Petroleum Discoveries, Exploration Rises In Australia, But Still Way Off Boom Years

Data compiled from IHS Markit, the Australian government and APPEA, shows increased acreage awards signaled a recovery from the dark years of evaporating exploration, but there's quite a way to go to match the recent boom years.

Dale
Granger
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australia oil exploration

ion—albeit some distance off recent boom years of a brighter era.

This was revealed at the APPEA Conference in Brisbane yesterday, where David Spring, Senex Energy’s executive general manager for exploration, delivered the Petroleum Exploration Society of Australia Review for 2018.

With data compiled from IHS Markit, the Australian government and APPEA, Spring told the conference that ...

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Dale Granger

Dale Granger is a previous editor of Oil and Gas Investor Australia and current editor of the Petroleum Exploration Society of Australia (PESA) News publication. 

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