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Country summary: Australia
energy-pedia opportunities - Australia:
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| Licensing articles: | 183 |
| Completed deals: | 558 |
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Australia - recent news
| 17 Apr 19 |
Australia: Santos announces 2019 First Quarter activities report Santos’ first quarter delivered record production volumes and a record free cash flow for a single quarter. Highlights of the quarter included strong onshore drilling success rates, completion of phase 1 of the Moomba South appraisal project, and drilling success with the Muruk-2 and Corvus-2 appraisal wells. |
| 17 Apr 19 |
Australia: Senex awards major Surat Basin drilling contract Senex Energy will start its Surat Basin natural gas drilling program next month after contracting experienced oil and gas services provider Easternwell. |
| 17 Apr 19 |
Australia: Senex agrees domestic gas supply contract with CSR Senex Energy has agreed a domestic gas sales agreement for up to 3.25 petajoules (PJ) of natural gas with south-east Queensland manufacturer CSR. This agreement represents the first domestic gas contract from Senex’s Project Atlas natural gas development project. |
| 16 Apr 19 |
Australia: Santos spuds Dukas-1 well, Northern Territory JV partner Central Petroleum has advised that Santos, Operator of EP112, has spudded the Dukas-1 well as part of the farm-in obligation from Santos to EP112, Northern Territory. |
| 16 Apr 19 |
Australia: Santos discovers significant offshore resource with Corvus-2 appraisal well Santos has announced the successful appraisal of the Corvus field, with Corvus-2 confirming a significant gas resource in the Carnarvon Basin, offshore Western Australia. The well intersected a gross interval of 638 metres, one of the largest columns ever discovered across the North West Shelf. |
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