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Wild Coast court ruling not a fatal blow to SA oil and gas exploration

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ConCourt judgment ended Shell and Impact Africa’s exploration right off the Wild Coast, but an industry-backed study says SA still has a substantial offshore opportunity – if it can fix its regulatory and commercial problems.

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