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Shell Signed Up by Wartsila as Partner for Engine Testing
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Royal Dutch Shell Plc. was hand-picked by Wartsila Oyj (WRTBY - Free Report) to operate as the latter’s test oil partner for its marine and energy engines during the factory testing process.
The selection was made on the basis of Shell’s comprehensive range of market-leading lubricant oils for stationary engines that operate on gas, heavy fuel oil, gasoil and liquid biofuel.
Lubricants significantly contribute to the Factory Acceptance Tests (“FAT”) of engines and Shell’s engine oil is expected to grease Wartsila’s engines during the tests to increase longevity. The engines are commonly used in the marine and energy sector applications around the world. For example, Wärtsilä 31 is recognized as the most-efficient engine globally, which can operate a wide range of fuels while significantly reducing carbon emissions.
Further, as a global supplier of engine oils to the technology group, Shell offers additional products like hydraulic and gear oils that are part of the factory production process. Importantly, the company’s Mysella, Argina and Gadinia range of stationary gas-engine oil was developed to ensure excellent engine sanitation, enhanced wear protection, long oil life, and high system efficiency.
The energy giant believes that its lubricants will help ensure that Wartsila’s precisely designed engines as well as its high-quality production process are well-protected and able to operate efficiently. Notably, the partnership is expected to further reinforce Shell’s long-term relationship with the Finland-based technologies solution provider to the marine and energy markets.
Company Profile & Price Performance
Shell is one of the primary oil majors — a group of U.S. and Europe-based big energy multinationals — with global operations. The company is fully integrated, as it participates in every aspect related to energy — from oil production to refining and marketing.
The company’s shares have outperformed the industry in the past three months. Its shares have gained 36.4% compared with the industry’s 19.8% growth.
Hess Midstream is expected to see earnings growth of 137% in 2021, while Altus Midstream is likely to see earnings growth of 364.5% next year.
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Shell Signed Up by Wartsila as Partner for Engine Testing
Royal Dutch Shell Plc. was hand-picked by Wartsila Oyj (WRTBY - Free Report) to operate as the latter’s test oil partner for its marine and energy engines during the factory testing process.
The selection was made on the basis of Shell’s comprehensive range of market-leading lubricant oils for stationary engines that operate on gas, heavy fuel oil, gasoil and liquid biofuel.
Lubricants significantly contribute to the Factory Acceptance Tests (“FAT”) of engines and Shell’s engine oil is expected to grease Wartsila’s engines during the tests to increase longevity. The engines are commonly used in the marine and energy sector applications around the world. For example, Wärtsilä 31 is recognized as the most-efficient engine globally, which can operate a wide range of fuels while significantly reducing carbon emissions.
Further, as a global supplier of engine oils to the technology group, Shell offers additional products like hydraulic and gear oils that are part of the factory production process. Importantly, the company’s Mysella, Argina and Gadinia range of stationary gas-engine oil was developed to ensure excellent engine sanitation, enhanced wear protection, long oil life, and high system efficiency.
The energy giant believes that its lubricants will help ensure that Wartsila’s precisely designed engines as well as its high-quality production process are well-protected and able to operate efficiently. Notably, the partnership is expected to further reinforce Shell’s long-term relationship with the Finland-based technologies solution provider to the marine and energy markets.
Company Profile & Price Performance
Shell is one of the primary oil majors — a group of U.S. and Europe-based big energy multinationals — with global operations. The company is fully integrated, as it participates in every aspect related to energy — from oil production to refining and marketing.
The company’s shares have outperformed the industry in the past three months. Its shares have gained 36.4% compared with the industry’s 19.8% growth.
Zacks Rank & Stocks to Consider
Shell currently carries a Zack Rank #3 (Hold).
Some better-ranked players in the energy space are Altus Midstream Company (ALTM - Free Report) and Hess Midstream Partners LP (HESM - Free Report) , eachsporting a Zacks Rank #1 (Strong Buy) at present. You can see the complete list of today’s Zacks #1 Rank stocks here.
Hess Midstream is expected to see earnings growth of 137% in 2021, while Altus Midstream is likely to see earnings growth of 364.5% next year.
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