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28/04/2017at 13:02

US shale boom puts pressure on the entire industry

US shale oil is now being produced at such a rate that it could threaten the stability currently enjoyed by the sector, projects Rystad Energy. One of the major suppliers of offshore rigs, shipbuilder Keppel, does not see a recovery anytime soon.
by TOMAS KRISTIANSEN

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