Byron Energy completes SM58 acquisition
Byron has closed the previously announced acquisition of the South Marsh Island 58 (‘SM58’) lease block including the SM58 #E1 producing wellbore and the SM69 E platform and flowlines.
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Byron has closed the previously announced acquisition of the South Marsh Island 58 (‘SM58’) lease block including the SM58 #E1 producing wellbore and the SM69 E platform and flowlines.
Each contract is for engineering studies and includes an option for Woodside to proceed to the execute phase with an engineering, procurement, construction and installation (EPCI) contract.
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