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Shell Suspends Drilling For Arctic Ocean In 2013
An effort to give the United States a new source of domestic oil and refill the trans-Alaska pipeline took a hit Wednesday when Royal Dutch Shell PLC announced it will suspend offshore petroleum drilling in the Arctic Ocean for 2013.
2 Tow Lines Again Secured To Shell Drill Ship
Tow lines are again secured to a Royal Dutch Shell drill ship that was adrift in the Gulf of Alaska.
Shell Ends 2012 Arctic Ocean Drilling Off Alaska
Shell Oil’s flotilla of Arctic Ocean vessels is heading for warmer waters.
Shell: Won’t Hit Oil In Alaska This Year
Royal Dutch Shell PLC says that after several setbacks, it no longer plans to try to drill deep enough to reach oil in exploratory wells off the coast of Alaska this year.
Arctic Drilling Creeps Forward Now, And In 5 Years
Shell is sending the capping stack, skimmers, boom and a containment dome on board a flotilla accompanying drill ships to Alaska’s northern shores as part of a spill response plan that has the blessing of Interior Secretary Ken Salazar. Shell expects final approvals within weeks and drilling by late this month.
