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Kupe well flow failure adds to New Zealand energy issues

Genesis unable to lift flow rates in struggling offshore well

Colin Sandell-Hay

The KS-9 well has disappointed with its flow rates.

The KS-9 well has disappointed with its flow rates.

Leading New Zealand power firm Genesis Energy says the failure to improve flows from the troubled KS-9 offshore well is adding to the nation's gas supply issues. The much heralded Kupe South-9 (KS-9)...

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