With the Maersk Discoverer drill ship now expected to arrive in Guyana on Sunday, Frontera Energy on Wednesday said that there has been a delay in the spudding of the Kawa-1 well on the Corentyne Block, offshore Guyana, which has now been pushed back to the end of this month.
Frontera holds a direct working interest of 33.3% in both the offshore Corentyne and Demerara blocks, and together with CGX Energy shares ownership of 73.8%, resulting in a total consolidated working interest of 82.6% in the blocks. The partners are known as the joint venture.
CGX had announced in July that the Kawa-1 well would be spudded within the August 1 to 15 time period due to a delay in the arrival of the drill ship.
