Planning for Chinguetti Decommissioning Continues

Wednesday, April 26, 2017

The partners on Mauritania’s Chinguetti oil field are continuing to work on plans to safely and effectively undertake the abandonment and decommissioning (A&D) process for the field. The partners began the process to determine its options for the decommissioning of the Chinguetti in early-2016.

The Chinguetti JV partners are Petronas, Tullow Oil, Premier Oil, Kufpec and SMHPM. Sterling has economic interests in the Chinguetti field through a funding agreement with SMHPM, Mauritania’s national oil company, and a royalty agreement with Premier Oil.

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