Shell assesses ex-Hunt blocks

Issue 160 - 04 Apr 2009 | 1 minute read

Always keen to snap up opportunities in a downturn, Royal Dutch Shell has agreed to fund an exploration programme over three former Hunt Oil blocks offshore northern Senegal with an option to take a 70% stake.

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