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Buru to go ahead with Rafael seismic

BURU Energy's environmental plan for seismic work at its Rafael patch in the Kimberley, Western Australia, has been approved.

Buru to go ahead with Rafael seismic

The company reported results of wildcat Rafael-1 to the market this week, with lacklustre response. It had originally been hunting oil but turned up a gas-condensate discovery. It plans 2D and 3D...

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