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Shell abandons Alaska offshore drilling for this year
Royal Dutch Shell Plc will not drill for oil in Alaska's Arctic seas this year, the company said on Wednesday, in a widely expected decision that follows a series of high-profile setbacks in 2012.
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Oil Prices Edge Back From 6% Fall, But Outlook Weak
Because of slowing demand growth and soaring production, oil prices have dropped around 50 percent since June last year, when prices began to fall.
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Shell To Sign 3 Deals To Develop Iran Oil And Gas Fields: Report
The Wall Street Journal earlier reported that both Shell and Total were to sign initial agreements on Wednesday.
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Government Proposes Tax Relief to Foreign Companies for Local Oil Sales
India on Monday proposed to give income tax exemption to foreign companies for storing and selling oil to local refiners, a move that could spur interest from global oil producers in leasing the country's strategic petroleum reserve (SPR) facilities.
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Vodafone Wins $490 Million Tax Dispute in Bombay High Court
The Bombay High Court ruled in favour of Vodafone on Friday in a long-running dispute with the Indian taxman, a boost for the British telecom group whose tax battles have been seen as emblematic of the troubles facing foreign investors in India.
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Private Fuel Retailers to Dip Toe, Not Dive Back, Into India
The scrapping of diesel price controls by the government opens the door for private sector refiners to return to a domestic retail market from which they have been excluded for years because they could not compete with state firms.
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Nokia Seeks Resolution of India Tax Dispute Under Bilateral Pact
Nokia Oyj has written to the Indian Prime Minister seeking an "amicable resolution" of its tax dispute in the country, the Finnish company said on Wednesday.
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Shell & BYD Join Hands For Charging Solutions In China And Europe
Shell will give access to its charging solutions to BYD in Europe and co-develop a charging network in China
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Dutch Court Is Right Place To Challenge Shell Over Emissions, Say Activists
Lawyers for the company, which has subsidiaries around the world, said any damage caused by any emissions should be judged in countries where those emissions took place.
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Royal Dutch Shell Can Now Sell Its Remaining Stake In Mahanagar Gas
Mahanagar Gas’ promoter Royal Dutch Shell has so far sold 35 percent in Mumbai’s only city gas distributor. It now has only 10%.
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Shell Activist Investor Withdraws Climate Resolution for 2019
Activist investor group Follow This says it will ‘give Shell time’ to make changes.
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Shell Breaks Market Mold With Deal Linking Gas Prices to Coal
Tokyo Gas to buy LNG linked to coal via innovative contract.
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Aramco's Big Reveal: What We Learned About the Saudi Oil Giant
Aramco, which produces about 10 percent of the world’s crude, spends just under $3 a barrel to pump.
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Big Oil’s Big Issue With Embracing ‘Big Energy’
Companies accustomed to the huge profit surges that fossil fuels provide may have trouble adjusting to the rhythms of renewables.
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One of the World’s Largest Energy Companies Quietly Enters the Japanese Market
Royal Dutch Shell Plc has set up a small desk to trade electricity in Japan, where it is in an “experimental” phase.
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Shell abandons Alaska offshore drilling for this year
Royal Dutch Shell Plc will not drill for oil in Alaska's Arctic seas this year, the company said on Wednesday, in a widely expected decision that follows a series of high-profile setbacks in 2012.
-
Oil Prices Edge Back From 6% Fall, But Outlook Weak
Because of slowing demand growth and soaring production, oil prices have dropped around 50 percent since June last year, when prices began to fall.
-
Shell To Sign 3 Deals To Develop Iran Oil And Gas Fields: Report
The Wall Street Journal earlier reported that both Shell and Total were to sign initial agreements on Wednesday.
-
Government Proposes Tax Relief to Foreign Companies for Local Oil Sales
India on Monday proposed to give income tax exemption to foreign companies for storing and selling oil to local refiners, a move that could spur interest from global oil producers in leasing the country's strategic petroleum reserve (SPR) facilities.
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Vodafone Wins $490 Million Tax Dispute in Bombay High Court
The Bombay High Court ruled in favour of Vodafone on Friday in a long-running dispute with the Indian taxman, a boost for the British telecom group whose tax battles have been seen as emblematic of the troubles facing foreign investors in India.
-
Private Fuel Retailers to Dip Toe, Not Dive Back, Into India
The scrapping of diesel price controls by the government opens the door for private sector refiners to return to a domestic retail market from which they have been excluded for years because they could not compete with state firms.
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Nokia Seeks Resolution of India Tax Dispute Under Bilateral Pact
Nokia Oyj has written to the Indian Prime Minister seeking an "amicable resolution" of its tax dispute in the country, the Finnish company said on Wednesday.
-
Shell & BYD Join Hands For Charging Solutions In China And Europe
Shell will give access to its charging solutions to BYD in Europe and co-develop a charging network in China
-
Dutch Court Is Right Place To Challenge Shell Over Emissions, Say Activists
Lawyers for the company, which has subsidiaries around the world, said any damage caused by any emissions should be judged in countries where those emissions took place.
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Royal Dutch Shell Can Now Sell Its Remaining Stake In Mahanagar Gas
Mahanagar Gas’ promoter Royal Dutch Shell has so far sold 35 percent in Mumbai’s only city gas distributor. It now has only 10%.
-
Shell Activist Investor Withdraws Climate Resolution for 2019
Activist investor group Follow This says it will ‘give Shell time’ to make changes.
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Shell Breaks Market Mold With Deal Linking Gas Prices to Coal
Tokyo Gas to buy LNG linked to coal via innovative contract.
-
Aramco's Big Reveal: What We Learned About the Saudi Oil Giant
Aramco, which produces about 10 percent of the world’s crude, spends just under $3 a barrel to pump.
-
Big Oil’s Big Issue With Embracing ‘Big Energy’
Companies accustomed to the huge profit surges that fossil fuels provide may have trouble adjusting to the rhythms of renewables.
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One of the World’s Largest Energy Companies Quietly Enters the Japanese Market
Royal Dutch Shell Plc has set up a small desk to trade electricity in Japan, where it is in an “experimental” phase.
