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Saturday, July 21
ShellNews.net: Revealed in a Shell internal email: Shell’s intention to ‘kill’ a Sunday Times story about this website: 16 July 2007
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Royal Dutch Shell Plc .com
on Sat 21 Jul 2007 01:41 PM BST
This is a heads up. I understand from the Group media office that the Sunday Times has picked up the Sakhalin/drilling leaked e-mail story from Donovan’s website.
They are responding with agree Qs and As that have been used previously with the Guardian, but are first trying to kill the story... more »
Sunday, March 25
ShellNews.net: Aborted Sunday Times article claiming this website cost Shell $22 billion
by
Royal Dutch Shell Plc .com
on Sun 25 Mar 2007 04:22 PM BST
The journalists’ main interest was in our role in Shell’s humiliation over the Sakhalin2 project. He thought that it was remarkable that a $2 a week website had pulled the rug out from under Shell on the multibillion dollar project, the biggest of its kind in the world. He had been in contact with the office of Oleg Mitvol to arrange an interview. He also spoke to at least one other important source. more »
Sunday, July 23
The Sunday Times: Letters to the Editor: Gas pipeline won’t help Mayo
by
Royal Dutch Shell Plc .com
on Sun 23 Jul 2006 09:57 AM BST
July 23, 2006
The Sunday Times: Rising Rosneft plans to join the BP league
by
Royal Dutch Shell Plc .com
on Sun 23 Jul 2006 09:54 AM BST
EXTRACT: Rosneft and BP are already partners on Sakhalin 5, an exploration block off the Russian island above Japan which ... more »
The Sunday Times: Call for BP’s Browne to stay on
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Royal Dutch Shell Plc .com
on Sun 23 Jul 2006 09:51 AM BST
EXTRACT: This week BP and rival Shell could report record quarterly profits of about $6 billion each. The bumper figures ... more » Sunday, July 16
The Sunday Times: Leading article: Mayo will lose out
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Royal Dutch Shell Plc .com
on Sun 16 Jul 2006 06:10 PM BST
The collapse of negotiations between Shell and the protesters who have lined up against its Corrib gas pipeline is an unwelcome development. The breakdown in talks reveals an entrenching of positions by both sides in what has already been a prolonged, bitter and costly dispute. More importantly from a national perspective, it sends out a damaging signal to international investors about Ireland’s reliability as a place to do business. more »
The Sunday Times: New land route proposed to calm Corrib activists
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Royal Dutch Shell Plc .com
on Sun 16 Jul 2006 12:27 AM BST
PETER Cassells, the mediator in the Shell gas dispute in Mayo, is expected to recommend an alternative land route for the company’s controversial pipeline in a final report to Noel Dempsey, the energy minister. more »
Sunday, June 25
Royal Dutch Shell Plc .com: And then there were four as Rossport protesters split
by
Royal Dutch Shell Plc .com
on Sun 25 Jun 2006 12:56 PM BST
Strong>FROM THE SUNDAY TIMES: THE Rossport Five has become the Rossport Four. Differences among the men jailed last year over their protest against Shell’s proposed gas pipeline in Mayo have resulted in a split in the group. more »
Tuesday, June 13
The Times: Definitely no regrets: there is life beyond the High Court
by
Royal Dutch Shell Plc .com
on Tue 13 Jun 2006 06:03 PM BST
ShellNews.net: Sir Hugh Laddie was the Judge for the Donovan -v- Shell U.K. Limited “Shell Smart” trial at the Royal Courts of Justice. At the time, he was still a High Court Judge known as Mr Justice Laddie. He resigned from being a Judge in controversial circumstances. By coincidence or otherwise, this was subsequent to a letter of complaint sent by Alfred Donovan to the Lord Chancellor, Lord Falconer. In a further coincidence, Sir Hugh now works for a consultancy which has Shell as a client: it's a small world.
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Sunday, May 21
The Sunday Times: Ireland: Don’t bank on chip and pin to defeat fraudsters
by
Royal Dutch Shell Plc .com
on Sun 21 May 2006 09:50 AM BST
His concerns about the vulnerability of chip and pin were reinforced recently by news that 600 Shell petrol stations in Britain suspended use of chip-and-pin terminals after more than £1m (€1.47m) was stolen from customers’ accounts. more »
The Sunday Times: Protester too ill for court turns up at Shell AGM
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Royal Dutch Shell Plc .com
on Sun 21 May 2006 09:44 AM BST
...Harrington was being prevented from distributing Rossport Solidarity group leaflets at Shell’s annual meeting. Mediation between Shell and the Rossport Five has now resumed in an effort to achieve a way around locals’ objection to the gas pipeline going across their land. Peter Cassells, the former general secretary of the Irish Congress of Trade Unions, recently met the five men who were jailed for 94 days last year over their opposition to the pipeline. more »
Sunday, May 14
The Sunday Times: Chip and pin ‘makes fraud even easier’
by
Royal Dutch Shell Plc .com
on Sun 14 May 2006 09:00 AM BST
His concerns about the vulnerability of chip-and-pin were reinforced last week by news that 600 Shell petrol stations have suspended use of chip-and-pin terminals after more than £1m was stolen from customers’ accounts. Fraudsters masquerading as engineers sent to test the equipment instead fitted the keypads with memory chips that logged customers’ card numbers and pin codes. more »
Sunday, May 7
The Sunday Times: Shell presses on with injunction against Rossport Five
by
Royal Dutch Shell Plc .com
on Sun 07 May 2006 10:41 AM BST
SHELL is still seeking a permanent injunction to stop the Rossport Five and two other landowners in north Mayo from closing off their land. Despite offering an olive branch and apology to locals last week, the company wants a court order allowing its personnel to enter the objectors’ land. The High Court case is due for mention on Tuesday before Justice Mary Laffoy. more »
The Sunday Times: Comment: Matt Cooper: Rossport Five bury their heads in the sand and the tide turns
by
Royal Dutch Shell Plc .com
on Sun 07 May 2006 10:34 AM BST
The men may have been better off refusing to come out of jail until Shell had agreed to their demands. As soon as they regained their freedom, the ground started shifting beneath them. more »
Sunday, April 30
The Sunday Times: Shell’s pipes ‘rusting away’
by
Royal Dutch Shell Plc .com
on Sun 30 Apr 2006 02:47 AM BST
AS if Shell did not have enough problems already with the Corrib gas field, it has now emerged that the pipes it plans to use to pump gas ashore in north Mayo are rusting away in Killybegs. more »
Sunday, April 23
The Sunday Times: Whales could sink Shell’s EBRD loan
by
Royal Dutch Shell Plc .com
on Sun 23 Apr 2006 08:53 AM BST
When complete, the offshore oil and gas project will deliver 9.6m tonnes of liquefied natural gas a year. It is central to Shell’s plan to recover from the reserves scandal in 2004. But the WWF, the former World Wildlife Fund, said Shell was starting work on new pipelines in two months’ time without knowing the full effect on the whale population. The WWF’s James Leaton said: “We want the suspension of the laying of the offshore pipelines this summer, otherwise it’s the end of the whales.” more »
Sunday, April 16
The Sunday Times: Keeping Britain warm with gas turned down
by
Royal Dutch Shell Plc .com
on Sun 16 Apr 2006 10:37 AM BST
BP and Shell are both working on pilot carbon capture and storage projects. more »
Sunday, April 9
The Sunday Times: Shell’s Rossport spin doctor calls for alternative pipeline
by
Royal Dutch Shell Plc .com
on Sun 09 Apr 2006 09:33 AM BST
Loftus said he was relieved that Judge Finnegan did not return the men to jail. “It would have been a public relations nightmare for Shell. The reality is, there will be no progress until these men sit across a table from Shell and negotiate. I see that as the only way forward,” Loftus said. The Rossport Five are now concerned that Shell will pursue them for costs. “We may have to go to jail again,” said Willie Corduff, one of the five, yesterday. more »
Sunday, March 12
The Sunday Times: Scottish Business Digest
by
Royal Dutch Shell Plc .com
on Sun 12 Mar 2006 03:39 PM GMT
Scotrenewables, an Orkney-based tidal power company, has won the first UK national title at the Shell Springboard awards, which recognise the best small business ideas to combat climate change. Scotrenewables’ prize is a trip to Shell’s Reykjavik hydrogen facility in Iceland later this year. Barry Johnston from Scotrenewables said it was a huge boost for the company, which also receives £40,000 towards establishing and marketing its products. more »
The Sunday Times: Special Report: Make or break for Shell in Russia
by
Royal Dutch Shell Plc .com
on Sun 12 Mar 2006 02:36 PM GMT
It is a mammoth undertaking, and one being closely monitored not only by Shell executives — the company admitted last year that its costs had doubled to $20 billion (£12 billion) — but also by environmentalists, who are highly critical of the project. The project is central to Shell’s plan to recover from the reserves scandal in 2004 when it had to admit that it had exaggerated its “proved” reserves.
more » Sunday, March 5
The Sunday Times: Clooney fails to dig up the real dirt in the desert
by
Royal Dutch Shell Plc .com
on Sun 05 Mar 2006 07:54 AM GMT
Clooney and Gaghan are right to recognise corruption in the oil industry. But by attempting to score domestic political points they miss the bigger picture. more »
Saturday, March 4
ShellNews.net: Oil Company Sleuths
by
Royal Dutch Shell Plc .com
on Sat 04 Mar 2006 10:36 AM EST
FROM SHELL GENERAL COUNSEL RICHARD WISEMAN: "Dear Mr Donovan, While you, or John, may have complained to the police about "sinister activities" around the time of previous campaigns, as we said at the time and repeat now, there is no substance in the allegation that Shell had anything to do with such activities. The work done by our enquiry agent was entirely legal and conventional in the context of the litigation.” more »
Sunday, January 29
Sunday Times: Shell and Exxon to smash transatlantic profit records
by
Royal Dutch Shell Plc .com
on Sun 29 Jan 2006 03:13 AM EST
Shell, the world’s third-largest oil firm by market value, is still living down a reserves scandal that shocked investors two years ago. more »
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