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22 October 2026

Viridien sharpens exploration picture beyond Guyana’s Stabroek block

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Viridien sharpens exploration picture beyond Guyana’s Stabroek block

French geophysical company Viridien has launched the first phase of a major seismic reimaging programme offshore Guyana, targeting more than 10,000 sq km of existing 3D data in and around the country’s emerging shallow-water exploration acreage. The project covers the Kaieteur, Georgetown, Kanuku, and Corentyne legacy surveys and is intended to sharpen subsurface imaging updip …

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