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ANCAP To Launch Exploration Licensing Round On December 1

November 2008 | Industry News

Uruguay's state-owned Administración Nacional de Combustibles Alcohol e Portland (ANCAP) had announced that it will launch its first offshore exploration licensing round at a seminar in Montevideo from December 1-3.

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