
The 2003 North Sea agreement, which controls how much of the revenue from oil in the North Sea goes to the state, has – judging by appearances – been far from as lucrative a business as the responsible parties have repeatedly made it out to be.
This is evident from classified documents Politiken are in possession of, from oil giant Shell.
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