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1. NIGERIA OIL AND GAS CONCESSIONS MAP AND LICENSE PLATES SERIES
2. NIGERIA OIL AND GAS CONCESSIONS MAP AND LICENSE PLATES FREE

NIGERIA OIL AND GAS CONCESSIONS MAP AND LICENSE PLATES FREE

Access your personal digital mailbox online or using our free app. The company acquired the adjacent 1.1 million acre M'Pola Block last year, for a total of 5.6 million acres in offshore Gabon holdings, and Marathon signed an exploration and PSC with Gabon for the Akoumba Marin Permit, some 636,000 acres approximately 30 miles offshore in the North Gabon Basin, where water depths range from 600 to more than 6000 ft. iPostal1 mailbox locations are professionally-staffed, secure, full-service, digital mailbox locations able to receive your mail and packages and then forward, scan, recycle, shred or let you pick them up. It drilled two wildcats, however, one on its 1.2 million acre Chaillu Block and the other on its 3.3 million acre Meboun Block. This includes the Scottish Adjacent Waters Boundaries Order 1. NIGERIA’S OIL INDUSTRY COMMUNICATING THE BASICS. Nigeria Oil And Gas Concessions Map And S For Business License Extension Argos According to TGS, it is designed to shed light on ultra-deepwater plays that could be analogous to those housing the Sangomar field, GTA complex and Yakaar discoveries. This interactive Oil & Gas map of Nigeria was developed in-house and shows all the oil block concessions.

NIGERIA OIL AND GAS CONCESSIONS MAP AND LICENSE PLATES SERIES

The designated area of the UKCS has been refined over the years by a series of designations under the Continental Shelf Act 1. As of 2014, Nigeria's petroleum industry contributes about 14 to its economy. Second is Occidental Petroleum, which operates five of Gabon's 12 deepwater blocks, but is only now drilling. The OGA’s licensing system covers oil and gas within Great Britain, its territorial sea and on the UKCS.

It tested 1,604 b/d and is set to start up this year following the sinking of six wells.

Several companies have joined the deepwater search, foremost among them, Elf, which has found oil on its Apari Marine license at a 300 ft water depth just off Cap Lopez. Marathon-Santa Fe's discovery of the 4,545 b/d Tchatamba Marine Field in just 151 ft of water on Gabon's Kowe permit was the big news last year, but, as elsewhere in West Africa, the real interest these days is in the country's deepwater prospects.