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New Zealand's offshore ban repeal already attracting oil and gas heavyweights

PGS unveils high-grade seismic availability

Colin Sandell-Hay
The NZ government is attracting early global interest in its offshore oil and gas acreage.

The NZ government is attracting early global interest in its offshore oil and gas acreage.

The New Zealand government's hopes that the removal of the ban on offshore exploration may attract the interest of leading international players looks to be already paying off. Oslo headquartered offshore...

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