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Beach Petroleum Sees Upside Potential For New Zealand LNG Project

June 2007 | Industry News

Australia's Beach Petroleum has announced that it believes the Barque deepwater gas and condensate prospect in New Zealand's Canterbury basin is large enough for a liquefied natural gas (LNG) development project.

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