Nigeria sets 31 October deadline for withdrawal of inactive oil licences
The NUPRC is targeting permits left inactive for more than three years onshore or five years offshore. The regulator says it no longer wants to extend licences automatically.
The overview of Nigerian Upstream Petroleum Regulatory Commission is being prepared.
The NUPRC is targeting permits left inactive for more than three years onshore or five years offshore. The regulator says it no longer wants to extend licences automatically.
The regulator is taking assets back from operators that are not developing them. The policy accompanies a new bid round covering 40 oil and gas blocks.
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