By Marshal Gungubele The Namibian government responded in less than 24 hours to reports that Shell would take exploration well...
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The Ministry of Mines and Energy of the Republic of Namibia announces that multinational oil and gas company Shell will write down $400 million on an oil discovery made in Petroleum Exploration License (PEL) 39 in accordance with the company accounting principles. The discoveries were considered commercially unfeasible, with Shell citing technical and geological challenges. …
By Marshal Gungubele The Namibian government responded in less than 24 hours to reports that Shell would take exploration well...
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