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Big Oil’s New Focus on Natural Gas

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By SARAH KENT: Sept. 13, 2016 10:02 p.m. ET

Royal Dutch Shell ’s truck filling station at Rotterdam’s Waalhaven harbor in the Netherlands isn’t your typical fueling spot. Alongside the diesel pumps are fuel tanks with a special nozzle used to pump liquefied natural gas—an experiment that Shell is hoping can help it stay ahead of shifting trends in energy consumption.

Shell’s LNG fueling stations in Waalhaven and elsewhere are just one piece in a grand strategy to build new markets for the company’s growing natural-gas business—and get a jump on the competition.

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