EXPLORATION

Greenland's oil exodus

A NUMBER of large oil companies have reportedly formed an orderly queue to hand back their exploration licences offshore Greenland, citing cost as a factor.

Andrew Snelling

Statoil confirmed to offshoreenergytoday.com that it has exited three licences off the west coast of the country, while holding on to one remaining licence on the east. "Our licence commitments have...

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