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Tullow To Drill 10 Wells In 2010

March 2010 | Industry News

Anglo-Irish independent Tullow Oil has outlined plans to spend US$150-200mn to drill at least 10 wells in Uganda in 2010, country manager Brian Glover told Reuters on March 25.

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