Agreement reached on Tano

OE Staff
Monday, October 13, 2014

Petrel Resources and Clontarf Energy have confirmed that an agreement has been reached with the Ghanaian authorities on the specific revised co-ordinates of the signed Petroleum Agreement on a license Block in the Tano area of Ghana.  

The move was made after the two companies believed part of Tano 2a Block was to be awarded to a third party. This result in additional, contiguous acreage being added to the partner’s acreage to preserve the size of the block. 

The license block is operated by Clontarf Energy (60%) with partners Petrel Resources (30%), acting as Pan Andean Resources, and the Ghana National Petroleum Corporation and the Government of Ghana (10%). 

 
Categories: Africa

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