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Puk Puk Discovery Brings Rift Closer To LNG Dream

July 2008 | Industry News

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UK-based Rift Oil's Puk Puk-1 well in Papua New Guinea's (PNG) Foreland Basin has struck 48.5 metres (m) of net gas pay.

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