Last Updated 13 years ago by Kenya Engineer
While the government has halted issuing of new licenses to interested oil explorers, Vanoil Energy Ltd ,a Vancouver-based Canadian international oil and gas development company, confirmed ongoing discussions with the Kenyan Government with regard to its license renewals in Kenya.
Read: Issuing of new oil licenses halted till new law is passed
“These talks are now at a key stage and the Company expects them to conclude imminently. At such time, Vanoil will provide an immediate information update to the market”, says Vanoil in a statement.
Vanoil is negotiating to renew its interest in onshore Blocks 3A and 3B, originally acquired in October 2007 through the signing of a Production Sharing Contract (PSC) with the Government of the Republic of Kenya. These blocks cover 24,912 km2 in Kenya’s Anza Basin and are geologically analogous to the prolific Muglad and Melmut Basins of South Sudan and geographically in close proximity to the recent PaiPai discovery in Kenya.
In offshore Kenya, the Company anticipates the receipt of its 10% working interest in the highly prospective 5,110 km2 Block L9 alongside Dominion Petroleum Kenya Limited (a wholly owned subsidiary of Ophir Energy plc) and FAR Limited. This block lies directly south of Block L8 which hosts the Mbawa gas discovery made in 2012.
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