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Unpacking Kinetiko's gas development concept which has the potential to achieve a cleaner energy transition solution for SA

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Unpacking Kinetiko's gas development concept which has the potential to achieve a cleaner energy transition solution for SA

Megan Rodgers and CEO of Kinetiko Energy, Nick de Blocq, unpack Kinetiko's gas development concept which has the potential to achieve a cleaner energy transition solution for South Africa.

5 Sep 2023 16:16 Minutes Podcast
Unpacking Kinetiko's gas development concept which has the potential to achieve a cleaner energy transition solution for SA

Unpacking Kinetiko's gas development concept which has the potential to achieve a cleaner energy transition solution for SA

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Unpacking Kinetiko's gas development concept which has the potential to achieve a cleaner energy transition solution for SA

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Kinetiko Energy is listed on the Australian stock exchange and focuses on onshore gas exploration in South Africa. Kinetiko have been exploring for the resource in South Africa over a number of years and they recently announced that a reassessment of their multi-block resources, revealed a midpoint or 2C contingent resource of around 6 tcf of gas.

Listen as Nick describes this most significant and exciting moment in Kinetiko’s corporate journey in South Africa to date, as he shares details on what could potentially become South Africa’s largest onshore LNG project and a development concept which has the potential to achieve a cleaner energy transition solution for South Africa

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