Industry / Mexico

Shell and Pemex Make Large GoM Finds

March 2010 | Industry News

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Anglo-Dutch major Royal Dutch Shell and Mexican state energy firm Petróleos Mexicanos (Pemex) have separately announced large oil discoveries in the Gulf of Mexico (GoM).

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