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Shell and BP yet to meet UAEs demand for $2.2bn sign-on-fee for oil concession

2015-04-10 01:00:00| Hydrocarbons Technology

Shell and BP are yet to meet the UAE's demand for a $2.2bn sign-on fee even though it has been nearly two months after the country put a deadline for the bids on a large oil concession.

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