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BPH Energy has taken a pass over historic research related to its offshore New South Wales permit PEP11 compiled by Santos and Ampolex decades ago, telling the market it is certain its permit is hydrocarbon prone and capable of supplying the tight east coast market.

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Strong evidence of hydrocarbon system, Tcf potential

The company and MEC Resources both hold an interest in Advent, and one another, which in turn owns Asset Energy which has an 85% share of the permit. Bounty Oil holds the rest of PEP11. The permit...

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