EXPLORATION

Smart licensing set to boost Cooper Basin

THIS week's deal between Senex and the South Australian government is likely to be the first of many innovative licencing agreements that could add up to a big boost to investment in the Cooper Basin.

Senex has blazed the trail over its conventional oil play on the western flank, but the biggest winners from this licencing approach are expected to be the operators of unconventional plays across vast...

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