Economy / Iran

Shell And RepsolYPF Exit Phase 13 Of South Pars

May 2008 | Project News

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Anglo-Dutch major Royal Dutch Shell and Spain's RepsolYPF have quit the delay-plagued Phase 13 of Iran's South Pars gas project.

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