Challenger Energy Group AREA OFF-3 licence approved

Challenger Energy

Challenger Energy (LON:CEG), the Caribbean and Americas focused oil and gas company, with a range of oil production, development, appraisal, and exploration assets, has announced that the award of the AREA OFF-3 licence, offshore Uruguay, has been formally approved by the Administración Nacional de Combustibles Alcohol y Pórtland (“ANCAP”), the Uruguayan national regulatory agency.

This follows the Company’s announcement on 5 June 2023 that its bid had been received and that Challenger Energy expected formal approval of the award of the licence to take 3-4 weeks. The Company expects that the remaining process for all remaining approvals, finalisation and formal signing of the licence documentation will take approximately 3-4 months, at which point the initial 4-year exploration period of the licence will commence. Further updates will be provided as appropriate.

Additional details on the AREA OFF-3 block and the key terms of the licence were included in the Company’s RNS of 5 June 2023.

Challenger Energy is a Caribbean and Americas focused oil and gas company, with a range of oil production, development, appraisal, and exploration assets in the region. The Company’s primary assets are located in Uruguay, where the Company holds high impact offshore exploration licences, and in Trinidad and Tobago, where the Company has a number of producing fields and earlier-stage exploration / appraisal projects.

We’ll keep you in the loop!

Join 1,000's of investors who read our articles first

We don’t spam! Read our privacy policy for more info.

Share on:
Find more news, interviews, share price & company profile here for:

Latest Company News

Challenger Energy granted Uruguay seismic permits as regional activity builds

Challenger Energy Group has confirmed that Uruguay’s Ministry of Environment has granted permits enabling seismic acquisition in national waters, including 3D seismic on the Company’s AREA OFF-1 block.

Oil holds firm as rate outlook and supply concerns reshape sentiment

Oil prices are holding near recent highs as rate cut expectations and renewed supply risks begin to shift investor sentiment.

Oil prices rise as supply risk overshadows diplomatic gridlock

Oil prices rise as pipeline strikes and stalled peace talks force markets to reprice supply risk.

Oil steadies as producers hold course in an uneasy market

OPEC+ held production steady, but investors are watching external disruptions that could redefine near-term supply dynamics.

Uruguay’s energy shift opens a new chapter offshore

Uruguay is exploring offshore oil despite already generating nearly all of its electricity from renewables, opening a new line of investor interest.

Oil prices edge higher as shifting US outlook resets near-term demand thinking

Oil prices are inching up as hopes mount that the US government shutdown will end and fuel demand rebound.

Search

Search