Ghana: Pan Andean to reapply for Tano
Issue 306
- 08 Aug 2015
| 1 minute read
The Pan Andean Resources joint venture has agreed to reapply for an exploration licence in the Tano Basin following a dispute over the reallocation of some of the licence area to Camac Energy, now known as Erin Energy. Pan Andean is 60% owned by Clontarf Energy, 30% by Petrel Resources and 10% by Ghana’s Abbey Oil & Gas. A petroleum agreement for Tano Block 2A was signed in March 2010 but has not been approved by the Ghanaian cabinet or parliament.
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