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Monday, August 14, 2017
Tullow Oil has launched its exploration program in Zambia. According to the company’s executive VP Ian Cloke, exploration could take between two and 10 years, development three to 10 years and production 20-50 years.
“We are exploring over a large area that includes Northern and Luapula provinces,” Cloke said, referring to regions in the north of Zambia.“With Tullow’s exploration credentials, I can confidently say that if there is any oil to be found in this area of Zambia, Tullow will find it.”
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