Royal Dutch Shell PLC (RDSA) is actively looking at ways to improve the profits it gets from U.S. natural gas, including seeking land for potential liquefaction and export terminals.
Royal Dutch Shell PLC (RDSA) is actively looking at ways to improve the
profits it gets from
U.S.
natural gas, including seeking land for potential liquefaction and export
terminals.
The Anglo-Dutch energy giant has invested heavily in
U.S.
shale
gas assets, but depressed local gas prices risk driving up the costs of its
projects there.
Chief Financial Officer Simon Henry said Shell was examining plans to develop
the gas into products that are more closely linked to oil prices, such as
liquefied natural gas for export and gas-to-liquids technology that turns gas
into a transport fuel.
He said Shell was even seeking out land to build possible sites to build the
types of facilities needed but cautioned that at a cost of "around $5
billion to $10 billion a project, we have to be selective."
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