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SHELL PLANS EXIT FROM TUNISIA TO FOCUS ON RENEWABLE ENERGY
Royal Dutch Shell (RDSa.L) has informed Tunisian authorities it will hand back upstream concessions and leave the country next year as it turns its focus to renewable energy, Rania Marzouki a senior official in the energy ministry, told Reuters. Shell’s departure will mean the Miskar concession in southern city of Gabes will be handed back to the government, she said, and Shell has also requested the early hand-back of the Asdrubal permit, which expires in 2035. Reuters…
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