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Shell To Restart US$2bn Gas Capturing Projects

May 2010 | Industry News

Anglo-Dutch major Royal Dutch Shell will invest US$2bn on projects aimed at cutting its rate of gas flaring in the Niger Delta by three quarters, according to a May 19 company press statement.

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