EXPLORATION

Greymouth hoping for a good bite at Salisbury

NEW Zealand private player Greymouth Petroleum is re-entering the old Salisbury-1 well, now within the mining licence of the small onshore Taranaki Surrey oil field – the first of at least two wells believed to be planned for its 2009-10 onshore exploration program.

The company last week transported the small truck-mounted Bonus Drilling Rig-1 from the Kowhai gas field south to the nearby former Salisbury-1 wellsite in preparation for re-entering the well that New...

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