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Petroceltic Acquires Nine Exploration Permits In Adriatic

July 2008 | Contract News

Dublin-based Petroceltic has been awarded nine exclusive exploration permits in the Adriatic Sea offshore Italy. The company won permits d492 through to d500.

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