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Shell attributes rising gas output to pricing reforms

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Shell Nigeria Gas credits recent pricing and licensing reforms for increased domestic gas production and investment, strengthening market confidence in Nig Read More: https://punchng.com/shell-attributes-rising-gas-output-to-pricing-reforms/

Shell attributes rising gas output to pricing reforms

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