In Asia, Shell’s prospects now appear rosier
Royal Dutch Shell Plc sees the Philippines as one of Asia’s more attractive markets where it can supply natural gas to cater to the rising global demand for alternative fuels.
Royal Dutch Shell Plc sees the Philippines as one of Asia’s more attractive markets where it can supply natural gas to cater to the rising global demand for alternative fuels.
SEPANG, Malaysia—Royal Dutch Shell is going over its prospects whether it needs to take part in the planned $2.1-billion Batangas-Manila (BatMan 1) natural gas pipeline project of the Philippine government, since it can help support its proposed liquefied natural gas (LNG) project in the country. In an interview at the sidelines of the Shell Eco-Marathon [...]
Royal Dutch Shell is preparing to pour more investments in the Philippines through its new projects—the regasification terminal for liquefied natural gas (LNG) and the $150-million upgrade of a fuel refinery in Batangas.
Royal Dutch Shell remains keen on investing in the Philippine energy sector, despite having given up its stake in one of the petroleum service contracts covering offshore Palawan.
Royal Dutch Shell remains keen on investing in its fuel refinery in Batangas, but wants more time to finalize plans.
Royal Dutch Shell Plc has placed the Philippines in its investment map as it sees growth opportunities in the country despite the legal tussles and difficulties affecting its local downstream and upstream units. At the Shell Media Dialogue on Monday, Shell vice president for communication Roberto S. Kanapi told reporters that there were opportunities for [...]
