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PEL 56. Progress reports for the period June 1991 to November 1994.
No work performed - licence cancelled.-
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Published: 29 Nov 1994
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1982 seismic survey, Christmas Creek, final report.
AIM:The 1982 Christmas Creek Seismic Survey was designed to cover a wide area of the sparsely explored western farmout blocks of PELs 5 and 6, where Eromanga Basin sediments thin and overly sub-basins of variously aged prospective sediments. Primary...-
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PEL 54. Progress and technical reports for the period June 1991 to June 1993.
Duerden Energy NL contracted Exploration Laboratories Pty Ltd to carry out a soil gas geochemical survey of 1012 line kms between 27/8-11/9/91, to hand sample the near ground surface (< 40 cms depth) soil profile for extractable hydrocarbons in the...-
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Published: 16 Jun 1993
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Petroleum exploration review, PEL 55, Eromanga Basin, South Australia.
This report examines the prospectivity of PEL 55 in considerable detail, in order to construct a dataset suitable for attracting new farminees so that outstanding drilling work on the licence may be progressed. The favourable setting of the licence...-
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Technical assessment of the petroleum geology and hydrocarbon prospects within PEL 55.
This review of the geological and geophysical data from the PEL 55 area forms a major part of the Year 1 work commitment on the licence, apart from the remaining obligation to carry out reprocessing of 200 line km of seismic. Available reports from...-
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PEL 55. Technical review reports.
Contains licence prospectivity review reports commissioned by the operator to demonstrate the broad stratigraphic oil source and reservoir potential of the PEL 55 region, thereby confirming and enhancing the hydrocarbon prospectivity of the licence to...-
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Block prospectivity summary, Birdsville Track Ridge Block, February 1983.
The Birdsville Track Ridge (BTR) Block is dominated by a large, low relief Cambro-Ordovician basement' ridge which trends NNE-SSW through the block. Permian sediments onlap the eastern flank of the ridge, but only extend into the easternmost part of...-
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