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Chevron, Shell sign preliminary agreement with Ghana as country reviews oil and gas sector
Source: reuters.com
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Shell and Chevron signed a non-binding agreement to acquire production rights in Ghana’s South Deepwater Tano Cape Three Points oil and gas block, per Ghana’s energy minister. While non-binding, the deal signals renewed upstream expansion interest that could support future production and resource growth in the region.
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