NEW ZEALAND

NZ looking at ways to improve reserves reporting

THE New Zealand government is moving to counter the perceived lack of confidence in the accuracy, precision and consistency of petroleum reserves information, saying better information will help unlock the country's abundant oil and gas resources.

Energy and Resources Minister Gerry Brownlee yesterday released a three-option paper aimed at improving the quality of petroleum reserves information. He said current and forecast movements in oil and...

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