-a-million barrels-per-day plant in Singapore, as the company struggles to put out a fire burning since Wednesday afternoon.

The blaze has forced Shell to shut down a diesel-making unit, although the company said it could continue to supply the market from storage and other refineries.

“Fire-fighting operations are still underway,” the Singapore Civil Defense Force (SCDF) said in a statement early on Thursday. read more

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Fire intensifies at Shell’s biggest refinery

Sep 28th, 2011
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By Yaw Yan Chong and Alejandro Barbajosa

SINGAPORE | Wed Sep 28, 2011 8:57am EDT

(Reuters) – A fire has intensified at Royal Dutch Shell’s largest refinery, its half-a-million barrel per day Singapore plant, sending a plume of black smoke over the city-state.

Shell has evacuated non-essential staff from the refining complex, Singapore’s Civil Defense Force said.

“There is a fire and it grew significantly, but I am not aware of an explosion,” said Lee Tzu Yang, chairman for Shell Companies in Singapore told Reuters. read more

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Fire at Shell Singapore refinery contained

Sep 28th, 2011
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Wed Sep 28, 2011 4:31am EDT

By Yaw Yan Chong and Francis Kan

(Reuters) – A fire at Royal Dutch Shell’s (RDSa.L) petroleum complex offshore Singapore is still burning but has been contained, although it was not clear what impact the blaze was having on operations.

“We confirm that a fire in the Pulau Bukom Manufacturing Site occurred today at approximately 1.15pm. Emergency responders are on the scene and the fire is contained. No injuries have been reported and the rest of the site’s operations are unaffected,” a Shell spokesman said. read more

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Shell Chemicals seeks partners for new $500 million Singapore facility – report

Jun 30th, 2008
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Shell Chemicals, the petrochemicals unit of Royal Dutch Shell, is seeking potential partners for a $500 million styrene monomer/propylene oxide (SMPO) manufacturing facility it plans to build in Singapore...

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Shell to shut Singapore CDU, 2 more units in June

May 9th, 2008
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SINGAPORE, May 9 (Reuters) - Royal Dutch Shell (RDSa.L: Quote, Profile, Research) will shut its second-largest crude distillation unit (CDU) and two secondary units at its Singapore refinery in June for routine maintenance lasting up to 30 days, refining sources said on Friday.

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Shell to decide next year on another petrochem project in Singapore – report

Sep 15th, 2005
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AFX Europe (Focus): Shell to decide next year on another petrochem project in Singapore – report

Royal Dutch Shell PLC chief executive Jeroen van der Veer said the company will decide next year whether to build another multi-billion dollar ethylene cracker in Singapore…”: “Shell has invested many billions of dollars in Singapore, and we are still not at the end of it,” he said.”

Thursday 15 Sept 2005

SINGAPORE (AFX) – Royal Dutch Shell PLC chief executive Jeroen van der Veer said the company will decide next year whether to build another multi-billion dollar ethylene cracker in Singapore, the Business Times reported.

“The cracker is a huge investment…We are doing a detailed study and expect to finish this by 2006, when we move to the final investment decision stage, which is the point of no return,” Van der Veer said.

“If we give the green light, we’ll start up the project three years after that,” he added. read more

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Shell believes current high oil prices unsustainable in long run

Sep 14th, 2005
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Channel News Asia: Shell believes current high oil prices unsustainable in long run

“Mr van der Veer says Shell is also on track to build a new multi-billion dollar chemical cracker in Singapore. Shell has over US$6 billion worth of oil refining and petrochemical plants in Singapore. Its first oil refinery here is also the group’s largest in the world.”

Wednesday 14 September 2005

By Derek Cher

Oil giant Royal Dutch Shell says the current high oil prices will not be sustainable in the long run.

Its chief executive Jeroen van der Veer says the oil industry is already assessing future projects at lower oil prices.

He is in Singapore to attend Shell’s board meeting, the first time such a meeting is held outside of Europe.

Mr van der Veer says Shell is also on track to build a new multi-billion dollar chemical cracker in Singapore.

Shell has over US$6 billion worth of oil refining and petrochemical plants in Singapore. read more

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Shell may undertake 1 bln usd Singapore petrochem project on its own – report

Sep 14th, 2004
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AFX Europe (Focus): Shell may undertake 1 bln usd Singapore petrochem project on its own – report

Sept 14, 2004

SINGAPORE (AFX) – Shell Chemicals may build its third petrochemical cracker facility in Singapore on its own if its existing partner Sumitomo Chemical decides not to participate in the 1 bln usd project, the Business Times reported, citing a senior Shell Chemicals executive.

Shell Chemicals and Sumitomo Chemicals are partners in two existing petrochemical crackers on Jurong Island, Singapore’s petrochemical hub, but Sumitomo said in May that it was not keen on investing in a third facility in Singapore. read more

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