Development focus for Cooper players

BEACH Energy might be planning to spend up to $200 million on exploration and development elsewhere in the Cooper Basin this year, but the signs of the pullback in the South Australian Cooper Basin Joint Venture and the South-West Queensland Venture have been all too evident over the past month as the two JVs reduced investment to minimum levels.

04 August 2016
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Beach and its partners participated in just three Cooper Basin wells with partners Santos and Origin Energy last month, and a single well in Egypt, where it is still trying to finalise a sale of its

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