Independent Resources Continues Partner Hunt

Thursday, January 21, 2016

Independent Resources in Tunisia is continuing to look for a farm in partner for its Ksar Hadada license.

Towards its efforts to find a farm-in partner, the company petitioned ETAP, the state-run oil and gas company for data from a neighboring block and it recently received approval from ETAP for the data trade.

Independent Resources believes that the technical information on the neighboring field, which is on production after the drilling of multiple successful wells and which is geologically analogous to Ksar Hadada, will be of value to prospective partners in understanding Ksar Hadada’s potential.

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