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Norwest gets better rig for Redhill probe

NORWEST Energy has swapped the Hunt Rig 3 for the Rig 2 to drill the Redhill South-1 exploration well.

Norwest gets better rig for Redhill probe

The company said the rig was better suited for drilling the well and that the February 14 spud date remained unchanged. Redhill South is estimated to have potential recoverable oil of 9 million barrels....

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