Buru Energy has advised that a number of short-term shut-ins caused by minor flooding has affected the Ungani Oilfield in the Canning Basin, Western Australia.
Doreimus pulls pin on Rey agreement
Doriemus has confirmed that it has provided a notice of withdrawal to Rey Resources for the block L15 farmout agreement onshore Western Australia in the Canning Basin. Read more
Ungani oil joint venture raises the bar
Buru Energy and Roc Oil have recorded the largest lifting of crude oil to date at the Ungani joint venture in Western Australia with 78,000 barrels. Read more
Roc withdraws ownership of Canning Basin assets
Roc has withdrawn its ownership of the stake under the terms of the 2018 farm-in agreement between the two companies.
Under the agreement, Roc would Read more
Ungani operations delayed
Miani comes up short for Buru
Located in the Canning Basin in Western Australia, Miani 1 was drilled to a depth of 2,689 m and had encountered hydrocarbon shows during Read more
Buru Energy progresses well operations
As of yesterday, the Miani 1 well has been drilled ahead to a total depth of 2,689 m and is now being prepared for Read more
Federal Government funds “game changing” exploration
According to The West Australian, the Federal Government is giving Read more
Drilling commences at Miani 1 well
Located in Buru Energy’s production licence L8, approximately 30 km northwest of Read more
Buru Energy operations progressing as planned
Buru Energy is progressing its projects at the Ungani Oilfield, Blina Field and Yulleroo Field as planned and on schedule.
The Read more