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Home›Fossil Energy›UK: Shell Gets Approval to Remove Residual O&G from Gannet Platform Pipeline
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August 24, 2011 · about 15 years ago

UK: Shell Gets Approval to Remove Residual O&G from Gannet Platform Pipeline

Shell has received approval to start removing residual oil and gas from a pipeline that leaked from the Gannet platform in the North Sea. Source: Subsea UK [mappress] Source: Subsea UK, August 24, 2011;

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Shell has received approval to start removing residual oil and gas from a pipeline that leaked from the Gannet platform in the North Sea.

Source: Subsea UK

[mappress] Source: Subsea UK, August 24, 2011;

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