LONDON, Jan 14 (Reuters) - Shell and Exxon Mobil have halted a planned sale of natural gas assets in Britain's Southern North Sea to British oil producer Viaro Energy, Shell said in a statement on ...

ONGC wants these global energy players to participate in its tender for the role of technical services provider.

ExxonMobil and Shell have canceled the planned sale of their joint UK Southern North Sea gas assets, including the critical Bacton gas terminal, to Viaro Energy after completion conditions were not ...

Regulatory review stalled the planned sale of Bacton and 11 offshore facilities, prompting Shell and Exxon to mutually end the deal.

Going ahead, the upstream major will focus on exploration activities in the east coast including the Mahanadi basin, KG basin ...

Shell and ExxonMobil's planned sale of its Bacton Gas Terminal site and 11 southern North Sea gas fields to Viaro Energy has collapsed.

Shell and Exxon announced on Wednesday that they have abandoned plans to sell their North Sea assets to Viaro Energy.

Investing.com -- Shell and Exxon Mobil have decided not to move forward with their planned sale of natural gas assets in the UK southern North Sea to Viaro Energy, according to a statement from Shell.

AG Nessel is suing major oil firms, alleging antitrust violations that raised energy costs for consumers while hindering renewable energy competition.

Exxon Mobil expanded its carbon capture and storage activities through new collaborations and projects, signaling a larger ...