Touchstone off to ‘great start’ after natural gas find

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Touchstone off to ‘great start’ after natural gas find

The content originally appeared on: Trinidad and Tobago Newsday News President of Touchstone Energy Paul Baay - Photo courtesy The Energy Chamber of Trinidad and Tobago Canadian oil and gas drilling company Touchstone Exploration says it has made a great start to the year with the discovery of natural gas in the Cascadura-2 field. In a media release on Thursday, Touchstone said the well was supposed to be drilled to a depth of 8,300 feet, but drilling was suspended at […]

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AFC issues `white elephant’ warning over gas to shore project - Stabroek News

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