It may not happen this year, but political stability and shallow waters are sure to entice Royal Dutch Shell (RDS.A) and other oil majors to return to drill in northern Alaska's seas. Exxon is at the ...
It may not happen this year , but political stability and shallow waters are sure to entice Royal Dutch Shell ( RDS.A ) and other oil majors to return to drill in northern Alaska's seas. Exxon is at the center of a dispute in Iraq, oil is regularly stolen from Shell's Nigeria pipelines, and BP and ...
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