Política

Gobierno pidió ayuda a Noruega para estudios sobre explotación de hidrocarburos y gas natural

Presidente Rodrigo Chaves afirmó que se utilizarían tecnologías modernas para conocer tamaño de reservas, en vez de realizar perforaciones

(FILES) This file handout photo obtained on January 29, 2011 from Energy giant Saudi Aramco shows an operator at the condensate stabiliser area at the Haradh Gas Plant. - Russia's assault on Ukraine is reverberating in the energy-rich Gulf, where top oil and gas producers face economic and political dilemmas in easing sky-high prices and alleviating shortages in Europe. As oil prices broke past $100 per barrel and risks of supply disruptions grew, eyes in Europe were increasingly focusing on oil kingpin Saudi Arabia, and Qatar, one of the biggest natural gas exporters. (Photo by JOE LYNCH / Saudi Aramco / AFP) / === RESTRICTED TO EDITORIAL USE - MANDATORY CREDIT "AFP PHOTO / HO /ARAMCO" - NO MARKETING NO ADVERTISING CAMPAIGNS - DISTRIBUTED AS A SERVICE TO CLIENTS ===
(FILES) This file handout photo obtained on January 29, 2011 from Energy giant Saudi Aramco shows an operator at the condensate stabiliser area at the Haradh Gas Plant. - Russia's assault on Ukraine is reverberating in the energy-rich Gulf, where top oil and gas producers face economic and political dilemmas in easing sky-high prices and alleviating shortages in Europe. As oil prices broke past $100 per barrel and risks of supply disruptions grew, eyes in Europe were increasingly focusing on oil kingpin Saudi Arabia, and Qatar, one of the biggest natural gas exporters. (Photo by JOE LYNCH / Saudi Aramco / AFP) / === RESTRICTED TO EDITORIAL USE - MANDATORY CREDIT "AFP PHOTO / HO /ARAMCO" - NO MARKETING NO ADVERTISING CAMPAIGNS - DISTRIBUTED AS A SERVICE TO CLIENTS === JOE LYNCH

El Gobierno solicitó ayuda a Noruega para realizar estudios no intrusivos que permitan conocer el tamaño de las reservas nacionales de hidrocarburos y gas natural.

La gestión ante el país escandinavo fue confirmada, este miércoles, por el presidente de la República, Rodrigo Chaves, durante la conferencia de prensa posterior al Consejo de Gobierno.

Franz Tattenbach, ministro de Ambiente y Energía, explicó que el objetivo del estudio es obtener información más precisa a partir de datos con los que ya cuenta el Estado, a raíz de exploraciones realizadas en el pasado.

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