NuEnergy’s progress in South Sumatra
Indonesia The company also announced that its Core Well TE-008c had reached its target depth and found more than 13 metres of a single coal seam. Its second core well, the TE-007C, has a truck mounted rig that will drill to a depth of 300 metres.
The Australian company specialises in drilling unconventional gas resources in Indonesia. The Tanjung Enim Production Sharing Contract is located in a place on the South Sumatra Basin with prolific coal bed methane.
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