So correct me if I am wrong as I have been out of the loop; the current issue is pressure which im guessing is related depth and the the problem they are having is when the volume of gas increases they are struggling to continue to dewater (because of sudden pressure changes recharge?).
There are several "setup" solutions to this I would assume but the current plan is sink a new hole with a big frack to connect to the existing network with a goal of allowing them to depressurize in a more linear fashion (no sudden spikes in gas) so as to produce sustained flows?
This seems a little bit to simple, what am I missing, is there an issue with permeability/porosity/gas density/water volumes etc. What I am missing? Whats the time frame for this?
Gas has gotta be looking good, page-5
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