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RDSB Shell Plc

1,894.60
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28 Mar 2024 - Closed
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Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Shell Plc LSE:RDSB London Ordinary Share GB00B03MM408 'B' ORD EUR0.07
  Price Change % Change Share Price Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  0.00 0.00% 1,894.60 1,900.40 1,901.40 - 0.00 00:00:00
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21/12/2021
12:56
Futures in London climbed above $72 a barrel in a volatile trading session on Tuesday, having fallen about 5% over the past two days. The new virus variant accounted for 73% of all Covid-19 infections in the U.S. last week, but city traffic in Europe held up over that same period, pointing to a limited demand impact so far.Crude's gains came against the backdrop of surging gas and power prices in Europe, with France even burning fuel oil in a bid to keep the lights on. The oil market got a boost from expectations that there would be a major switch in power consumption toward crude and petroleum products earlier in the year, and natural gas prices in Europe were above $300 a barrel of oil equivalent on Tuesday.Still, oil has faltered toward the end of the year, in part due to the emergence of the new Covid-19 strain ahead of winter. The oil market structure is flashing bearish signs, indicating near-term over-supply, which may require OPEC+ to act when the group meets next month."A relief bounce is unlikely to drive a major turnaround in sentiment with the Brent prompt spread signaling an oversupplied market" said Ole Hansen, head of commodities strategy at Saxo Bank A/S.See also: Chinese Road Congestion Falls to Lowest in Four Weeks: BNEFThe rout across financial markets on Monday was exacerbated by Senator Joe Manchin's rejection of President Joe Biden's roughly $2 trillion package. The president spoke to Manchin on Sunday, a conversation that the White House believes left the door open to revive talks on the spending plan, according to a person familiar with the matter..... Yahoo Finance
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21/12/2021
12:38
Good afternoon - has anybody in IG had the divi payment into their account? TIA.
daveboy19
21/12/2021
12:28
4 French nuclear reactors offline resulting in good old oil to the rescue with gas & elec prices on the up also.
the white house
21/12/2021
07:16
European markets set to claw back some losses as investors assess omicron risk

Published Tue, Dec 21 20212:06 AM EST

Updated 2 Min Ago

Elliot Smith
@ElliotSmithCNBC


Key Points

Global stocks pulled back on Monday as fears over the rapid spread of the omicron variant and the potential for further containment measures dented risk assets.

Moderna announced Monday that the booster dose of its Covid-19 vaccine had shown itself to be effective against the omicron variant in laboratory testing.

LONDON — European markets are set to open sharply higher on Tuesday after the previous session’s sell-off, with concerns over the omicron Covid-19 variant still hanging over global stocks.

Britain’s FTSE 100 is seen around 86 points higher at 7,284, Germany’s DAX is jump around 210 points to 15,450 and France’s CAC 40 is expected to add around 100 points to 6,970, according to IG data.

waldron
20/12/2021
22:29
Yes, that should read Iran.

Not that Iran would do that except in all-out war. They would however intercept "foreign vessels which stray into Iranian waters" when it suits their agenda.

exotic
20/12/2021
17:04
me thinks its Iran that might or could close the straights of hormuz

but i doubt it

waldron
20/12/2021
16:43
Michael Wood8 MIN AGOMessage ActionsHeritage Railways are now importing coal from, Kazakhstan because our pits have closed. 99.9% of citizens are not Anarchists Green fanatics or believe men can be become women or vice versa. How did we end up in this mad dictatorship?REPLY 3FLAGSGSteven Goodban9 MIN AGOMessage ActionsThe Houthis have launched 240 attacks so far this year against Saudi Arabia. Iraq could close the straights of hormuz at any time.Surely its a no brainer to develop our own resources.Makes you wonder what on earth goes on in the heads of our Mps?... Daily Telegraph
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20/12/2021
16:40
Say what you like about this government but they have become world leaders in saying one thing and doing another: lockdown by stealth, covert cheese and wine parties while the rest of us stay at home or are prevented from seeing loved ones, and now the latest thing: a gutless plan to wind down the North Sea oil industry and another nail in the coffin of what remains of Britain's energy security.As if that wasn't bad enough, energy minister Greg Hands is attempting to dress the whole thing up as a climate-friendly scheme to help the sector with some nonsense about how it is evidence that the government remains pro-oil and gas. You couldn't make this stuff up.The clue is in the name: a new "climate change compatibility checkpoint" that all new applications to explore for fossil fuels in the North Sea will be subjected to before approval is, or isn't, granted. How precisely this will "open the door" to a flurry of new fields being developed, as Hands protests, is anyone's guess.If the government doesn't want further development in the North Sea then it should have the courage to say so, instead of introducing yet more hurdles that will either discourage investment, or worse, simply prevent it because they are impossible to clear.But the very notion that net-zero-obsessed ministers are about to pave the way for a new era of exploration in the region is in itself laughable. Recent evidence alone would tell you that is emphatically not the case.First the regulator rejected Shell's plans to develop the Jackdaw field east of Aberdeen, which is estimated to hold gas resources equivalent to between 120m and 250m barrels, on the basis of environmental grounds yet to be made public..... Ben Marlow.... Daily Telegraph
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20/12/2021
14:47
Royal Dutch Shell PLC said Monday that it has decided to proceed with simplifying its share structure, shifting its tax residence to the U.K., and it will change its name to Shell PLC in January.

The energy company said it expects to change its name in the week beginning Jan. 24.

Shareholders in the company approved the amendment of the group's articles of association on Dec. 10, after Shell proposed in November to collapse its current dual-share class and move its tax residency to the U.K. from the Netherlands.

Since its unification in 2005, the oil-and-gas company has been incorporated in the U.K. with Dutch tax residence and an A/B dual share structure.

"The board believes that the simplification will strengthen Shell's competitiveness and accelerate both shareholder distributions and delivery of its strategy to become a net-zero emissions energy business by 2050, in step with society," Chairman Andrew Mackenzie said previously.



Write to Joe Hoppe at joseph.hoppe@wsj.com



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December 20, 2021 09:29 ET (14:29 GMT)

waldron
20/12/2021
10:51
TotalEnergies Expands In Key Growth Area With Double Win In Brazil
by Bojan Lepic
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Rigzone Staff
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Monday, December 20, 2021


TotalEnergies has further expanded its presence in Brazil, a ‘key growth area’ for the French energy major, by winning stakes in two pre-salt oil fields.

Total Energies was awarded stakes in the Atapu and Sépia pre-salt oil fields offered by Brazil’s National Agency of Petroleum, Natural Gas, and Biofuels (ANP) in the Transfer of Rights Surplus Bidding Round.

The French firm won a 22.5 percent interest in Atapu alongside Shell – its partner in the field – which will hold 25 percent, and operator Petrobras with a 52.5 percent stake.

The Atapu field is a pre-salt oil field in the Santos Basin, located in water depths of about 6,500 feet. Production started in 2020 and has reached a plateau of 160,000 barrels per day with a first floating, production, storage, and offloading vessel (FPSO).

A second FPSO is planned to be sanctioned, which would increase the overall oil production of the field to around 350,000 barrels per day.

The other win for total is the Sépia field, also located in the Santos Basin. There, TotalEnergies now holds a 28 percent interest. The two partners, apart from operator Petrobras with its 30 percent stake, are QatarEnergy with 21 percent, and Petronas with 21 percent.

Production started in 2021 and is targeting a plateau of 180,000 barrels per day with a first floating, production, storage, and offloading unit (FPSO). A second FPSO is planned to be sanctioned, which would increase the overall oil production of the field to around 350,000 barrels per day.

“With the successful bids on Atapu and Sépia, TotalEnergies further expands its footprint and production in the pre-salt Santos Basin, a key growth area for the company. These are unique opportunities to access giant low-cost and low emissions oil reserves, in line with TotalEnergies' new strategy,” said Patrick Pouyanne, Chairman and CEO of TotalEnergies.

“These assets benefit from world-leading well productivities to keep costs well below 20 $/boe. They also leverage technological innovations to limit greenhouse gas emissions to well below 20 kg/boe. Growing our presence in Brazil will enable us to accelerate the restructuring of our oil portfolio towards low-cost and low emissions hydrocarbon resources that will contribute to transforming TotalEnergies to a sustainable multi-energy company,” he added.

“Moreover, TotalEnergies, through its subsidiary Total Eren, pursues its growth in renewables in Brazil with already a capacity of 300 MW,” Pouyanne concluded.

With these two wins, TotalEnergies production in Brazil will increase from the effective date of the PSC planned by end of April 2022, with 30,000 boe/d in 2022 growing to 50,000 boe/d from 2023.

It is worth noting that Atapu and Sepia are part of an area estimated to hold as much as 15 billion barrels of recoverable crude and are located in an area that already produces oil. Petrobras is producing from a block bordering Sepia while Total, Galp, and Shell are partnering with the Brazilian giant in a block bordering Atapu.

ariane
20/12/2021
07:45
European markets set to slide as omicron threat intensifies

Published Mon, Dec 20 20212:09 AM EST

Elliot Smith
@ElliotSmithCNBC

Key Points

The possibility of tighter restrictions being imposed over the Christmas holidays and into the new year looms over a number of European countries amid an unprecedented surge in Covid-19 cases.

The Netherlands entered full lockdown on Sunday until mid-January.

Cases have also begun to spiral stateside, with New York state and the District of Columbia posting record daily cases for consecutive days.

LONDON — European markets are set to slide on Monday, as the rapid spread of the omicron Covid-19 variant triggers stricter containment measures across the continent.

Britain’s FTSE 100 is set to fall around 121 points to 7,149, Germany’s DAX is expected to drop around 330 points to 15,202 and France’s CAC 40 is seen down around 150 points to 6,777, according to IG data.

waldron
20/12/2021
05:49
Perhaps Germany should consider approving Nordstream 2 for use before it's too late...

..just an idea...!

steve73
19/12/2021
22:42
Temperatures are forecast to fall below zero degrees Celsius in several European capitals this week, straining electricity grids already coping with low wind speeds and severe nuclear outages in France. To make matters worse, Russia signaled it intends to keep natural gas flows through a major transit route to Germany limited on Monday after capping supplies over the weekend.Energy prices have spiraled out of control this year, with European gas prices surging some 600%. As temperatures are forecast to briefly dip below seasonal norms at the start of the week, short-term electricity prices surged. In France, power for delivery on Monday rallied to the highest level since a rare spike in 2009, while Germany prices were the third highest on record.Rising prices have fueled inflation, a headache for policy makers already contending with the spread of coronavirus omicron variant just before the holiday season. Geopolitical tensions between Russia and Ukraine could also make things worse, with a potential invasion likely to send prices even higher.Jeremy Weir, chief executive officer of commodities trader Trafigura Group, last month warned that Europe could experience rolling blackouts in case of a cold winter. And that was before Electricite de France SA said it was halting reactors accounting for 10% of the nation's nuclear capacity, leaving the region at the mercy of weather at the height of winter in January and February.With nuclear outages biting, electricity producers will have to use more gas to keep the lights on. But Russia has signaled it may keep flows into Germany via the key Yamal-Europe pipeline capped, potentially forcing Europe to reply on its already depleted gas inventories. Storage sites are only 60% filled, a record low for this time of year.In auctions on Sunday, just 4% of capacity was allocated to send gas through Germany's Mallnow station, where the pipeline crossing Belarus and Poland terminates. That compares with about 35% of capacity that Russia has booked for most days this month. Russia has also opted against booking extra pipeline space to flow more gas through Ukraine on Monday.Russian gas giant Gazprom PJSC will have a last change to reserve extra capacity at numerous within-day auctions overnight, potentially averting Monday's crunch. The surge in prices in Europe has already forced metals smelters and fertilizer producers to curb output, threatening to derail the region's economic recovery.While traders expect more liquefied natural gas to come to rescue due to lower demand in Asia, cargo diversions will take some time and increased arrivals at European ports are unlikely to come before January..... Yahoo Finance
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18/12/2021
08:33
TotalEnergies SE on Friday said it has won production sharing contracts of Brazil's Atapu and Sepia pre-salt oil fields located in the Santos Basin along with its co-ventures.

The French oil-and-gas major said the fields will increase its production in the country from the effective date of the contracts planned by end of April 2022, with 30,000 barrels of oil equivalent a day next year to 50,000 boe/d from 2023.

TotalEnergies has a 22.5% interest in Atapu, alongside Brazil's state-controlled oil company Petrobras, which operates the field, and Royal Dutch Shell PLC. In Sepia, the company has a 28% interest, alongside operator Petrobras, QatarEnergy and Petronas.

The rights were awarded by Brazil's National Agency of Petroleum, Natural Gas and Biofuels.



Write to Giulia Petroni at giulia.petroni@wsj.com



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December 17, 2021 12:06 ET (17:06 GMT)

gibbs1
17/12/2021
07:49
John Redwood@johnredwoodThe way to cut the inflation is to produce more of our own energy, not to put mortgage rates up.6:18 am · 17 Dec 2021·Twitter Web App
xxxxxy
17/12/2021
07:23
European stocks set to pull back as omicron concerns persist

Published Fri, Dec 17 20212:06 AM EST

Elliot Smith
@ElliotSmithCNBC

Key Points

The omicron variant is spreading at an alarming rate, with countries across Europe implementing containment measures in a bid to avoid a tsunami of cases.

European stocks are coming off a strong day as investors reacted positively to central bank monetary policy decisions.

LONDON — European markets are set to open lower on Friday as concerns about the spread of the omicron Covid-19 variant and the inflation outlook persist.

Britain’s FTSE 100 is seen around 37 points lower at 7,230, Germany’s DAX is set to fall around 94 points to 15,542 and France’s CAC 40 is expected to drop around 46 points to 6,959, according to IG data.

waldron
17/12/2021
07:18
EMEA Morning Briefing: Stocks to Fall as Poilcy Tightening Hits Tech, Drains Sentiment
17 December 2021 - 06:58AM
Dow Jones News


MARKET WRAPS

Watch For:

Eurozone Harmonised CPI, Construction Output; Germany PPI, Ifo Index; U.K. Retail Sales, BOE Quarterly Bulletin; Bundesbank Semi-Annual Forecasts; updates from Julius Baer, Phoenix Group

Opening Call:

A U.S. tech selloff on policy tightening fears is likely to drag on European markets on Friday. In Asia, most stock indexes were lower, along with oil, Treasury yields and the dollar, while gold was firmer.

Equities:

European stocks are likely to retreat at Friday's open, as investors tackle the prospect of tightening monetary policy and possible growth risks due to Omicron.

Most Asian benchmarks were in the red following a downbeat session on Wall Street Thursday. A sharp fall in tech shares pushed major U.S. stock indexes lower, with Nasdaq closing down 2.5%.

"There's a lot going on under the surface," said Adam Phillips, managing director of portfolio strategy at EP Wealth Advisors. "The underlying narrative and sentiment has changed."

Some analysts said that the prospect of higher interest rates has made growth stocks less attractive.

waldron
16/12/2021
19:18
Germany Pushes Back Nord Stream 2 Decision To July
By Tsvetana Paraskova - Dec 16, 2021, 10:30 AM CST

The German regulator reviewing the certification of the Nord Stream 2 gas pipeline will not make a decision before July 2022, the president of the regulator said on Thursday, in another setback for the Russia-led project that could send European gas prices higher.

In the middle of November, Germany said it had suspended the process of certification of the Nord Stream 2 gas pipeline.

The Federal Network Agency of Germany, Bundesnetzagentur, suspended the procedure to certify Nord Stream 2 AG as an independent transmission operator until an operator of the pipeline in Germany is incorporated under German law.

The network agency’s president Jochen Homann said on Thursday that “A decision won’t be made in the first half of 2022,” as carried by Bloomberg.

The agency will resume the certification process as soon as the criteria it had set in its rationale for suspending the procedure are met. Bundesnetzagentur is still waiting for the pipeline project operator Nord Stream 2 AG to submit documents, Homann said at a press conference.

In response to Bloomberg, Nord Stream 2 AG declined to comment on “details of the procedure, its possible duration and impacts on the timing of the start of the pipeline operations.”

The pipeline construction is completed, but Nord Stream 2 is awaiting full regulatory clearance from Germany and a review by the European Union over its compliance with EU energy regulations.

Some analysts and EU officials have attributed the inconsistent Russian gas supply to Europe in recent weeks to Moscow using gas as leverage to get Nord Stream 2 approved.

Earlier this week, Europe’s gas prices surged again to near-record highs after Germany indicated it had no intention of approving Nord Stream 2 before requirements under German law were satisfied.

However, Foreign Minister Annalena Baerbock also said that the situation in Ukraine was also a factor in the German government’s decision on the matter.

By Tsvetana Paraskova for Oilprice.com

waldron
16/12/2021
10:52
John Redwood@johnredwoodOfgem wants to increase imports of electricity by installing more subsea cables to the continent. They should instead be promoting more UK jobs and domestic security of supply. Europe is short of energy and dependent on Mr Putin for gas.8:34 am · 16 Dec 2021·Twitter Web App
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