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Fluor-JGC JV wins Shell Canada LNG contract
Fluor-JGC joint venture awarded multibillion-dollar contract for Shell's Canadian LNG project, structured primarily on lump-sum turnkey basis with cost-plus portions.
Source: Offshore Energy (Navingo)
Shell
Ventura Offshore adds one well for SSV Catarina with Searah units off Indonesia
Ventura Offshore's semi-submersible SSV Catarina will drill an additional well for Searah West Ganal and Searah Ganal Deepwater off Indonesia, adding about $21.7 million and extending work into December 2026.
Source: Offshore Energy (Navingo)
Shell
SLB wins four Aramco well construction contracts covering 450-plus wells
Saudi Aramco awarded SLB four integrated well construction contracts in Saudi Arabia covering more than 450 wells, each for three years with a two-year extension option. Value was not disclosed.
Source: Offshore Energy (Navingo)
Shell
PTTEP and Valeura reach FID for Block G3/65 offshore gas
PTTEP Energy Development Company and Valeura Energy took final investment decision for initial gas development at offshore Block G3/65 field.
Source: Offshore Energy (Navingo)
Shell
TenneT completes its 700 MW offshore programme with Hollandse Kust (west Beta)
The Hollandse Kust (west Beta) substation received its grid-readiness certificate ahead of schedule, closing TenneT's series of 700 MW AC connections.
Source: TenneT
Shell
Holland Hydrogen 1 nears start-up
Shell's 200 MW electrolyser on the Maasvlakte is close to completion and connected to the Dutch hydrogen network. Production is expected to start late 2026 and ramp up in 2027.
Source: ENR
Shell
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Aramis: second CO2 transport and storage system for Rotterdam
TotalEnergies, Shell, EBN and Gasunie develop Aramis as a shared CO2 hub on the Maasvlakte with an offshore pipeline to depleted North Sea gas fields, injecting CO2 3-4 km below the seabed. It complements Porthos.
Source: TotalEnergies
Shell
Porthos start-up moves to the second half of 2027
After a schedule review Porthos no longer expects to start at the end of 2026. The project names no single cause: the parts of this first-of-a-kind system depend on each other and material deliveries take longer. Pipelines are laid and the injection wells are converted.
Source: Porthos
Shell
Northern Lights Phase 2 on track to more than triple CO2 storage capacity by 2028
Northern Lights' own 17 March 2026 update says Phase 2 will lift transport and storage capacity from 1.5 to more than 5 million tonnes of CO2 a year by 2028, with new CO2 ships due for delivery in 2028-2029.
Source: Northern Lights
Shell
Subsea7 begins EPCI work on the Northern Lights Phase 2 CO2 pipeline
Subsea7 began engineering, procurement, construction and installation work for a roughly 5 km CO2 pipeline and satellite structures for Northern Lights Phase 2, Offshore Magazine reported on 31 March 2025, with offshore operations to follow in 2026-2027.
Source: Offshore Magazine
Shell
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