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Shell to sell interest in Gulf of America platform

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Shell to sell interest in Gulf of America platform HOUSTON, June 30, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- Shell Offshore Inc., a subsidiary of Shell plc, has agreed to sell its 50% non-operated working interest in the Na Kika platform and associated fields in the Gulf of America as well as its 100% owned Coulomb tieback…
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  • The Gulf of America is one of Shell's highest-value basins, and Shell is actively shaping its portfolio to ensure its Upstream business continues to be resilient and increasingly competitive.

    60% confidence

  • According to Shell's modeling, Na Kika and Coulomb will not be meaningful contributors to production by 2030.

    60% confidence

  • Shell remains focused on sustaining its material liquids production into the next decade.

    60% confidence

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Shell plc · customers served7000000 customers_per_day
Shell plc · retail station count12000 stations
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