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Otto considers more work at Galoc

OTTO Energy is considering the possibility of further drilling and infill work in its Galoc Mid Field area, offshore the Philippines.

Andrew Snelling

The decision is due sometime at the end of the year or at the beginning of 2015, with the activities to complement existing production from the area. The Galoc joint venture has good reason to consider...

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