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Longford Energy Inc > 5000 barrels/day in 1936= 20000 barrels to
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Comment by Baxter4on Feb 01, 2011 10:22pm
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RE: RE: 5000 barrels/day in 1936= 20000 barrels to

RE: RE: 5000 barrels/day in 1936= 20000 barrels toGenel on their website state the C7 well found oil in commercial quantities. It was too small in 1936 when the other boomer fields were found and oil supply was in surplus. Today is a different story.
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