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Shell makes deepwater gas discovery in Gabon
Royal Dutch Shell today announced a discover off the coast of Gabon but says it will need to conduct further analysis to determine just go much gas is present. More »
Oil firms reach for subsea standards to cut costs, FMC CEO says
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Oilman Nelson Bunker Hunt dies at 88
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University of Texas wins $58 million to study methane source in Gulf
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