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ONGC, Shell Energy India sign MoU to explore deepwater blocks, LNG sourcing opportunities

ONGC, Shell Energy India sign MoU to explore deepwater blocks, LNG sourcing opportunitiesWorldPing

ONGC and Shell Energy India have entered into a memorandum of understanding to collaboratively delve into potential joint ventures.

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