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• Shell’s Henry Seen as Likely Successor to CEO Voser Next Year

  Simon Henry is the frontrunner among analysts to become the next chief executive officer of Royal Dutch Shell Plc after Peter Voser unexpectedly announced his resignation next year from Europe’s biggest oil company.

• Shell Says Slow U.S. Drill Permits in Alaska ‘Irresponsible’

  Royal Dutch Shell Plc is being blocked from offshore oil and gas exploration in Alaska by the “irresponsible” delays of federal regulators, said the company’s U.S. president, Marvin Odum .

• Shell to Keep Shale Drilling Investment Stable Amid Gas Glut

  Royal Dutch Shell Plc., Europe’s largest oil company, won’t increase its spending on drilling shale fields this year due to low natural-gas prices.

• Lawsuit on Shell Drilling May Become ‘Backdoor’ Ban, Odum Says

  A lawsuit by environmental groups over Royal Dutch Shell Plc’s oil drilling in the Gulf of Mexico may become a “backdoor moratorium” that curtails U.S. development, said Marvin Odum, the company’s U.S. president.

• Shell Pause in Arctic Drilling Spurs Call for U.S. Review

  Royal Dutch Shell Plc’s pause in Arctic oil drilling after last year’s equipment mishaps should prompt a U.S. review of drilling procedures or a total ban, environmental groups said.

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  Shell Says Tax Played Role in Move of Rig That Grounded

  Avoiding a state tax played a role in Royal Dutch Shell Plc’s decision to move a drilling rig from Alaska waters, though the company said the vessel’s grounding days later was the result of an unforeseen worsening of weather.

• Shell Conchas Project Is `Above Expectations,' Odum Tells Valor Economico

  Royal Dutch Shell Plc’s Parque das Conchas oil project in Brazil is performing “above expectations,” Valor Economico said, citing Marvin Odum, the company’s upstream director for the Americas.

• Shell Pause in Arctic Drilling Spurs Call for U.S. Review

  Royal Dutch Shell Plc’s pause in Arctic oil drilling after last year’s equipment mishaps should prompt a U.S. review of drilling procedures or a total ban, environmental groups said.

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  Shell’s Drilling ‘Went Wrong’ in 2012, Salazar Says

  U.S. Interior Secretary Ken Salazar said “things went wrong” in Royal Dutch Shell Plc’s oil exploration off Alaska’s Arctic coast in 2012 and the company might be unable to continue its work this year.

• Shell, Kinder Morgan to Export Natural Gas From U.S.

  Royal Dutch Shell Plc and Kinder Morgan Inc. announced their intention to form a company to export liquefied natural gas from a site in Georgia, the latest of more than 20 export terminals seeking to ship U.S gas overseas.

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• "We've made progress in Alaska, but this is a long-term program that we are pursuing in a safe and measured way."

  - Marvin Odum on Feb 27, 2013

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