EXPLORATION

Junior serious about NZ CSG

JUNIOR New Zealand private company L&M CSG has an aggressive appraisal program underway to firm up the potential 1200 petajoules of coal seam gas it believes are in its North Island and South Island exploration licences.

Company chief executive Kent Anson told the inaugural CSG Industry Briefing in Christchurch on Tuesday that L&M CSG, part of the L&M Group, was the largest individual permit holder of the eight companies...

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