Latest Hydraulic Stimulation News

Beetaloo Energy Australia Limited has completed a $35 million capital raise and successfully finished hydraulic stimulation of its Carpentaria-5H well, setting the stage for production expected in 2026. Traditional Owner consent and strong liquidity underpin the company’s next development phase.

Beetaloo Energy has completed the longest hydraulic stimulation in the Beetaloo Basin at its Carpentaria-5H well, paving the way for upcoming flow testing and potential production milestones.

Beetaloo Energy has begun hydraulic stimulation on its record-length Carpentaria-5H well in the Beetaloo Basin, aiming to unlock enhanced gas production with advanced techniques. Results from the upcoming production test will be pivotal for the company’s pilot project and future development plans.

Empire Energy Group has launched a $28 million equity raise to finance critical development activities in the Beetaloo Basin, targeting first gas sales from its Carpentaria Pilot Project in 2025. The capital raise, combined with a $65 million financing package, underpins the company’s ambition to commercialize one of Australia’s largest low-CO2 shale gas resources.

Empire Energy Group reported significant cash outflows in Q1 2025 driven by exploration and infrastructure investments but bolstered its liquidity with new financing facilities, including a Midstream Infrastructure Facility for the Carpentaria Gas Plant.

Empire Energy Group is advancing its Carpentaria-5H well hydraulic stimulation scheduled for June 2025, alongside preparations for the Carpentaria Gas Plant construction, aiming to commence gas sales from EP187 by late 2025 or early 2026.

Tamboran Resources has launched a major hydraulic stimulation campaign for its SS-2H ST1 and SS-3H wells in the Beetaloo Basin, deploying advanced Liberty Energy equipment to boost production efficiency and support Northern Territory energy supply.