Months prior to the crisis, there were precedents for oil exploration in Glaciaria. On April 301, a vessel owned by Feniz's national petroleum company, Oil Feniz, conducted a survey just outside the territorial waters of Fort Capital. The international environmentalist group Peacegreen protested, fearful of enormous damage should an oil spill result. The Fenizic ship later withdrew without incidents.
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| - Months prior to the crisis, there were precedents for oil exploration in Glaciaria. On April 301, a vessel owned by Feniz's national petroleum company, Oil Feniz, conducted a survey just outside the territorial waters of Fort Capital. The international environmentalist group Peacegreen protested, fearful of enormous damage should an oil spill result. The Fenizic ship later withdrew without incidents.
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| - Months prior to the crisis, there were precedents for oil exploration in Glaciaria. On April 301, a vessel owned by Feniz's national petroleum company, Oil Feniz, conducted a survey just outside the territorial waters of Fort Capital. The international environmentalist group Peacegreen protested, fearful of enormous damage should an oil spill result. The Fenizic ship later withdrew without incidents. After surveys conducted by the University of Kisqa reported that Guadacoa's coastal areas and its territorial seas could hold significant reserves of oil and natural gas, the Allacoan government started to consider the exploitation of the territory's natural resources, as part of its policy of pursuing energy self-sufficiency. On the 25h of October 301, the Allacoan Interior Ministry announced it would issue a limited amount of oil exploration permits in Guadacoa to foreign and domestic companies. This announcement directly contradicted prior pledges by Allacoa to rigorously protect the environment of Glaciaria and to refrain from any activities other than scientific research or meteorological survey.
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