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ExxonMobil's Pluma marks a perfect ten
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ExxonMobil's 10th Guyana discovery could come by no better name than Pluma, the Spanish word for feather. With the tenth feather in the cap, the Stabroek block’s recoverable resource volumes now surpass 5 billion boe in one of the most remarkable exploration campaigns of our times. On track to produce a million barrels, Guyana's Liza compares to Brazil's Lula-Iracema. With 17 prospects waiting to be drilled, Guyana's production will quickly become the fourth largest oil producing nation in Latin America by next decade.
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