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West Erregulla-4 "exceeds expectations"

THE West Erregulla joint venture has reached final depth at its WE-4 appraisal well in the Perth Basin, reporting the thickest Kingia penetration seen in the basin to date at 155 metres, substantially de-risking Phase 1 of the development.

Operator Strike Energy and 50-50 joint venture partner Warrego Energy have spent the last several months drilling West Erregulla 4 in EP469 to the historic depth of 5000m - the deepest onshore well in...

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