New GPP rules

And the net pay maps shown

New rules introduced recently by the AER allow quicker GPP in some circumstances. This applicant gladly found the rules in his favor, but not until after he paid for an application. The service that submitted the application should have known better. At Proven, we'll tell you if you don't need an application.

He also showed his net pay map when he put it in the public domain. Any geological or geophysical data you add to an AER application is in the public domain the minute you apply.

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Tags: Flood, Exploration

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