Amerisur Resources, an oil and gas producer and explorer focused on South America, has been granted a modification to its Global Environmental Licence, over an increased area of 4,480 hectares.
The licence was granted by the Ministry of Environment and Sustainable Development following the company's request in January to modify and extend the licence to encompass additional prospectivity.
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The enhanced well plan indicates the first well will be logged and ready to test within 30 days, while further wells will then follow consecutively.
Chief executive officer John Wardle said: "The grant of the modification to our Global Environmental Licence for the exploitation of the Platanillo field has approved Amerisur Resources' plan for the required infrastructure works, 11 additional drilling platforms with up to a further 55 wells, currently anticipated to be required over the remaining 22 years of this phase of the Platanillo contract."
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