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Shell entered into a joint venture with Petromanas to invest 50.3 million dollars in oil research in Albania
Date: February 21st 2012 Author:
Dritan Spahiu, Tirana
Category: Articles
Topic: Oil and oil derivates , Energy policy , Economy
Topic: Oil and oil derivates , Energy policy , Economy
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