HOUSTON, Dec 11 (Reuters) - Executives from Frontera
Energy FEC.TO and CGX Energy OYL.V said on Monday they
expect to make a final investment decision by 2026 on developing
a promising Guyana offshore block with first output potentially
by 2030.
The Frontera-CGX joint venture could become the next oil
group to advance an oil exploration project in Guyana after an
Exxon Mobil-led XOM.N group. That group began output in 2019
and was recently pumping nearly 400,000 barrels per day.
The timeline for the Corentyne block development was
disclosed during a presentation to investors, after analyzing
data from a second exploration well, Wei-1, where the companies
identified medium sweet oil.
(Reporting by Marianna Parraga)
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