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This marks a significant milestone as these wells are the first to be completed entirely using in-country infrastructure. Rhino Resources and Halliburton have delivered the first two exploration wells in Block 2914 within Petroleum Exploration License 85 offshore Namibia. This marks a significant milestone as these wells are the first to be completed entirely using in-country infrastructure, leveraging Halliburton’s operational bases in Walvis Bay, Swakopmund and Lüderitz. The completion of these wells is evidence of the growing appeal of Namibia’s offshore basins to international investors. Halliburton sub-Saharan Africa vice-president Antoine Berel said: “This success is an example of what is possible when world-class technology, local collaboration and a shared long-term vision come together. “Our newly established infrastructure across Namibia enabled this discovery, which will help unlock Namibia’s energy potential and build the capacity to support the country’s future as an energy hub in Africa.” In February, Rhino Resources confirmed the presence of a hydrocarbon-bearing reservoir with the completion of the Sagittarius 1-X well at the PEL85 licence in the Orange Basin. |
