Shell's shale shock

ROYAL DUTCH Shell's mea culpa regarding its shale gas venture in the US is neither surprising nor particularly calamitous for the broader shale revolution in America. However, Shell's worldview for potential shale success elsewhere is not so heartening. By Gomati Jagadeesan.

15 October 2013
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The scramble to join the shale gale in the US saw veteran oil and gas companies including Shell, ExxonMobil and BHP Billiton becoming "Johnny come-latelies" - all buying up shale assets at top of the

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