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PetroChina And Total Looking To Bring Sulige South Block Onstream

November 2008 | Project News

Following a 30-month exploration and evaluation period, state-owned PetroChina and France's Total are apparently close to giving the go-ahead for the development of China's Sulige South Block.

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