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Brookside Energy kicks off phase-two drilling program in SWISH AOI

PERTH, WA - News Direct - 29 September 2022 - Brookside Energy Ltd (ASX:BRK) managing director David Prentice speaks with Andrew Scott about securing a rig for the Wolf Pack Well. This is a vital precursor to starting the Phase Two development drilling program in the SWISH Area of Interest in Oklahoma's world-class Anadarko Basin.

"Latshaw provided us with the great people and equipment for the drilling of our very first operated well in SWISH - our wonderfully successful Jewell Well," says Prentice.


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