The company will work in a joint venture alongside Australian oil and gas company Santos to complete the FEED phase, which is estimated to cost around $21 million. Once reaching the expected production date in 2018, the Sole gasfield is expected to produce gas for eight years.
“The current outlook is very encouraging, with gas prices and field development costs trending favourably for economic development of Sole,” noted Cooper Energy’s managing director David Maxwell.
Gas extracted from the planned vertical subsea well at Sole gasfield will be transported via pipeline to the Orbost Gas Plant located 65 kilometres away, which will connect with the Eastern Gas Pipeline to serve customers in eastern Australia.
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