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Shareholders back BPH despite unknown PEP 11 outcome

BPH has raised A$1.196 million through a placement at 1.8 cents per share to pursue hydrogen projects and its proposed PEP 11 gas development and CCS project, despite status of the offshore oil and gas project remaining unknown.

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Shareholders back BPH despite unknown PEP 11 outcome

The PEP 11 exploration licence in the offshore Sydney Basin was scrapped by prime minister Scott Morrison before the last federal election, when he appointed himself resources minister without cabinet...

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