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Shell to Produce Majority of Oil and Gas Reserves by 2050. Plays Down Stranded Assets Risk

Ron Bousso April 15, 2021

For illustration: A Shell platform in the Gulf of Mexico - Credit: Stuart Conway/Shell

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Shell to Produce Majority of Oil and Gas Reserves by 2050. Plays Down Stranded Assets Risk

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