Energy Shares Fall as Oil Prices Declined — Energy Roundup

Shares of companies in the energy sector were among the biggest losers as oil prices declined. Oil shipments are increasing in the Middle East, but lingering geopolitical tensions keep a floor under crude prices.

British energy major Shell said it would double production capacity at its LNG Canada facility in British Columbia as it bets on growing gas demand in Asia. Shell said Tuesday that it would build two additional liquefaction plants to double production capacity to 28 million metric tons a year, in a multibillion dollar investment.


Write to Paulo Trevisani at paulo.trevisani@wsj.com

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