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NZ gas output at new highs

NEW Zealand's gas production for the 2010 calendar year was the highest for eight years, at 190.9 petajoules, largely because of the offshore Taranaki Kupe gas-condensate field coming onstream in December 2009.

According to the Ministry of Economic Development's latest New Zealand Energy Quarterly report, 2010 gas production was up almost 5.9% on the 2009 production of 180.3PJ. This was as a result of more...

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