Royal Dutch Shell Plc, Europe’s largest oil company, shut its 200,000 barrel-a-day Bonga field off Nigeria after a leak during a tanker loading caused what may be the country’s worst offshore ...

Shell reported that Nigerian's first 4D seismic acquisition in deepwater oil and gas operations has been achieved at SNEPCo-operated Bonga field, 120km southwest of the Niger Delta.

Located deep offshore at 120 km south of the Niger Delta in Nigeria, it contains the Bonga field, which started production in 2005, as well as the Bonga North field, the development of which ...

The Bonga field is located within the OLM118 production sharing contract (PSC) offshore Nigeria, around 120 kilometers to the south of the Niger Delta. OLM118 Production Sharing Contract.

It contains the Bonga field, which began production in 2005, and the Bonga North field, currently under development since 2024. The agreement will increase Shell's interest in the field to 67.5% ...

The field was discovered and developed by Shell using its technology and deepwater experience, and marks a number of industry records. The 60 square kilometer field is situated in water depths of ...

Standard Chartered has acted as the exclusive financial adviser to TotalEnergies on the transaction, coordinating a competitive sale process and advising on all aspects of the transaction.The bank ...

The group in 2008 attacked Royal Dutch Shell Plc’s Bonga field about 120 kilometers (75 miles) off the nation’s coast and caused its temporary shutdown. Bonga, ...

The Bonga field is the first deepwater oil project in Nigeria , which started production in 2005 and has a daily output capacity of 225,000 barrels of crude. By the end of 2017, Bonga had produced ...

Nigerian crude oil differentials were steady on Friday, supported by the loss of supplies from the shutdown of Shell's Bonga field. Concern that cash-strapped Swiss refiner Petroplus could shut ...