AUSTRALIA

Key water study gives ammunition to Santos

ARMED with new data from the Namoi Water Catchment Study which finds no significant drawdown on aquifers in the Gunnedah Basin, Santos will aim to embark on a 50-well program in the fourth quarter.

The $4.5 million study was conducted in four stages over the past two and a half years, and was designed to give the community and government more data on flows and groundwater in the Namoi water catchment...

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