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Kupe production keeps NZ self-sufficient

INCREASED production at the offshore Taranaki Kupe gas-condensate field meant New Zealand did not have to import any liquefied petroleum gas for the September quarter, the first time this has happened since March 2006.

The Ministry of Economic Development's latest New Zealand Energy Quarterly report, released today, says gas production for the September quarter was, at 52 petajoules, 11% higher than the 46.8PJ in the...

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