AUS$50 million in grants made available to support exploration in Beetaloo Basin
Published by Nicholas Woodroof,
Editor
Oilfield Technology,
The grants are part of the Australian government’s Beetaloo Strategic Basin Plan to bring gas from the Beetaloo’s resources into the market by 2025.
Australian Petroleum Production and Exploration Association (APPEA) Chief Executive Andrew McConville said the grants, which will be provided through the Beetaloo Cooperative Drilling Program, would particularly help smaller exploration companies to continue playing a critical role in the identification and development of new energy resources.
“The Government’s new grants programme will support natural gas exploration and development in the Beetaloo Basin, which has world class reserves,” McConville said.
“Successful exploration is essential to bringing more gas supply to the domestic market and can deliver revenue for governments, jobs for workers and long-term energy security for Australia.”
“The Northern Territory’s Beetaloo Basin has world-class resources, and responsibly developing these resources will provide stable, secure and affordable energy for Australia for decades to come,”McConville said.
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