ExxonMobil Approves Whiptail Development, Guyana Set to Boost Oil Capacity

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ExxonMobil Approves Whiptail Development, Guyana Set to Boost Oil Capacity

The content originally appeared on: News Americas Now News Americas, GEORGETOWN, Guyana, Fri. April 12, 2024: ExxonMobil has greenlit the Whiptail development offshore Guyana, marking its sixth project on the Stabroek block. Anticipated to enhance daily capacity by 250,000 barrels by 2027, the decision follows necessary government and regulatory nods. Liam Mallon, President of ExxonMobil Upstream Company, lauded the move, underscoring the company’s strategic partnership with the Guyanese government. With a $12.7 billion investment, Whiptail envisages up to 10 drill […]

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