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AGL axes CSG-linked irrigation project

AGL Energy has chosen not to extend a two-year irrigation program linked to its Gloucester CSG project in New South Wales despite declaring it a success.

Blair Price

The Tiedmans Irrigation Program, which blended produced water from its gas exploration wells with freshwater for irrigating fodder crops and pasture, will end at the two-year mark on April 30. AGL hydrogeology...

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