This discovery reflects the potential of the Katmai area, with daily production projections of between 15 and 20 thousand barrels of oil equivalent.
Based on these encouraging results, the Canadian miner plans to implement an inaugural drilling program in 2025, aiming to expand and better define the mineralized zones at McKenzie.
The collaboration seeks to improve the port in the environmental field, promoting public health and a sustainability model that can be replicated in other regions.
The company continues to develop advanced solutions that integrate satellite technology, life support and space transportation.
This supply ecosystem will be expanded with a new plant in Zörbig, where dry ice will be produced from biogenic CO2.
This project is a great example of the redesign and planning of reclaimed mining land for renewable energy generation.
XMT’s drilling system represents a comprehensive solution to accelerate the discovery of these vital resources.
This agreement extends an initial commitment of 650 days, adding an additional 954 days to the operation in the Buzios field.
The project is expected to be ready for construction in the second quarter of 2026, positioning its role as an important driver of the energy transition in South Africa.
This financing for the construction of the project covered 72% of the planned investment, allowing the implementation of advanced solar tracking systems.
Norway is thus strengthening its commitment to European energy security, while promoting economic development in its territory.
With this project, ENGIE and Meta consolidate their alliance in favour of sustainable energy development.
