New campaign takes place after failed attempt to discover hydrocarbons in the Kanuku block
Spain’s Repsol has returned to the Guyana offshore arena in search of hydrocarbons deposits with drilling of a new exploration well in the Kanuku block.
Repsol told Upstream that it started drilling the Beebei-1 wildcat in Kanuku with the Noble Corporation jack-up rig Noble Regina Allen on 31 May.
The shallow-water programme, which is expected to last two months, is taking place 133 kilometres from the coast in 71 metres of water.
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Repsol resumes drilling offshore Guyana with Beebei-1 exploration well – Upstream Online
