In a trading update, the Edinburgh firm said its drilling on the Pitu block, in the Melville Basin off the north-west coast of Greenland, would go ahead subject to government approval and the outcome of mapping and technical data evaluations.
CAIRN Energy remains committed to returning to drilling off Greenland in 2014 in spite of having spent $1 billion (£0.6bn) on unsuccessful exploration programmes in the region.
In a trading update, the Edinburgh firm said its drilling on the Pitu block, in the Melville Basin off the north-west coast of Greenland, would go ahead subject to government approval and the outcome of mapping and technical data evaluations.
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