Who Can Succeed Where Shell Hasn't?

The following video is from Tuesday's Digging for Value, in which host Joel South and fool.com contributor Tyler Crowe dive deep into the top stories for today's energy-sector investors.

In this segment, Tyler explores the recent announcement by Royal Dutch Shell to sell its acreage in the Eagle Ford shale. While these assets aren't considered the most attractive assets in the play, it is in the oil and condensate part of the formation, so it could be a lucrative pickup for anyone who can make it work. Tune in to the video, where Tyler highlights three companies that could be in a good position to pick up these assets.

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