Clontarf and its partners are discussing with Ghanaian officials a possible award of acreage related to an application for the deepwater Tano basin.
Offshore staff
DUBLIN, Ireland – Clontarf and its partners are discussing with Ghanaian officials a possible award of acreage related to an application for the deepwater Tano basin.
Talks also include replacement acreage for the signed petroleum agreement on theTano 2A block.
Clontarf’s Ghanaian-affiliated company, Pan Andean Resources (Ghana) is co-owned by Petrel Resources and 10% by local Ghanaian interests.
