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Gov’t Says Relinquishment of 20% of Stabroek Block Complete

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The Ministry of Natural Resources (MoNR) in a release yesterday confirmed that in partnership with the Guyana Geology and Mines Commission (GGMC), it has completed its review of ExxonMobil Guyana Limited’s (EMGL) relinquishment proposals of the renewal of the Stabroek Block Petroleum Exploration Licence.  The article Gov’t says relinquishment of 20% of Stabroek Block complete appeared first on Stabroek News.
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ExxonMobil (XOM) agreed to return 20 per cent of the Stabroek block, an extensive offshore oil exploration and production area off the coast of Guyana, to the Guyanese Government, the Guyana Ministry of Natural Resources reported.The oil company has already given 2,534 square kilometres of the area, although areas with discoveries, assessments and production activities are excluded, according to information cited by Bloomberg.The decision was ma…

The government of Guyana today confirmed the return of 20% of the Stabroek block by the consortium led by ExxonMobil, an area of 2,534 km2 in the vast oil reserve of 26,800 km2 that has been epicenter of the territorial conflict with Venezuela since its discovery in 2015. In a statement, the Ministry of Natural Resources indicated that the measure is part of the commitments established in the Oil Activities Act (PAA) and the agreement to renew t…

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