Elixir plans expansion of pilot wells at Mongolia CBM project
Elixir Energy Considers Expansion of Pilot Wells at Nomgon CBM Project in Mongolia
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Elixir plans expansion of pilot wells at Mongolia CBM project
Summary
This move aims to accelerate the de-pressurisation process and enhance operational efficiency at the project site. by: Shardul Sharma
Sydney-listed Elixir Energy on March 15 announced its intention to potentially add one or two additional pilot wells at the Nomgon coalbed...
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