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Eni discovers gas off Sicily

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July 22, 2008

MILAN, Italy—Eni SpA has made "a new, significant" natural gas discovery off the coast of Sicily, the Italian gas and oil company said Tuesday.

The find was made in the Cassiopea 1 field in the Sicilian Strait 22 kilometers (14 miles) off Agrigento. The field is 60-percent owned by Eni and 40-percent by Edison.

Preliminary tests show production of 190,000 cubic meters of gas a day, which Eni said confirms the high potential of the Sicilian Strait deep offshore area, which also includes the Panda and Argo fields.

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