ExxonMobil is evaluating several wells on its multi-billion-barrel Stabroek block offshore the South American country of Guyana where it has made a record 14 discoveries since 2015.
As the US oil major looks for new plays in different areas on the 6.6 million acres block, it also has to get a better understanding of the discoveries it has already made to determine their full magnitude in volume and the geology of the rock.
The company said in the announcement of the Tripletail discovery that the Stena Carron drillship has been drilling the Ranger-2 well after which it will conduct a well test at Yellowtail-1.
Brazil Energy Insight 
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