Ecuador will offer oil blocks currently operated by a subsidiary of Canada's New Stratus Energy in an international tender after the areas are returned to the state in late December, the energy minister said Thursday, amid a dispute with the company. New Stratus Energy and its subsidiary Petrolia Ecuador have called on Ecuadorean President Guillermo Lasso to begin direct negotiations to extend agreements for blocks 16 and 67, which expire on Dec. 31, and change the type of contract from provision of services to participation.
focused on. i mean, what is it being done in new york and memphis where i m from and dallas and houston and detroit to guard those systems. how many people do they think they know what to shoot at and what to grab and what to pull off if you were going to pull out if you are trying to disrupt like this power grid? we so what happened in texas with the weather a little over a year ago. whatever money may be left in the infrastructure bill passed by congress, we have to allocate some of those resources and some of the unused resources for covid to try to help cities and municipalities deal with this issue before we find ourselves with a challenge like the spirits before we have criminals, judge. sso far come i haven t seen anything, cameras, lights that would tell us who these people are. and it could lead to something like a homicide because if somebody dies jeanine: of course but the homicide, the with respect the least a bit. we have 5,000 power stations,
Calgary, Alberta - New Stratus Energy Inc. announces that following a meeting in Quito, Ecuador among the Corporation and the President of Ecuador, Guillermo Lasso and his Minister of Energy,. | December 6, 2022