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ExxonMobil and other energy companies are expanding their offshore exploration presence across Suriname, Uruguay, and Greece.

1 report, 0 independent Updated Jul 1

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What happened

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Who's involved

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ExxonMobil Chevron Corporation Suriname

How it developed

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Jun 26Chevron acquired a majority stake in Southern Ionian Sea Block 10, furthering its energy exploration presence in Greece.Sub-event
Jun 8TotalEnergies operates in offshore Suriname blocks and has acquired a 25% interest in Moeve's stake, filing documents with the AMF.Sub-event
Jul 1ExxonMobil expands presence in Suriname (Block 53 acquisition) and notes offshore interests in Uruguay and Greece.

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The entities involved

ExxonMobil
American multinational oil and gas corporation
- Major energy companies are advancing diverse oil and gas projects across various sub-Saharan African nations, including Namibia, Mozambique, and Tanzania.Fri 14:43
- A lawsuit was filed alleging that ExxonMobil contributed to climate change impacts.Wed 19:38
Chevron Corporation
American multinational energy corporation

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Suriname
country in South America
- Jennifer Simons leads the national housing program in Suriname.Thu 05:13
- Sranan Gold Corp. is conducting mineral exploration in Suriname, acquiring Lawatino Project assets and receiving financial advisory services.Wed 23:33

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Jul 1Unknown outlet