Oil storage Royal Dutch Shell (NYSE:RDS.A) and two other companies have acquired around 1 million barrels of Nigeria’s Forcados crude grade for delivery in late November, in what may be a sign that the Forcados terminal may start exporting oil for the first time since militant attacks forced it shut in February this year, Bloomberg reported on Friday, citing a person familiar with the matter. Shell, operator of the Forcados terminal, as well as Axion Energy Argentina SA and Pampa Energia SA, have bought the crude for delivery to Argentine refineries they operate between November 20 and 25. The Trans Forcados pipeline was hit by a bomb in February, causing Shell Petroleum Development Corporation, a subsidiary of Shell, to declare force majeure, as it was unable to export crude through the Forcados terminal. The terminal can export 400,000 barrels per day when operating at full capacity, with average capacity […]