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Energy majors to invest A$350m in new gas drilling projects for Australian east coast

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OIL AND GAS giants ExxonMobil and Woodside have approved a A$350m (US$220m) investment to launch new offshore gas drilling projects in the Bass Strait to supply the eastern states of Australia.

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Energy majors to invest A$350m in new gas drilling projects for Australian east coast

OIL AND GAS giants ExxonMobil and Woodside have approved a A$350m (US$220m) investment to launch new offshore gas drilling projects in the Bass Strait to supply the eastern states of Australia.

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Energy majors to invest A$350m in new gas drilling projects for Australian east coast

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