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Company Response

20 Nov 2012

Author:
Shell

Shell statement on protests against potential shale gas extraction in Tunisia

Shell supports the rights of Tunisians to engage in discussions about onshore gas development. Further, we hope to inform a rational, fact-based conversation with Tunisians about the benefits of safe and responsible energy development. In mid-2012, Shell applied to the Government of Tunisia for an exploration permit and they are currently assessing our application...