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Fraccing anticipation

MACQUARIE Wealth Management has predicted that Beach Energy will start revealing production rates...

Australia's first home-grown fracture stimulation company, Condor Energy, has fraccing operations underway in ATP 855P (Beach 46.9%, Chevron Corporation 18%, Icon Energy 35.1%) as part of a two-year master...

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