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Interoil Exploration and Production ASA will carry out a campaign to improve substantially the current production from all its operated fields in Colombia, the company said on Aug. 30.
Interoil will reopen shut-in wells in the Maná, Río Opia and Ambrosia fields, which are subject to contract with Ecopetrol, as well as changing the artificial production system improving outflows while reducing lifting costs in the Vikingo well.
As part of the plan, Interoil will continue to meet its long-term social and environmental commitments, as well as look for new prospects to enhance its portfolio.
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