HyTerra hasn’t used the word “trap” yet, but they’ve dropped hints. At Sue Duroche 3, they found good rock features like fractures and porosity, and now they’re watching pressure build-up over time, that only makes sense if they think gas is being held in place. Plus, hydrogen showed up in one part of the well and helium deeper down, which suggests there’s some sort of seal between the two zones.
Dirk Smit’s Playbook in Action – Blythe 13-20 Could Be the Game-Changer, page-3
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