Regulator holds up CSS on max operation pressure concerns

Regulator wanted detail of MOP strategy and risk wells.

Stress as a function of depth chart The AER is holding up this CSS application because it wants more detail on maximum operating pressure strategy and because the applicant didn't address enough risk wells. The regulator is also seeking more detail on seismic interpretation of cap rock integrity.

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