The story of Shell Malaysia employee Carol Tan
Updated: 2011-07-31 17:02:44
Royal Dutch Shell plc com News and information on Royal Dutch Shell . Plc Skip to Content Home Contact Us Contributors Mission Shell Blog Shell Library The story of Shell Malaysia employee Carol Tan Jul 31st , 2011 by John Donovan RECEIVED BY EMAIL . LINKS IN WITH RECENT POSTINGS CONCERNING SHELL MALAYSIA EMPLOYEES Dear John Hope you are keeping . well Just yesterday , I came across the story of Carol Tan who recorded her experience in a website link below http : shelledfordepression.com openletter.html I was not sure if you had run her story before but if not , I think this was a well written and important piece , that would promote greater awareness among . readers Regards Posted in : Litigation Royal Dutch Shell Plc Tagged : Shell Malaysia Wrongful dismissal Can BP’s investors give oil
Royal Dutch Shell plc com News and information on Royal Dutch Shell . Plc Skip to Content Home Contact Us Contributors Mission Shell Blog Shell Library Can BP’s investors give oil giant the time to learn from Shell’s mistakes Jul 30th , 2011 by John Donovan Results clouded by rivals and identity crisis Titanic court battle looms for oil company Executives may face charges By Rowena Mason : 9:33PM BST 30 Jul 2011 If those headlines were meant for readers in 2011, the subject could be only one sorry corporate story : BP and its 40bn 24bn Gulf of Mexico oil . disaster However , the real answer lies six years earlier in another just as painful oil scandal that hit BP’s nearest rival , Royal Dutch Shell . This was the heated reaction to news that Shell had over-stated its oil reserves by a
Royal Dutch Shell plc com News and information on Royal Dutch Shell . Plc Skip to Content Home Contact Us Contributors Mission Shell Blog Shell Library Sunday 31st July is the last day of Shell’s ownership of Stanlow Refinery Jul 30th , 2011 by John Donovan EMAIL RECEIVED BY JOHN DONOVAN , John After 82 years Sunday 31st July is the last day of Shell’s ownership of . Stanlow Can I thank you for all the help , and publicity , you have given us over the last few years . We are looking forward to becoming part of Essar and are not sorry to see Shell . go Keep up the good . work Regards ENDS Posted in : Oil Royal Dutch Shell Plc Shell Tagged : Oil Royal Dutch Shell Plc Shell Stanlow Refinery Regulators Seek Records on Claims for Gas Wells Can BP’s investors give oil giant the time to learn
Royal Dutch Shell plc com News and information on Royal Dutch Shell . Plc Skip to Content Home Contact Us Contributors Mission Shell Blog Shell Library SHELL 5BN JACKPOT Jul 29th , 2011 by John Donovan LIVE ARTICLE Posted in : Oil Company Profits Oil Prices Peter Voser Royal Dutch Shell Plc Tagged : Oil Prices Peter Voser Royal Dutch Shell Plc 5bn for Shell as fuel goes sky high 0 Comments on SHELL 5BN JACKPOT” Leave a Comment You must be logged in to post a . comment Subscribe to Feed Meta Register Log in Entries RSS Comments RSS WordPress.org Shell Live News Feed More news Powered by Newsfeed Maker Please Enable Javascript for this Oil Price widget to work Website Founder Alfred Donovan Illustration of 94 year old Alfred Donovan , founder of royaldutchshellplc.com , displayed courtesy of
Royal Dutch Shell plc com News and information on Royal Dutch Shell . Plc Skip to Content Home Contact Us Contributors Mission Shell Blog Shell Library 5bn for Shell as fuel goes sky high Jul 29th , 2011 by John Donovan By STEVE HAWKES Business Editor SHELL revealed profits of 37,347 a MINUTE yesterday as petrol prices soared back to within a PENNY of record . levels The oil giant raked in an incredible 4.9billion from April to June up 77 per cent on last . year Chief executive Peter Voser insisted the petrol price rise was down to sky-high oil . prices He said Shell made virtually nothing” on the forecourt and told motorists to take their complaints to the . Government Mr Voser said : We are very competitive on the forecourt . And remember , 60 to 70 per cent of the price people pay at
Royal Dutch Shell plc com News and information on Royal Dutch Shell . Plc Skip to Content Home Contact Us Contributors Mission Shell Blog Shell Library Profits soar at Shell Jul 28th , 2011 by John Donovan Oil group unveils earnings of nearly 5bn for the last quarter Terry Macalister Thursday 28 July 2011 19.12 BST Profits at Shell soared 77 to nearly 5bn in the last three months , but the oil group said there was little chance of lower prices for motorists , with energy prices due to rise even further in the long . term Chief executive Peter Voser said there was no point in blaming Shell for high pump prices given that the company made virtually nothing” on petrol and 60 to 70 of the price for each litre went to the government in . taxes It’s the end of low-cost oil and gas . I think we
While the world community finally mobilizes to secure funding to provide aid to the people of the Horn of Africa, I wanted to provide the readers with five more recommendations (in addition to the five from an earlier post) for how you can donate directly to relief efforts.
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Only government workers could consider this proposed spending profile to be a “cut”. Below is Boehner’s discretionary spending plan (numbers exclude programmed spending such as entitlements). This reminds me of my Forbes column a while back comparing the Federal budgeting process with that of a private enterprise.
Seen recently in an airport, but unfortunately I have been to so many I can’t remember which one. Sacramento, maybe?
One of the biggest problems for proponents of the tar sands (apart from frying the climate and polluting the local rivers and ripping up ancient boreal forests) is getting the dirty oil to hungry markets. The route south from Alberta to America and the refineries of the Gulf coast hinges on the controversial Keystone XL...Continue reading 'Canada’s “Pipeline Through Paradise”'.
Friday June 10, 2011
by Mike “Mish” Shedlock
In light of Saudi Arabia wanting to step up production only to be rebuffed by the rest of OPEC, this story from elEconomista.es is rather interesting.
Courtesy of Google Translate please consider Saudi Arabia fears that the oil runs out in 2030 if current consumption is maintained
Note: I am rewording [...]
By Max Paris, CBC News
Posted: Jul 14, 2011 2:02 AM PT
Last Updated: Jul 14, 2011
Natural gas is not a “transition” fuel to a low-carbon energy future, says a report from two of Canada’s most respected environmental think-tanks.
Natural gas isn’t a long-term answer to lowering greenhouse gas emissions, a new report says. Here, the Rowan Gorilla [...]
One of the many ways in which powerful polluters try to silence their critics is through legal intimidation. And Cairn Energy, which is involved in controversial drilling in the Arctic, is no exception. For months Cairn has been dogged by Greenpeace, which has been campaigning against its Artic operations off Greenland. On Monday about 60...Continue reading '“Cowboy” Cairn Gags Greenpeace'.
Just as BP slowly begins to rebuild its tarnished reputation, it has slipped up again. Not in a catastrophic company-threatening way like it did last year but a much smaller spill, this time in Alaska. Although the amount spilt – some 2,100 to 4,200 gallons of fluid - is infinitesimal compared to the Deepwater Horizon,...Continue reading 'Two More Oil Spills…'.
The world’s largest mining company, BHP Billiton has signalled it too wants to get in on the shale gas revolution sweeping the US, despite the growing controversy over fracking. In a deal announced late last week, BHP agreed to pay $12.1bn for Houston-based gas developer Petrohawk, with a view to spending nearly $50 billion developing...Continue reading 'Shale Gas Investment is “Eye-Watering”'.
For many years now, a number of activists and analysts have argued that if we are serious about tackling climate change then the reserves of oil and gas in the ground need to be seen as liabilities and not assets. At the moment an oil company is judged by investors by the strength and size...Continue reading 'What if the Carbon Bubble Bursts?'.
Last week, came the news that an Exxon pipeline had ruptured into the beautiful Yellowstone river. This was quickly followed by the revelations that the controversial Keystone XL pipeline would pass under the same stretch of river, raising doubts over its safety and capacity to clean up any spill. Now this has been followed by...Continue reading 'Keystone Spill Risk “Flawed”, Argues Expert'.
Bill McKibben
Special to Globe and Mail Update
Published Monday, Jul. 11, 2011 2:00AM EDT
I spent my elementary school years as a “landed immigrant,” living in the Leaside section of Toronto; my father, a journalist, was covering Canada for Business Week magazine. It was the late 1960s, and it was a pretty idyllic neighbourhood: [...]
You would have thought that Rupert Murdoch had enough on his plate right now without one of his paper’s backing the highly controversial Keystone XL tar sands pipeline in an editorial yesterday. Despite the deep controversy surrounding the specific project and the safety of pipelines in general, which have been reigntied by Exxon’s Yellowstone spill,...Continue reading 'Now its Yellowstone To Keystone'.
By CBC News, cbc.ca, Updated: June 28, 2011 12:45 PM
The value of Canada’s oilsands grew 23-fold to $441 billion from $19 billion between 1990 and 2009, Statistics Canada reports.
That put the value of crude bitumen from the oilsands higher than the value of coal, crude oil and natural gas combined, according to a report on [...]