The decision to sell these vessels aligns with the company's current restructuring agreement and the demands of its lenders. Notably, all three vessels are currently engaged in operations for Shell UK.

These organizational changes underscore Sawan's commitment to driving the company's focus toward higher-margin ventures, maintaining stable oil output, and expanding natural gas production.

This achievement is in accordance with the contract signed in November 2019 with Shell Offshore Inc.

This initiative involves leveraging Schlumberger's subsurface solutions on AWS cloud infrastructure, utilizing the OSDU Data Platform standards to enhance the overall customer experience for business users.

Shell Plc's CEO, Wael Sawan, is set to meet with company employees later this month to discuss his clean energy strategy, amidst internal concerns about the decision to allocate a larger share of investments to fossil fuels.

Two Shell employees issued an open letter, a rare occurrence within the energy giant, expressing their concerns about Shell's plan to scale back investments in renewables and low-carbon businesses.

This plant serves the Ormen Lange field and is connected to the Polarled pipeline in the Norwegian Sea.

Fourteen companies have been awarded 21 licenses, covering approximately 12,000 square kilometers of depleted oil and gas reservoirs and saline aquifers.

Shell anticipates that Jackdaw, located about 155 miles east of Aberdeen, will begin production around the middle of this decade.

Under this agreement, Shell Energy will annually supply 144 gigawatt hours of natural gas and 56 gigawatt hours of renewable electricity to Hydro's UK sites.