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View Article  The Canadian Press: A basin full of huge oil potential
Ian Kilgour, Shell’s senior vice-president of exploration and production, told an oilpatch investment conference in Toronto on Wednesday that one well would not be enough to tell the whole story of the vast basin.   more »
View Article  CBC News (Canada): Second gas leak in 5 days at Alta. Shell plant kept residents inside

20:22:03 EDT Sep 12, 2006
Canadian Press

FORT SASKATCHEWAN, Alta. (CP) - Residents northeast of Edmonton were told to stay ...   more »

View Article  Edmonton Sun: Up to 600 employees evacuated from Shell plantToxic sour gas leak near Fort Saskatchewan
Shell Canada is blaming a contractor hired to warn people of mishaps at a Fort Saskatchewan plant for failing to notify nearby residents of a toxic sour gas leak in a timely fashion.    more »
View Article  Globe and Mail (Canada): New truck stops planned by Shell Canada and Flying J

Canadian Press

Calgary — Shell Canada and truck-stop specialist Flying J Canada Inc. are combining forces on road-transport services and ...   more »

View Article  Oil & Gas Energy Information: Shell Issues Formal Proposal to Expand Athabasca Oil Sands Project

Monday, August 28, 2006

Royal Dutch Shell plc said that it welcomes Shell Canada’s formal proposal to expand the Athabasca ...   more »

View Article  Canadian Press: Oilpatch faces long list of multibillion-dollar decisions in next four months

12:45:42 EDT Aug 26, 2006
Canadian Press: JAMES STEVENSON

CALGARY (CP) - A wild pace to the final four months ...   more »

View Article  Business Edge News (Canada): Is the great oilsands party over?

7/20/2006 - Vol. 6, No. 15 - Calgary/Red Deer Edition 

Energy sector's jewel gets kick in the teeth

Western Oil ...   more »

View Article  Globe & Mail Canada: More record-breaking in Alberta oil patch
In just one February sale this year, oils sands attracted $559-million. Of that, Royal Dutch Sell PLC put down $465-million for 10 parcels of land west of the main oil sands region north of Fort McMurray. Shell is on the experimental fringes, hoping to recovery bitumen from limestone, which has never worked on a commercial scale.   more »
View Article  The Calgary Sun: Done deal: Shell completes BlackRock takeover
Shell Canada Ltd. has completed its $2.4-billion takeover of BlackRock Ventures Inc., both companies announced today.   more »
View Article  Financial Post: Some oilsands projects could end up shelved
The partner in the joint-venture Athabasca Oil Sands Project (AOSP) said this week the cost to build a first expansion phase has soared 50% since last fall, when project operator Shell Canada Ltd. more than doubled an initial investment forecast to $7.3-billion.   more »
View Article  The Vancouver Sun: Fears Athabasca oilsands costs have spiralled out of control
Even in an industry that has seen its share of multibillion-dollar cost overruns to build megaprojects, word that Athabasca's first major expansion could cost 50 per cent higher than the current $7.3 billion pricetag hit oilsands producers hard on the stock market.    more »
View Article  Globe & Mail (Canada): Shell sets BlackRock output
Shell Canada Ltd. expects to achieve crude oil output of between 30,000 and 50,000 barrels a day from its recent acquisition of BlackRock Ventures Inc., the company said yesterday.   more »
View Article  Toronto Star: Shell gets clearance for BlackRock deal
Shell Canada said Tuesday it had received approvals from the federal industry minister and Competition Bureau for its $2.4-billion takeover bid for BlackRock Ventures Inc.   more »
View Article  Chronicle Herald (Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada): Oilsands project restart delayed
The turnaround — involving as many as 4,000 maintenance workers and expected to cost $100 million to $125 million — is described as the largest in the history of the Canadian subsidiary of the Royal Dutch/Shell Group.    more »
View Article  Financial Post: Ottawa firm signs with Shell
Energy giant Royal Dutch Shell is in negotiations with a Canadian ethanol producer to purchase an innovative renewable fuel product.   more »
View Article  Globe & Mail (Canada): Terror takes aim at bottom line
The companies hit most frequently were McDonald's Corp., with 10 attacks, and Royal Dutch Shell PLC, with nine.: Losses by company: Royal Dutch Shell, $10.3-billion*: The Anglo-Dutch oil and gas giant has been the victim of numerous terrorist attacks around the world, most recently in Nigeria's volatile Niger Delta region.    more »
View Article  Financial Post - Canada: Shell, Nigerian militants may be close to agreement over oilfield production: Must meet key demands
Activists in Nigeria's oil heartland have given Royal Dutch Shell PLC promising signals over a possible return to oilfields it was forced to abandon after a series of militant attacks three months ago.    more »
View Article  The Calgary Sun: Shell shocked over labour
Finding workers -- especially ones as productive as those currently at the oilsands -- is a mounting challenge, says a Shell Canada official. "One of the areas of concern that we have, and the rest of the industry has, is labour availability," Brian Straub, Shell's senior vice-president of oilsands, told an investor meeting yesterday.    more »
View Article  Financial Post (Canada): Athabasca takes the offshore route: Oilsands players look abroad for added expertise
"If you can't get enough engineers locally, then you look elsewhere to get the job done," said Neil Camarta, who recently joined Petro-Canada to run its Fort Hills oilsands venture after leading Shell Canada Ltd.'s move into the oilsands with the construction of the Athabasca Oil Sands Project.   more »
View Article  Globe & Mail (Canada): RENEWABLE ENERGY: Goldman Sachs sees green in biofuel firm
The investment bank will join Royal Dutch/Shell PLC, Petro-Canada and the Canadian government as key stakeholders in privately held Iogen. The involvement of one of the world's largest investment dealers signals a big step forward for Iogen and its niche within the alternative fuels sector.   more »
View Article  Financial Post (Canada): Fuel prices push Q1 Shell profit up 7.2%: $447-million net income
Shell Canada Ltd., the oil company controlled by Royal Dutch Shell PLC, said first-quarter profit rose 7.2% as fuel prices rose. Gains were blunted by equipment failures that cut output at an oilsands project.   more »
View Article  Globe & Mail (Canada): Shell planning, timing brings major project in under budget
CALGARY -- In a sector short of everything from concrete to carpenters, Shell Canada Ltd. has pulled off an increasingly rare feat with its $400-million project to retool its Edmonton and Montreal refineries -- coming in under budget. Good timing played a big part in that accomplishment, an important one for Shell after it overspent by billions in building its Athabasca Oil Sands Project earlier in the decade.    more »
View Article  Toronto Star: Shell Canada, Fort McKay band sign oilsands deal
The land will be leased to Shell for potential incorporation into the Athabasca oilsands project. Lease development models remain under review and financial details were not released Wednesday. "A lease of Fort McKay First Nation's land will be an excellent addition to our long-term business plan," said Clive Mather, Shell Canada's CEO.    more »
View Article  Globe & Mail (Canada): Husky follows Shell in trying to squeeze oil from hard rock
Decades of effort to exploit carbonates have ended in failure, but the Shell acquisition has injected new life into the play, said Robert Bedin, senior analyst at Ross Smith Energy Group in Calgary. "There's a buzz now surrounding Shell's acquisition," he said, noting that Husky spent only about a fifth as much per acre as Royal Dutch.  &nbs