Linc Energy, an Australian company, has completed tests on its natural gas finds in Cook Inlet and found that the samples contain "pure, dry natural gas" that can be delivered directly to market without treatment or conditioning. The company's press release notes that the gas is located 1.5 miles from a pipeline that can carry gas to Southcentral markets. Linc will conduct flow tests on the well as soon as weather conditions allow.
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Thursday, February 10, 2011
Australian Company Cook Inlet Gas Find Encouraging
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