Shell Share Discussion Threads

[daveboy19] 07/10/2021 09:02

True, but the abstainers and frustrated as uck Tory voters should unite to stop it being a two donkey race.

[xxxxxy] 07/10/2021 08:46

The Conservative Party is trashing itself and enough voters will abstain such that it will lose and be in the wilderness ....muttering the usual....learn lessons. Thick as pig faeces.All Labour has to do is sit Back and wait.

[xxxxxy] 07/10/2021 08:43

Stephen Moulding7 Oct 2021 8:23AMAt the end of the day the energy costs will be the price we pay for exporting the environmental issues and importing the energy. Why are we wrecking our economy on a completely false claim that there is such a thing as zero emissions. We are sat on an island of fuel with the ability to be self sufficient and develop clean ways of power production but continue to pursue an ideal that is impossible. The real damage to the planet will be caused by an ever expanding population using energy pro rata. Green activists claim they are the adults but refuse to have an adult conversation about the issues. Its a pity that the Governments prefer popularity but I'm sure they will soon be advising us to wrap up warm along with wash your hands etc....Daily Telegraph

[oilretire] 07/10/2021 08:43

As someone said, just the routine quarterly preview. Yes a hit from Ida, but on the gas side I initially read it negative because inflows are significantly impacted, but is it not a positive statement that 'inflows are expected to be higher' than Q2?

[adg] 07/10/2021 08:06

And the share price goes up?

[the white house] 07/10/2021 07:51

Usual pre note so there are no surprises when issued on 28Amongst the hits from Ida note the monster rise in refining to 5.7bn up from 4.2bn previous Q and 4bn higher than same Q last year. Volatile business with so many varied inputs and outputs but a billion up on the Q on the price of Brent will always be the biggest help

[adg] 07/10/2021 07:48

What a shock!
Couldn’t make it up if you tried
Almost as if it’s contrived

[waldron] 07/10/2021 07:39

Consensus

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[purplepelmets] 07/10/2021 07:32

Wtf did i just read? Is this a profits warning, because gas price is high? So low prices is bad for us, and high prices too. I want Buerden sacked what a moron.

[tornado12] 07/10/2021 06:47

Boris is making the biggest political mistake of his life if he things moving fast track green energy will keep the lights switched on , make UK competitive and put a lid on inflation. The stupidity what is Boris to push for increase wages and unknown productivity sources to power Britain in 2022 is on verge of madness. A winter of discontent is very likely ! Hold on to your hats for this roller coaster. A bright spark is big oil will reap the rewards in 2022 and hopefully us long termers too GLA

[waldron] 07/10/2021 06:25

Shell's plan to develop U.K. North Sea gas field nixed by regulator

Oct. 06, 2021 5:54 PM ETRoyal Dutch Shell plc (RDS.A), RDS.BBy: Carl Surran, SA

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Royal Dutch Shell's (RDS.A, RDS.B) plans to develop the Jackdaw natural gas field in the North Sea has been rejected by U.K. regulators, Energy Voice reports.

The U.K.'s Offshore Petroleum Regulator for Environment and Decommissioning failed to sanction the company's environmental statement for the project, according to the report, which does not provide reasons for the rejection.

In an internal company memo seen by Energy Voice, Shell's head of North Sea operations called the decision "very disappointing" and "unexpected."

Seeking Alpha contributor Portfolio Navigator says the focus of Shell's management on rapidly growing the dividend is "a boon for investors."

[waldron] 07/10/2021 06:08

European markets set to bounce back at the open in rollercoaster week for stocks

Published Thu, Oct 7 202112:27 AM EDT

Holly Ellyatt
@HollyEllyatt


Key Points

European stocks are expected to bounce back on Thursday, opening higher and continuing a week that has seen wild swings in global market sentiment and trading.

The U.K.’s FTSE index is seen opening 80 points higher at 7,070, Germany’s DAX 198 points higher at 15,156, France’s CAC 40 up 88 points at 6,576 and Italy’s FTSE MIB 228 points higher at 25,552, according to data from IG.

[xxxxxy] 06/10/2021 15:44

George Herraghty6 Oct 2021 1:11PMPrice Shock?A woke, green future means soaring energy costs, blackouts, food shortages and more unemployment!The green-energy future has arrived – in Europe – and it is not a pretty sight. Even more than in the U.S., many European politicians claimed that it was possible to go "green" without disastrous costs – but that lie has now come home.Natural gas and electricity prices have been surging as supply is being artificially restricted. The winds in the North Sea stopped blowing two weeks ago, the wind turbines stilled, and U.K. energy prices surged "to 11 times normal levels."Horrendous Details here ---https://scotlandagainstspin.org/2021/09/a-woke-green-future-means-soaring-energy-costs-blackouts-food-shortages-and-more-unemployment-washington-times/ Flag21LikeReplyPeter Aldersley6 Oct 2021 2:10PMLooking forward to COP in Glasgow next month, maybe just maybe the MSM will finally begin to seriously question Boris Johnson's pie in the sky dreams....Daily Telegraph

[micos] 06/10/2021 12:21

To clear last post

[xxxxxy] 06/10/2021 10:29

Dutch and U.K. gas futures have jumped 60% in just two days, hitting fresh records along with surging power as EU lawmakers debated the crisis. EU energy chief Kadri Simson said the bloc plans to revise gas-market rules by year-end to prevent soaring energy costs from stifling the economic recovery.EU Vows Swift Action to Prevent Energy Crisis Hurting RecoveryGlobal gas and coal markets have tightened just as the heating season starts in the northern hemisphere, with limited supply failing to catch up with rebounding demand. Sky-high costs are threatening to boost inflation and starting to weigh on industrial production.... Yahoo Finance

[xxxxxy] 06/10/2021 10:25

Natural gas prices surge to all-time highUK natural gas prices have continued their blistering rise, surging almost 40pc to a new all-time high.Prices jumped 39pc to above 400p a therm – an unprecedented level – as the supply crisis show no sign of easing.Global gas and coal markets have tightened just as the heating season starts in the northern hemisphere, with limited supply failing to catch up with recovering demand. Surging costs are threatening to boost inflation and are starting to weigh on industrial production. The inflation risk from soaring prices already pushed up government borrowing costs and prompted industry to warn of shutdowns. France, Spain and three other European countries called on the bloc to take urgent action to cushion the blow of soaring gas prices -- and investigate their cause.Tom Marzec-Manser, an analyst at ICIS, said: "This is just ridiculous. Almost impossible to even justify or qualify how and why it's moving so fast and so high."... Daily Telegraph

[waldron] 06/10/2021 07:58

Oil prices could hit an ‘off the charts spike,’ says strategist

Published Tue, Oct 5 202111:22 PM EDTUpdated 3 Hours Ago

Weizhen Tan
@weizent
cnbc


Key Points

OPEC+ is sticking to an earlier pact on oil output despite calls for more crude to be pumped.

John Driscoll, chief strategist at JTD Energy Services, said that OPEC+ decision was a “very prudent course of action” until one considers the ongoing energy crises and possible supply disruptions.

Oil prices jumping to $100 per barrel is possible, but it’s not one that is sustainable, Driscoll said.