Shell Greenlights Bonga North Deep-Water Project, Targeting 110,000 Bpd Output
Bonga North Project Investment: Shell PLC's Nigerian subsidiary SNEPCo has made a final investment decision for the Bonga North deep-water project, which will involve drilling 16 wells and is expected to sustain production at the Bonga facility with peak output of 110,000 barrels of oil per day.
Strategic Alignment and Market Impact: The development is projected to exceed Shell's Upstream business hurdle rate, aligning with its strategy for performance through technical expertise and near-field opportunities, while SHEL shares are currently down 0.25% in premarket trading.
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Bonga North Project Investment: Shell PLC's Nigerian subsidiary SNEPCo has made a final investment decision for the Bonga North deep-water project, which will involve drilling 16 wells and is expected to sustain production at the Bonga facility with peak output of 110,000 barrels of oil per day.
Strategic Alignment and Market Impact: The development is projected to exceed Shell's Upstream business hurdle rate, aligning with its strategy for performance through technical expertise and near-field opportunities, while SHEL shares are currently down 0.25% in premarket trading.

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