AUSTRALIA

Australia's unconventional struggle

AUSTRALIA needs now more than ever a liquids-rich play to start widespread and commercial unconventional development in the country, following disappointing results from recent exploration and production, research and consultancy GlobalData said.

Anthony Barich

Jonathan Lacouture, upstream analyst covering Asia Pacific for research and consulting firm GlobalData, yesterday cited ConocoPhillips and PetroChina leaving their positions in Western Australia's Canning...

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