7.6 mmcfd at a tubing head pressure of 165-170 psi. Together with the condensate production as set out below, this equates to some 1,570 barrels of oil equivalent using a general energy conversion factor of 6,000 cubic feet of gas equivalent to one barrel of oil.
Measurements of condensate production during these stabilised flow periods were consistently at 40 barrels per million cubic feet of gas.
Eric’s Long Goodbye underway.
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