Rockhopper: Falkland Islands Plans on Track Despite Argentina Threats
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British-Israeli company doubles down on Falklands oil — Sea Lion targets first oil by 2028
Rockhopper says its Sea Lion project remains on track for first oil in Q1 2028, even as Argentina ratchets up pressure with a bill imposing tougher sanctions on companies operating in the disputed territory.314 million barrels of proved and probable...
Through its semi-annual report, the company indicated that “recent developments are not expected to have a material impact on development activities”
The British company leads the initiative to extract oil from the islands along with the Israeli Navitas.In a semi-annual report, it stated that the provisions of the Milei government are "unjustifiable."
The British oil company Rockhopper confirmed that it plans to start extracting oil from the Malvinas Islands during the first quarter of 2028 and said that the sanctions and actions promoted by Argentina will not alter the schedule of the Sea Lion project. The company confirmed its plans by presenting its semi-annual report to the London Stock Exchange this Wednesday, in which it stated that it has the “continuing and firm support” of the United…
Despite recent intimations promoted by the government of Javier Milei, the British company Rockhopper Exploration formally ratified that it plans to extract oil from the Malvinas Islands during the first quarter of 2028. The oil company argued that the Sea Lion hydrocarbon project progresses according to the established schedule because they count...
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