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Home›Fossil Energy›Israel: Budget for Leviathan Exploration Well Could Go as High as USD 190 million
Fossil Energy

March 9, 2011 · about 15 years ago

Israel: Budget for Leviathan Exploration Well Could Go as High as USD 190 million

The budget for the Leviathan 1 exploratory well at Israel’s Leviathan natural gas field could exceed the estimated $150 million and go as… Source: Israeli Diamond [mappress] Source:Israelidiamond , March 9, 2011;

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The budget for the Leviathan 1 exploratory well at Israel’s Leviathan natural gas field could exceed the estimated $150 million and go as…

Source: Israeli Diamond

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Source:Israelidiamond , March 9, 2011;

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