STRIKE Energy is set to begin its next seismic campaign within the week at its Enneaba Deep permit in the Perth Basin as it finds new ways to spend the $136 million it gained from a failed takeover of a former joint venture partner.
Strike Enneaba Deep. Credit: Strike
Terrex Seismic has mobilised its vibrator truck; work will take three weeks, and the company expects to receive data six weeks after completion. It will acquire 128 kilometres of 2D seismic. ...
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