Halliburton says it will not work on Sea Lion project near Argentina’s Malvinas Islands
Bitget2026/10/02 12:01- Halliburton ruled out any work on the Sea Lion project near the Malvinas Islands, following inquiries from Argentina’s federal authority.
- It also said it does not participate in hydrocarbon exploration or production activities in or around the Malvinas Islands.
- Argentina’s authority raised potential criminal and civil enforcement issues tied to existing rules, proposed legislation, and right-to-contract certification requirements.
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