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Exxon's Drilling Plans Delayed at Cutthroat

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Published:
Fri, Jan 7, 2022
Author
Luke Johnson, Houston
Editor
Chris Raine
Exxon-Climate-Change
Gene J. Puskar/AP

Exxon Mobil is still waiting to spud the last well of its 2021 deepwater drilling campaign offshore Brazil after apparent delays in securing the necessary permits.

Topics:
Upstream Licensing, Offshore Oil and Gas, Deepwater, Exploration, Majors, Corporate Strategy
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