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Project

Country

Shell share (direct & indirect)
%

Peak Production 100% kboe/d

LNG 100% capacity mtpa

Products

Legend

Theme

Shell Operated

[A]

The Berbigão, Sururu and Atapu accumulations subject to unitisation agreements.

2016-17

Forcados Yokri Integrated Project (FYIP)

Nigeria

30

50

 

 

Conventional oil + gas

 

Gbaran-Ubie Ph2

Nigeria

30

150

 

 

Conventional oil + gas

 

Geismar AO4

United States

100

 

 

425 kta alpha olephins

Chemicals

 

Kashagan ph1

Kazakhstan

17

300

 

 

Conventional oil + gas

 

 

Lapa

Brazil

30

79

 

 

Deep water

 

 

Lula Central

Brazil

25

131

 

 

Deep water

 

 

Lula Extreme South

Brazil

25

142

 

 

Deep water

 

 

Lula South

Brazil

25

145

 

 

Deep water

 

 

Malikai

Malaysia

35

60

 

 

Deep water

 

ML South

Brunei

35

35

 

 

Conventional oil + gas

 

 

NA /tight gas

USA/Canada

various

82

 

 

Shales

 

Pernis solvent deasphalting

Netherlands

100

 

 

7.2 kbpd

Oil Products

 

Schiehallion Redevelopment

United Kingdom

55

125

 

 

Conventional oil + gas

 

 

Scotford HCU debottleneck

Canada

100

 

 

14 kbpd

Oil Products

 

Stones

United States

100

50

 

 

Deep water

2018+

Appomattox

United States

79

175

 

 

Deep water

 

Atapu North [A]

Brazil

25

148

 

 

Deep water

 

 

Atapu South [A]

Brazil

25

147

 

 

Deep water

 

 

Baronia/Tukau Timur

Malaysia

40

65

 

 

Conventional oil + gas

 

 

Berbigão/Sururu [A]

Brazil

25

134

 

 

Deep water

 

 

Clair Ph2

United Kingdom

28

100

 

 

Conventional oil + gas

 

 

Coulomb

United States

100

20

 

 

Deep water

 

Lula North

Brazil

25

147

 

 

Deep water

 

 

Nanhai China Chemicals

China

50

 

 

1200 kta C2

Chemicals

 

 

Pennsylvania cracker

United States

100

 

 

1500 kta C2

Chemicals

 

Prelude

Australia

68

110

3.6

1.7

Integrated gas

 

Rabab Harweel Integrated Project

Oman

34

40

 

 

Conventional oil + gas

 

 

Southern Swamp AG

Nigeria

30

30

 

 

Conventional oil + gas

 

Tempa Rossa

Italy

25

45

 

 

Conventional oil + gas

 

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Appomattox

(Shell interest 79%,
Shell operated)

In 2015, Shell announced the to advance the Appomattox deep-water development in the Gulf of Mexico. This decision authorises construction and installation of what will be our eighth and largest floating platform in the Gulf of Mexico.

The Appomattox development will initially produce from the Appomattox and Vicksburg fields, with average peak production estimated to reach approximately 175,000 barrels of oil equivalent (boe/d).

Currently, we are the only operator in the Gulf of Mexico with commercial deep-water discoveries in this formation, called Norphlet, which dates back 150-200 million years to the Jurassic period.

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Stones

(Shell interest 100%,
Shell operated)

Stones is an ultra deep-water oil and gas development in the Gulf of Mexico. It will host the deepest production facility in the world in some 2,900 metres (9,500 feet) of water. The project is located in the Gulf of Mexico’s lower tertiary geologic trend. This is a new frontier in oil and gas deep water, where Shell achieved first commercial production with Perdido.

It will reach 50 peak production for the first phase of development, from more than 250 million boe of recoverable resources. The Stones field has significant upside potential and is estimated to contain more than 2 billion boe of oil in place.

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Prelude

(Shell interest 67.5%,
Shell operated)

The construction of the Prelude floating project is well underway and cash flow contribution from the development is expected in 2018. The drilling campaign was concluded at the end of 2015 with the successful completion of all seven production wells. In Geoje, South Korea all 14 topsides and the flare tower are now installed on the Prelude facility. Once completed, the facility will be towed to the Browse basin off the north coast of Western Australia, where it will extract, process, store and transfer 5.3 million tonnes per annum of LNG, and condensate at sea. A major subsea campaign was completed in February 2016 which saw the installation of the four huge anchor piles that will anchor the flowlines and other sea-bed production equipment on the seabed.

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Pennsylvania chemicals

(Shell interest 100%,
Shell operated)

On June 7, 2016 we announced the FID on a new, 1.5 million tonnes per annum (mtpa) cracker and polyethylene plant in Pennsylvania, USA, which will use natural gas from shales production as its feedstock to produce polyethylene.

Polyethylene is used in many products, from food packaging and containers to automotive components. Commercial production is expected to begin early in the next decade.

Projects under construction

Thousand boe per day [A]

mtpa [B]

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[A] organic growth from 1.1.2016.
[B] LNG volume includes offtake.

LRS
liquids-rich shale
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FLNG
floating liquefied natural gas
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mtpa
million tonnes per annum
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NGL
natural gas liquids
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FID
final investment decision
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per day
volumes are converted into a daily basis using a calendar year
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kboe(/d)
thousand barrels of oil equivalent (per day)
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LNG
liquefied natural gas
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LPG
liquefied petroleum gas
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BG
BG Group plc
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