annual report, page-102

"What we have to also consider though, is that the water that I am pumping, is a lot cleaner than the one that a CSG well would pump."

Yep, and that's a further point of note too Buddy.

At least in the formative stages of bedding in a new field/hole/pilot, ESG if using submersibles, would need to choke it to a lowish volume because of the likelhood of solids in the mix. They of course are the only guys to answer this accurately. if they would, but unless you instal apump with stainless steel impellors there's arisk of chopping out the pump pretty quickly and losing further efficiency quite quickly.

Expensive and time consuming if you have to retrieve the pump from those depths to inspect, maintain or replace.

Yes, I agree, I never understood what Casey was on about with a shaft,IF they are using submersibles, the kind of which I am familiar with.

Rgds,

Lilac