EXPLORATION

Giant Ironbark on the way as final approvals given the tick

THE huge 15 trillion cubic foot Ironbark prospect offshore Western Australia is on its way after the joint venture received final regulatory approvals for the exploration well planned for spud in the last quarter of the year.

Helen Clark

Ironbark-1 spud set for mid-October

Partners are BP (42.5%), Cue Energy (21.5%), Beach Energy (21%) and New Zealand Oil and Gas (15%). The National Offshore Petroleum Safety and Environmental Management Authority has gratend final...

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