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ExxonMobil still holding out for speedy approval of Payara project - Stabroek News

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On the heels of President Irfaan Ali’s announcement on Tuesday that the Payara project approval will have to wait on an international oil expert’s assessment and advice,  ExxonMobil last night said that delays will reduce the value of the project and that more than a year had already been spent on the process.

The article ExxonMobil still holding out for speedy approval of Payara project appeared first on Stabroek News.

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