Royal Dutch Shell is coming under growing pressure from the Russian government over the rising cost of Sakhalin 2, one of the world’s largest offshore oil projects in which the Anglo-Dutch company has a 55 per cent stake.
By Thomas Catan in London and Arkady Ostrovsky in Moscow
Published: November 2 2005 22:47 | Last updated: November 2 2005 23:49
Royal Dutch Shell is coming under growing pressure from the Russian government over the rising cost of Sakhalin 2, one of the world’s largest offshore oil projects in which the Anglo-Dutch company has a 55 per cent stake.