Thursday, January 05, 2012 12:09:33 PM
when it says that they are eyeing bigger areas.......... there is a slight possibility fep might be a consideration.............but more likely and telling is the statements that they want to consolidate and bid in the area themselves,,,,,, so if they are looking to go at it themselves without partners in that area, it means one less big bidder for fep.
At least they are not withdrawing from the area completely..........that is a big blow against china in their south china sea claim..........Big corporations still control western govts and shell is as big as they get.
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