联合石油天然气有限公司（AIM：UOG）是一家在牙买加拥有高影响力勘探资产并在英国拥有开发资产的油气公司，欣然宣布其在牙买加近海沃尔顿-莫兰特许可证区成功完成第一阶段地表地球化学勘探（SGE）计划，该计划包括多波束回声测深仪（MBES）勘测。

亮点

：第一阶段MBES勘测在牙买加近海成功完成；

获取了覆盖约1189公里的高质量海底地形数据；

数据将用于最终确定第二阶段热流和第三阶段活塞取芯取样位置；

勘测船已恢复海上作业，以推进SGE计划的后续阶段；

SGE计划第一阶段（MBES）已成功获取许可证区优先区域覆盖约1189公里的高质量海底地形数据。 MBES 数据提供了海底形态的详细定义，并将有助于最终选择最佳位置进行后续的海底热流测量（第二阶段）和有针对性的活塞取芯取样（第三阶段）。

多波束测深（MBES）阶段完成后，勘测船“Gyre”号返回金斯顿港进行设备重新配置，随后已启程重新开始海上作业。

第二阶段将包括海底热流测量，第三阶段将进行有针对性的活塞取芯取样。海上作业完成后，我们将提供进一步的最新进展。海底

地质勘探（SGE）项目旨在提供盆地尺度的独立证据，以识别活跃的油气系统，并将为联合能源公司正在进行的沃尔顿-莫兰特油田许可证技术评估以及相关的商业洽谈提供重要参考。

联合石油天然气公司首席执行官布莱恩·拉金评论道：

“第一阶段多波束测深（MBES）的成功完成，标志着我们在牙买加海底地质勘探（SGE）项目中取得了重要的里程碑式进展。所获取的高质量测深数据为后续阶段的勘探工作奠定了坚实的基础，使我们能够更准确地选择热流和活塞取芯位置。

随着我们进入第二阶段和第三阶段，这项工作旨在进一步降低勘探许可证的风险。我们期待推进海上作业，顺利完成海底地质勘探项目的下一阶段。”

United Oil & Gas Plc (AIM: UOG), the oil and gas company with a high impact exploration asset in Jamaica and a development asset in the UK is pleased to announce the successful completion of Stage 1 of its Surface Geochemical Exploration ("SGE") programme, comprising the multibeam echosounder ("MBES") survey, on the Walton-Morant Licence offshore Jamaica.

Highlights

锟� Stage 1 MBES survey phase successfully completed offshore Jamaica

锟� High-quality seabed bathymetry data acquired across approximately 1,189 km

锟� Data to support final selection of Stage 2 heat-flow and Stage 3 piston core sampling locations

锟� Survey vessel has recommenced offshore operations to progress the next phases of the SGE programme

Stage 1 (MBES) of the SGE programme has successfully acquired high-quality seabed bathymetry data across approximately 1,189 km on priority areas of the licence. The MBES data provide detailed definition of seabed morphology and will support the final selection of optimal locations for subsequent seabed heat-flow measurements (Stage 2) and targeted piston core sampling (Stage 3).

Following completion of the MBES phase, the survey vessel R/V Gyre returned to Kingston for equipment reconfiguration and has since departed to recommence offshore operations.

Stage 2 will comprise seabed heat-flow measurements, followed by Stage 3 targeted piston core sampling. A further update will be provided upon completion of offshore operations.

The SGE programme is designed to provide independent, basin-scale evidence of active hydrocarbon systems and will form an important input into United's ongoing technical evaluation of the Walton-Morant Licence and commercial discussions relating to the Walton-Morant Licence.

Brian Larkin, CEO of United Oil & Gas, commented:

"The successful completion of the Stage 1 MBES phase represents an important operational milestone in our Jamaica SGE programme. The quality of the bathymetry data acquired provides a robust foundation for the next stages of the survey, enabling informed selection of heat-flow and piston core locations.

As we move into Stage 2 and Stage 3, this work is designed to further de-risk the licence. We look forward to advancing offshore operations to progress through the next phase of the SGE programme."