Uruguay is in an exciting location for oil and gas exploration - although the three offshore wells drilled to date have not delivered commercial successes, on the other side of the Atlantic Conjugate Margin (Venus & Graff in Namibia) offer hope of similar success on the Uruguayan continental margin.

Licensing is to close shortly with results regarding the three currently unlicensed blocks announced before end February 2023.

This area has the potential to be a hugely significant oil and gas basin, but more drilling needs to take place to prove a working petroleum system. To date, no deepwater wells have penetrated the Cretaceous - this is the setting for the major discoveries at Venus, Graff & La Rona in Namibia.

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00:00 Introduction
00:11 Basins & Stratigraphy
01:38 Structural Setting
02:15 Punta del Este Basin
03:26 Lobo & Gaviotin
04:12 Petroleum Inclusions
05:33 Pelotas Basin
06:33 Raya X-1 Well
07:52 Other Hydrocarbon Indicators
08:17 Licence Status
09:03 Seismic Coverage
09:49 Conjugate Margin Reconstruction
10:45 Conjugate Margin Seismic
13:24 Venus, Graff & La Rona
13:48 Venus vs Delmira
14:13 Graff vs Chafalote
14:30 Brazil
15:42 Argentina
16:17 Prospects & Leads
18:01 Summary
18:41 Contact

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