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1.West Nile Delta - Taurus/LibraWest Nile Delta represents two projects expected to develop 5 trillion cubic feet of gas resources and 55 million barrels of condensates from two BP-operated offshore concession blocks 2. Khazzan Phase 1 The first phase of the Khazzan development plan involves drilling approximately 200 wells and constructing a two-train central processing facility 3. Juniper Juniper involves the construction of a normally unmanned platform and subsea infrastructure that will produce gas from the Corallita and Lantaria fiels located 50 miles (80 kilometres) off the coast of Trinidad 4. Quad 204 A new Floating Production, Storage and Offloading (FPSO) vessel will extend and expand recovery from the Schiehallion field through to 2035, including an extension of the existing subsea system.  5. Thunder Horse South Expansion This project involves a new subsea drill centre located two miles (three kilometres) from the Thunder Horse platform. Three new wells and an existing fourth will tie into the drill centre 6. Trinidad Onshore Compression The Trinidad onshore compression project will increase production from low-pressure wells in existing acreage in the Columbus Basin, using an additional inlet compressor at the Point Fortin Atlantic Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG) plant 7. Persephone Persephone is a two-well subsea tieback to the existing Rankin complex, located 85 miles (140 kilometres) northwest of Karratha, Western Australia

Date: 3 February 2017 From the waters of the North Sea to the deserts of Oman, BP's energy projects span across the world in some of the most remote locations. Now, as 2017 begins, it promises to be a big year for BP with seven major projects coming onstream expected to provide over 500,000 barrels of oil equivalent per day (boed) of new capacity by year-end. BP Magazine takes a look at the numbers behind these massive projects CLICK http://www.bp.com/en/global/corporate/bp-magazine/locations/bp-s-major-energy-projects-in-2017.html

http://www.iii.co.uk/articles/339214/why-bp-heading-600p me bob it's possible.

most ex-dividend days are THURSDAYS/ today 1. ref. you can buy shares up to close of business WEDNESDAY and still qualify for dividend 2. before the market opens / 7.30am the share price is adjusted down by the dividend payment which today was about 7.65p but remember overnight share price adjustments can also alter price. once the market opens you can sell the shares if you like and still get the dividend. so WEDNESDAY close price was 457.55p THURSDAY E-DIV-DAY opened at 451.80p difference of 5.75p because of overnight adjustments we did not loose so much. THURSDAY CLOSE price 448.45p = 9.1p drop approx. i am reasonable happy buying at 449.65 today and intend holding for some time 6.81% divi can.t be bad well its a lot better than 1.5% in stander good luck

dividend payment will be 11.09p approx. so tomorrow the EX-DIVIDEND DAY. before the market opens the share price will be adjusted down by the amount of dividend payed so at the moment the share price is 789p not allowing for the over night share price adjustment that can be up or down the share price at open in the morning will be some were around 777.91p once the adjustment is made in the morning you can sell the shares if you like and still get the forthcoming dividend.payment.

https://www.share.com/find-investments/investment-trusts/henderson-diversified-income-trust-plc me bob as the only poster on this trust ,if anybody is reading this my thoughts are the fund have a low percentage invested in shares, so if the market takes a dive it's not going to hurt to much.being income is around 6% and the trust is well managed i am in for the suggested 5 year period , for mine and yours information on this trust i will try and keep any new information,reports,notes up to date good luck.

http://whichinvestmenttrust.com/henderson-diversified-income-review/

https://www.henderson.com/ukpi/post/14391/aic-end-of-year-panel-with-james-henderson

The Directors have declared a fourth interim dividend of 1.35p (one point three five pence) per ordinary share in respect of the year ended 31 October 2016. The dividend will be paid on 30 December 2016 to shareholders on the register (the record date) on 2 December 2016. The shares will be quoted ex-dividend on 1 December 2016.

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Fund prices are updated every weekday after the close of trading and before 11 p.m. wherever possible. All figures are as at Last Close, on a cum income basis with debt valued at fair and in traded currency unless otherwise stated (we do not fair value debt for split capital trusts). Performance returns are presented in British Pounds (GBP) and calculated on a capital only basis with debt valued at par. Latest Dividends Type Dividend Ex-Dividend Date Financial Year Income 1.2500 p 01/09/2016 2016 Income 1.2500 p 02/06/2016 2016 Income 1.2500 p 03/03/2016 2016 Income 1.3500 p 03/12/2015 2015 Income 1.2500 p 03/09/2015 2015 Valuation Statistics 10/11/2016 1 Yr High 1 Yr Low Price 91.75 94.75 84.50 NAV* 88.52 92.00 83.50 Discount/Premium 3.64 4.28 -0.64 Category Discount 5.96 5.96 1.22 Z-Statistics (1Yr) 1.65 Director Dealings Traded Action Notifier Price Amount Value 26/10/2016 Purchase Mr. Angus Macpherson 92.99 100,000 92,990.00 30/08/2016 Sale Mr. Paul Manduca 94.50 50,000 47,250.00

15-Sep-2016 Shell has reached an agreement with Dansk Olieselskab ApS for the sale of A/S Dansk Shell in Denmark, which consists of the 70 thousand barrels per day Fredericia refinery and local trading and supply activities, for approximately $80 million including working capital.

http://www.trefis.com/stock/rdsa/articles/376949/heres-why-we-think-shells-stock-price-is-worth-53-per-share/2016-09-13

Slightly concerned if shares dropped to a fiver :( sorry it should read (shell shares in the next say five years could stand at £35 or even more reminds me to check before entering .

Annual investment in oil and gas projects has fallen from $780bn to $450bn over the last two years in an unprecedented collapse, and there is no sign yet of a recovery next year. me bob. so a lack of investment in the long run will mean shortages even tho at the moment we have a glut shortages mean much higher prises,so it's possible that shell shares in the next say 5 years could stand at £5 or even more, as markets are superposed to be looking ahead, if there is a whiff of evidence that at some time in the next 5 years there may be a shortage due to a lack of investment, oil prices will rise passable back to $100 a barrel so long term, meaning 5 years we may get richer , so what do you think ?

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/business/2016/09/13/oil-investment-crashes-to-60-year-low-incubating-next-energy-sho/

http://www.shell.com/about-us/major-projects/prelude-flng/a-revolution-in-natural-gas-production.html

http://oilprice.com/Energy/Energy-General/Shell-Looking-Beyond-Petroleum.html? gas and renewable energy seems to be the future, shell know this that,s why they are gradually changing over to gas i don't know what the figures are know but it's happening .

http://www.kiplinger.com/article/investing/T024-C008-S001-best-stocks-outside-the-u-s-royal-dutch-shell.html?rss_source=rss 500 bn cubic ft , that,s a lot of gas even more than what comes out of politicisation's

http://www.kiplinger.com/article/investing/T024-C008-S001-best-stocks-outside-the-u-s-royal-dutch-shell.html?rss_source=rss