Global Oil & Gas Project Tracker US and international lease sales to rebound near-term

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Global Oil & Gas Project Tracker US and international lease sales to rebound near-term

fshore exploration concessions. One offshore block was awarded to ENPEDCO.

Feb-26 Oman Offshore Oman Petronas signed a concession agreement with OQEP to explore Block 18, a 21,000 sq km offshore area in northeast Oman.

Feb-26 Turkiye Offshore Turkiye Four offshore blocks were awarded, signalling a positive start to Türkiye’s offshore licensing sector.

Queensland-Cooper/Eromanga,Mar-26 Australia Three onshore blocks were awarded across the Cooper/Eromanga and Bowen/Surat basins, including ATP 2078, ATP 2079 and ATP 2081.

Bowen/Surat

Eight blocks were awarded, including 3 in Inner Mongolia and 5 in Xinjiang. Sinopec secured one Xinjiang block, with the remainder awarded to local state-owned and privateMar-26 China Onshore China

companies.

Mar-26 Kazakhstan Onshore Kazakhstan KazMunayGas secured the Shygys block, covering approximately 2,400 sq km in the country’s central highlands.

Podkarpackie and Lubelskie provinces,

Mar-26 Poland Prospex Energy was awarded the San onshore licence covering 818.77 sq km, providing a 100% working interest in a proven gas-producing area. southern onshore Poland

Mar-26 Greece Offshore Greece Chevron announced lease agreements for four offshore blocks spanning 47,000 sq km. Parliamentary ratification has been granted and exploration phase 1 announced.

Apr-26 Sierra Leone Offshore Sierra Leone Sierra Leone awarded offshore exploration and production rights for five offshore grid blocks (G-145, G-146, G-147, G-160 and G-161) covering about 6,800 sq km.

Carpathian Foredeep, Southern onshoreApr-26 Poland Prospex Energy was awarded the Dunajec licence covering 1,182 sq km, including the undeveloped Miszow oil discovery.

Poland