Wasted application

He disclosed his seismic interpretation for nothing

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seismic interpretationWhy waste an application? Some applications don't need to be submitted.

This applicant was surprised when the AER closed his application because he already had the approval he was seeking.

And he submitted his seismic interpretation into the public domain in the application. He submitted that confidential information for nothing.

The service he used should have known better.

Now you can see his seismic interpretation by downloading his application documents. Get them from our self serve portal.

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Tags: Closure, Seismic, Tight

Granger Low  11 May 2020



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