MARCH-2019: CNOOC ANNUAL RESULTSMore information to share:
https://www.cnoocltd.com/attach/0/88001caadb4443f79773cae2a706b95d See slide 12 - it appears there are multiple prospects surrounding Pluma. Of interest - some of the prospects (in particular Pluma) appears to cross over into CGX’s Corentyne license! Again, difficult to assess whether the prospects actually end where Exxon’s seismic ends; or, whether the prospects actually proceed past the area where Exxon has shot 3D.
CGX’s 3D seismic shoot over the Northern Corentyne area will answer all these questions regarding where these reservoirs actually start and stop.
Irrespective, good to see one of the partners in the Stabroek license map the prospects in a manner that would indicate Pluma (perhaps other prospects) are likely to cross into CGX’s Corentyne license.
Take me a look at ‘lead 14’ by Haimara. That’s another prospect that clearly crosses into the Corentyne License.