EXPLORATION

Buru chasing Canning Basin hydrogen 

BURU Energy may be on its way to proving there is naturally occurring hydrogen in the Canning Basin, in the far north of Western Australia, installing a specialised hydrogen mud gas detection unit at its Currajong-1 well. 

Buru chasing Canning Basin hydrogen 

  Buru, which shares permit 391 in a 50-50 split with Origin Energy, said on Thursday its unit detected a zone of up to 6% hydrogen in mud gas over an interval from 2014-2020 metres measured depth. If...

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