IGas announces significant rise in gas-in-place at UK shale basin
The UK-focused company has announced a rise in gas-in-place at its Bowland Shale acreage from approximately 9 trillion ft3 up to a potential maximum of 172.3 trillion ft3.
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The UK-focused company has announced a rise in gas-in-place at its Bowland Shale acreage from approximately 9 trillion ft3 up to a potential maximum of 172.3 trillion ft3.
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