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Blue flows gas from Monslatt-6

BLUE Energy has started flowing gas from its Monslatt-6 pilot production well after under-balanced operations drilled out the P seam.

The company said while the flow rate of about 15,000 cubic feet per day is very modest, it is encouraging and demonstrates that gas will freely flow from the coals. It added the well will now be completed...

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