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Beetaloo Energy picked up its pace markedly in May after its development activities were delayed three months by heavy wet-season rains. To get the ball rolling, a $35 million jumbo placement was put away at 16 cents a share before the company fired the starter’s gun to open up its massive horizontal Carpentaria-5H well.

Stimulation of the hole roared to life in mid-June. Oilfield heavyweight Halliburton rolled in with a monster 42,000 horsepower spread to punch more than 60 fracture stages into a 3.3-kilometre section of the Velkerri B Shale, making it the biggest fracture attempted in the Beetaloo sub-basin.

By early July, the program was hailed a resounding success, with Halliburton driving 67 slickwater fracks into the rock at breakneck pace.

Water and sand were pumped underground at more than 100 barrels a minute, cracking open up to five stages a day. In total, a staggering 11,000 tonnes of sand was rammed into the shale - about 337,000 pounds per stage - to keep the fractures wedged wide open.

Beetaloo Energy says the well has now been cleaned out and allowed to soak for a month before the all-important flow testing gets underway. The tests are due to start any day now.

They will run for 30 days with results expected by late September. A strong performance from C-5H would go a long way towards proving up the basin’s commercial potential, setting the scene for pilot production.

Beetaloo Energy has even more reason to be upbeat right now, after neighbour Tamboran Resources revealed a standout result from its Shenandoah South 2H sidetrack well.

Tamboran’s 1671m horizontal well was drilled into the same Velkerri B shale and pumped out an impressive initial rate of 6.8 million cubic feet of gas a day over its first 60 days, easing only slightly to 6.4MMcf/d. In a dramatic twist, production ticked up to 6.5MMcf/d between days 60 and 90 – without a single downhole tweak and even as wellhead pressure eased.

In late June, Beetaloo Energy also secured another vital piece of the puzzle when the area’s traditional owners, the Mambaliya Rrumburriya Wuyaliya Aboriginal Land Trust, formally consented to the sale of appraisal gas at an on-country meeting convened by the Northern Land Council.

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Beetaloo Energy high-stakes flow test to unlock first NT shale gas

It has been a busy few months for junior gas player Beetaloo Energy Australia as it moves towards a major milestone of flow testing ahead of production at the company’s Carpentaria-5H well in the Northern Territory’s massive Beetaloo sub-basin.

With a high-stakes flow test just around the corner and a crucial commercial green light on the horizon, the traders are piling in. Beetaloo Energy’s share price has roared to life, more than doubling from its May low of 15.5 cents to hit a sizzling 32 cents, signalling what could be just around the corner.

If the company can pull it off, it will be the first time that commercial quantities of shale gas have been produced in the territory. More importantly, it could also prove once and for all that the sub-basin has the muscle to eventually rival Australia’s mighty North West Shelf.

Adding to the high-stakes moment, the Northern Territory Government has signed a long-term offtake agreement with Beetaloo Energy and is banking on the emerging producer to deliver a minimum of 25 terajoules of gas a day – with an option to lift that to 35TJ if production fires as planned – to help plug a looming supply crunch.

A rapidly declining offshore supply of gas from ENI’s underperforming Blacktip field has forced the territory’s primary energy provider, Power and Water Corporation, to strike expensive emergency gas import deals with Queensland suppliers and it is now shelling out millions on pipeline upgrades.

With more than 90 per cent of the territory’s power coming from gas-fired generation, a market hungry for supply is likely to seize on any positive news out of Beetaloo Energy.

Beetaloo Energy is sitting on a gas giant in the heart of the Northern Territory. Its acreage spans the thickest known section of the highly prospective Velkerri Shale formations in the Beetaloo Basin, with an average gross thickness of 300 metres, making it a geological sweet spot for shale gas development.

The company’s independently assessed contingent resource clocks in at a hefty 1.6 trillion cubic feet (TCF) of dry gas in the high-quality 2C category, meaning its discovery has been confirmed and is considered potentially recoverable with reasonable certainty.

Zooming out, the broader Beetaloo Basin itself is estimated to contain more than 200TCF of gas, positioning the company front and centre of what could be one of Australia’s most significant energy developments.

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https://x.com/SaItinerant/status/1962574316173959569

''Solgold was a Canadian company with an asset (Cascabel) in Ecuador. And Solgold was not allowed to simply sell Cascabel under the Investment Canada Act without permission from the Canadian government. They're solving that now by moving to Switzerland.''

https://x.com/MaartenVerheyen/status/1962413615287275589

https://www.ntnews.com.au/news/northern-territory/panel-discussion-major-projects-infrastructure/video/2f507504094e49a895467896b6c0bb96

panel discussion: major projects infrastructure

sean fleming, executive general manager gas transmission and storage, apa, alex underwood, chief executive officer, beetaloo energy, peter dummett, chief executive officer, darwin port, adam giles, chief executive officer, han**** agriculture and s. kidman & co with moderator matt cunningham, northern australia correspondent, sky news.

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Will CMOC come sniffing now they're in Ecuador?

As Dan put SOLG up for sale?

Dan Vujcic, CEO, commented:

"As we advance Cascabel into development, we're not only simplifying and improving our execution plan but also our corporate structure with the express aim of unlocking substantial value for our shareholders. Establishing our base in Switzerland creates a sizable uplift to post-tax cash flow over the life of mine of the asset, enhancing the financeability and overall economics of what is already a high-return proposition, one that I continue to believe is significantly undervalued compared to peers and precedents. I'm focussed on catalysts to rectify this."

Interesting indeed

Gold price doing goldies a real favour

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Yes, interesting update from CA

Https://ntresourcesweek.com.au/seaaoc/agenda/

Tamboran delivering the Beetaloo to grow the Northern Territory and Australian economies and secure energy for the future - Dick Stoneburner, Chair and Interim Chief Executive Officer, Tamboran Resources

PANEL DISCUSSION | What will a mature shale gas industry look like?

Examining the benefits and opportunities

Lessons from the US shale industry – What can we expect?

Employment opportunities & benefits

Developing supply chain capability for the resource’s projects in the NT

What sort of leakage are we seeing to other states?

What can be done to foster more local capabilities?

Meeting the demands to support growth

Planning for a circular economy

Moderator: Alister Trier, Chief Executive, Department of Mining and Energy, Northern Territory Government

Matt Kuper, Director of Strategic Business, Liberty Energy

Faron Thibodeaux, Chief Operations Officer, Tamboran Resources

Daniel McCormick, CEO, ICN NT

Hayley Richards, Chief Executive Officer, Department of Trade, Business and Asian Relations, Northern Territory Government

4:30

Connecting the Beetaloo Basin to Markets

Adam Watson, Chief Executive Officer & Managing Director, APA Group

4:50

Intelligent Fracturing: The Journey in Australia

Eric Holley, Vice President of Production Enhancement, Halliburton

"We have scrapped third-party merits review and ended the era of green lawfare, sending a clear message to industry that the Beetaloo is green-lit and moving forward."

"This $210 million in private investment means 200 local jobs, new royalty streams, and the certainty that the NT is open for business. Make no mistake - the Northern Territory is ready to drive the nation's energy future."

Minister for Mining and Energy Gerard Maley said the approvals prove the NT is ready to lead on energy, reinforcing the CLP Government's Rebuilding the Economy Strategy.

"In our year of action, certainty and security these investments will not only deliver gas to power the Territory but also create real opportunities for Territorians, from skilled jobs to local supply contracts," he said.

"Ensuring Territorians are at the heart of these developments creates long-term economic and employment opportunities, while positioning the NT as a world-class energy hub."

This week, the Department of Mining and Energy will host Northern Australia's premier mining industry conference as part of NT Resources Week. here

The 2025 program will bring together industry leaders, investors, policymakers and explorers to discuss the opportunities and challenges shaping the Territory's resources future.

Key themes include:

Navigating the international landscape under the new Trump Administration, global tariffs, and shifting trade dynamics.Insights into the record gold price, the booming critical minerals sector, and the NT's role in meeting global demand.Updates from major mines operating across the Territory.New exploration initiatives and project development in the Tennant Creek and Barkly regions.Company updates from leading exploration firms active across Northern Australia.Focus on regional accommodation projects and the potential upgrades to Tennant Creek Airport to support industry growth.

Tamboran Resources Chair and Interim CEO, Dick Stoneburner, will also provide an update on Tamboran's development milestones during the NT Resources Week Conference, held 3-4 September in Darwin.

https://www.miragenews.com/from-dream-to-reality-beetaloo-unlocked-1524358/

1 September 2025

The Finocchiaro CLP Government is unlocking the full potential of the Beetaloo Sub-basin, approving two game-changing infrastructure projects worth $210 million that will fuel economic growth, create more than 200 jobs, and deliver long-term prosperity for Territorians.

Work begins this month on the Territory's first-ever Beetaloo pipeline, with APA Group investing $70 million to deliver the 37-kilometre Sturt Plateau Pipeline. The pipeline will connect Tamboran Resources' Shenandoah South Project to the Amadeus Gas Pipeline - the backbone of the Territory's gas network stretching from Alice Springs to Darwin.

Separately, Tamboran has secured approval from Traditional Owners, the Northern Land Council and the NT Government to recover appraisal gas for sale from Exploration Permit 98 under the Petroleum Act 1984 (NT), paving the way for construction of the $140 million Sturt Plateau Compression Facility.

Together, these projects establish the first clear pathway to market for Beetaloo gas - unlocking royalties, powering Territory homes and businesses, and cementing the NT's place as an energy powerhouse.

Chief Minister Lia Finocchiaro said the investment marks a turning point for the Territory's economy.

"This is the action and discipline of the CLP Government delivering real results. In our first year, we put our heads down and focused on reducing crime and rebuilding the economy - and now we're seeing this important resource finally moving after a decade of wasted time under Labor."

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Falcon Oil & Gas Ltd.

Form 51-102F1

Management’s Discussion & Analysis

For the Three and Six Months Ended 30 June 2025 :

''Falcon Australia is uniquely placed as the only party with an interest across all checkboard pieces.

Valuation of acreage

Furthermore, on 13 May 2025 it was announced that Daly Waters and Tamboran Corp had entered a binding agreement

whereby Daly Waters will acquire a non-operating and non-controlling interest across 100,000 acres within two areas

of Tamboran Corp’s post-checkerboard acreage position for a consideration of $15 million, equating to $150/acre. The

$150/acre would translate to a valuation of Falcon Australia’s acreage at a minimum of $150 million''