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ExxonMobil seeks environmental approval for new offshore project in Guyana

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(Reuters) – Exxon Mobil has applied to ‌Guyana’s Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) ‌for authorization to develop the Haimara ​gas-condensate discovery in the offshore Stabroek block, the agency said on Sunday. The project would ‌be the ⁠consortium’s ninth development in the block.

• The project’s ⁠scope includes well drilling and completion, installation of subsea ​equipment and ​flowlines, ​and the commissioning ‌of a newly built floating production, storage and offloading (FPSO) vessel.

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• The EPA determined the project requires a full environmental ‌impact assessment before ​a decision can ​be made.

• ​The agency cited ‌potential significant, long-term environmental ​and ​socioeconomic impacts given the scale and duration of the ​proposed activity.

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