
Bow currently has two drill rigs and one work-over rig on wet weather standby, but does not expect associated costs to be significantly above that already budgeted. Drilling was originally planned to recommence in late January. A seismic program that was planned for the second week of January over parts of the Blackwater CSG field will be delayed at no additional cost until access is re-established.
Access to the Blackwater power station construction site has been restricted due to the closure of the Bluff-Jellinbah Road and construction will recommence once conditions are improved.
The current floods have clearly been devastating for the communities in which Bow operates and it will be some time before the towns and businesses fully recover. To assist the relief process Bow has donated to the Queensland Premier's Flood Relief Appeal.
Bow CEO, John de Stefani, said "While the impact of the Queensland floods has been minimal to Bow, the impact on our communities has been significant so we will continue to support local businesses as much as possible.
Despite some delays, we remain committed to achieving our key targets for 2011 of achieving commercial gas flow rates, delivering additional reserves (targeting 1,250PJ 2P and 6,200PJ 3P), progressing development approvals for gas fields and pipelines and completing the Blackwater Power Project".
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John De StefaniChief Executive Officer
Bow Energy Limited
Tel: +61-7-3238-6300
http://www.bowenergy.com.au
Vic Palanyk
Chief Operating Officer
Bow Energy Limited
Tel: +61-7-3238-6300
http://www.bowenergy.com.au
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