
Interfax spoke to Luke Havemann, a Johannesburg-based oil and gas specialist at law firm ENS, about the new hydraulic fracturing regulations published in South Africa this year.
Interfax: Are there any major problems with the regulations?
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Access free country profile ››Interfax spoke to Luke Havemann, a Johannesburg-based oil and gas specialist at law firm ENS, about the new hydraulic fracturing regulations published in South Africa this year.
Interfax: Are there any major problems with the regulations?
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