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Shell plans new offshore drilling in Suriname’s Block 65

Thursday, December 19 2024

Fossil Energy – Drilling

Shell is seeking approval from Suriname’s National Environment Authority (NMA) to conduct an exploration drilling program in Block 65, formerly Block 54.

This program involves drilling up to four wells, starting with the Araku Deep-1 well, located 230 kilometers offshore at a depth of 960 meters.

The project’s Environmental and Social Impact Assessment (ESIA) follows guidelines set by the NMA-approved Scoping Report and Terms of Reference.

Drilling is expected to begin in the second quarter of 2025, pending final approval.

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Filed Under: Drilling, drilling permit, Exploration, International projects, Shell, Suriname Tagged With: drilling, NMA, Shell, Suriname

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