Shell’s purchase of TTE’s 12.5% participating interest in the Bonga field aligns with its strategy of focusing on deepwater and offshore operations in Nigeria. Zacks Rank & Key Picks ...

Royal Dutch Shell Plc said it shut down the Bonga oil field in Nigeria because of a militant attack, the first time the deepwater facility 120 kilometers (75 miles) offshore has come under assault.

Shell is close to making the final investment decision on the expansion of its deepwater Bonga field in Nigeria, S&P Platts reports, citing a statement from Shell Nigeria Exploration and ...

Shell Nigeria says it is closing Bonga oilfield for a month of maintenance, cutting about 200,000 barrels a day from the output of the recession-hit West African nation. Fox News Media Fox Business ...

Shell and TotalEnergies plan first oil from Bonga North and Ubeta fields by 2027 to boost Nigeria’s energy output.

Royal Dutch Shell’s Nigerian unit said it has halted production from its 225,000-barrel-a-day Bonga deep-water oil field for turnaround maintenance.

Bonga is a highly valuable asset for Nigeria and for Shell, and the field is coming onstream to meet demand at a time when energy prices are high." The development cost to first oil for Bonga is ...

Shell Nigeria Exploration and Production Company (SNEPCO) says that the first crude oil from the Bonga deepwater oil and gas field offshore Nigeria was shipped.

Royal Dutch Shell Plc, Europe's biggest oil producer, resumed output from its Bonga oil field off the coast of Nigeria after a militant attack halted operations last week.

Royal Dutch Shell said Wednesday it has halted production from the 200,000-barrel-a-day Bonga deep-water oil field, offshore Nigeria, after a pipeline connected to a waiting tanker started leaking.

Shell Nigeria says it is closing Bonga oilfield for a month of maintenance, cutting about 200,000 barrels a day from the output of the recession-hit West African nation. Managing director Bayo ...

JOHANNESBURG (AP) — Shell Nigeria says it is closing Bonga oilfield for a month of maintenance, cutting about 200,000 barrels a day from the output of the recession-hit West African nation.