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Barossa drilling a success

APPRAISAL drilling of the Barossa field, the likely next source of gas for the Darwin LNG plant, has supported the field’s position as lead candidate to supply backfill gas, Santos (25%) said this morning.

Haydn Black
Barossa drilling a success

The Adelaide-based oiler, which is partnered with operator ConocoPhillips (37.5% and operator) and SK group (37.5%) said the results from the two-well appraisal drilling campaign in the Timor Sea were...

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