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Shell Taps Burgeoning Unconventional Gas Sector With CNPC JV Deal

June 2011 | Industry News

With a series of partnership deals now lined up, Shell clearly holds the strongest position among its IOC competitors in China's burgeoning unconventional gas sector.

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