Nigeria's upstream oil regulator has approved 145 new well-drilling operations, 595 well re-entries and 39 field development plans (FDPs) so far this year as it seeks to boost crude output, attract investment and strengthen energy security, a senior official said on Tuesday.
Nigeria's upstream oil regulator has approved 145 new well-drilling operations, 595 well re-entries and 39 field development plans (FDPs) so far this year as it seeks to boost crude output, attract investment and strengthen energy security, a senior official said on Tuesday.
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