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- Origin farms into prospective Canning... - Vimarsana News

- Origin farms into prospective Canning...

Origin farms into prospective Canning Basin permits édité le 21/12/2020 - Plus de news de "Origin" - Voir la fiche entreprise de "Origin" Under the agreements, Origin secures a 50 per cent equity share in five permits with Buru Energy, and a 40 per cent equity share in two permits with Buru and Rey Resources (Rey) in exchange for carrying $12.3 million of their share of work program costs. The total estimated spend by Origin over a two-year period is expected to be approximately $35 million inclusive of a two-well drilling program and seismic work. Origin also has contingent options to carr...

Shell sells $2.5b stake in Curtis Island LNG plant - Vimarsana News

Shell sells $2.5b stake in Curtis Island LNG plant

Shell sells $2.5b stake in Curtis Island LNG plant Share In the end-of-year rush to close out deals, global oil and gas giant Shell announced it has sold off over a quarter of its wholly owned Curtis Island LNG processing site to Global Infrastructure Partners Australia for $US2.5 billion ($3.3 billion), while Origin Energy told investors it has bought into Western Australia's Canning basin. The Global Infrastructure Partners Australia fund will take a 26.5 per cent stake in Shell's $9.43 billion Queensland Curtis LNG (QCLNG) Common Facilities, which includes storage tanks, jetties and operat...

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Australia: Origin farms into prospective Canning Basin permits - Vimarsana News

Australia: Origin farms into prospective Canning Basin permits

Australia: Origin farms into prospective Canning Basin permits 21 Dec 2020 Buru Energy for seven permits covering 20,000 sq km in Western Australia’s prospective Canning Basin. Under the agreements, Origin secures a 50 per cent equity share in five permits with Buru Energy, and a 40 per cent equity share in two permits with Buru and Rey Resources in exchange for carrying $12.3 million of their share of work program costs. The total estimated spend by Origin over a two-year period is expected to be approx. $35 million inclusive of a two-well drilling program and seismic work. Origin also ha...

Origin Energy Limited (via Public) / Origin farms into prospective Canning Basin permits - Vimarsana News

Origin Energy Limited (via Public) / Origin farms into prospective Canning Basin permits

Origin farms into prospective Canning Basin permits 21 December 2020 Origin farms into prospective Canning Basin permits Origin Energy Limited (Origin) has announced a farm-in with Buru Energy (Buru) for seven permits covering 20,000km 2 in Western Australia's prospective Canning Basin. Under the agreements, Origin secures a 50 per cent equity share in five permits with Buru Energy, and a 40 per cent equity share in two permits with Buru and Rey Resources (Rey) in exchange for carrying $12.3 million of their share of work program costs. The total estimated spend by Origin over a two-year peri...

Moscow 1980 boycott: a Kiwi swimmer's epic story - Vimarsana News

Moscow 1980 boycott: a Kiwi swimmer's epic story

Supplied Monique Rodahl, now Williams, remains the youngest New Zealander to compete at a Commonwealth Games when she swam in Christchurch in 1974 aged 13 years, six months and 25 days. Monique Rodahl – the youngest Kiwi to compete at a Commonwealth Games, with a fascinating family history – was a favourite to win a swimming medal at the 1980 Olympics, until a boycott crushed her dreams. She then made a decision she still regrets 40 years later, she tells Angela Walker in the final part of our series on the Moscow boycott. Olympic swimmer Monique Rodahl has a family story that is the st...