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Home›Clean Fuel›Australia: Icon Commences Well Coring at ATP626P
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May 17, 2011 · about 15 years ago

Australia: Icon Commences Well Coring at ATP626P

Icon Energy Limited today announced it has commenced coring operations on Lydia-11 at a depth of 696 metres. Lydia-11 is one of four wells to be drilled in this current program. Lydia-13 has now been confirmed as part of this program and an option has been exercised on the Atlas Drilling rig to comp

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Icon Energy Limited today announced it has commenced coring operations on Lydia-11 at a depth of 696 metres.

Lydia-11 is one of four wells to be drilled in this current program. Lydia-13 has now been confirmed as part of this program and an option has been exercised on the Atlas Drilling rig to complete the additional well.

The rig will return to core Lydia-12 following operations on Lydia-11.

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Source: Icon Energy, May 17, 2011;

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