I asked Jeff about this and what you said is untrue according to the annoucements. Hydrates were fixed, valves were turned on extremely slowly, some wells floqwed measured rates (up to 7mmcfpd) to atmosphere before being connected, some wells were shut off due to Questars own maintenance, some wells were turned of due to commissioning and some were off due to the need to restrict calibrate) the amount of presure/load on each well so as not to cause surges and hydrate formation.
Some zdecember production figures are there, plus about 800K for this latest annonucement if i recall correctly.
Maybe you havent read their reasons, which are crossexamined and confirmed by the fact that we arent he only only business that is witness, it is also questar, the Feild Specialist who needed valves to be turned on to show gas flows exist (reporting criteria) and who needed to have full control of our wells for a couple of weeks while making his report.
This is not a fairytale, it happened, so we have gas and it flows but we have yet to hear of or see a committment from Directors where they say "we are aiming to have every well that is flowing, online and earning money this quarter"/ They are still into the early stages of production and one needs to be patient and look longer term - like the company who may buy us or our asset/s.
Cheers,
Lautrec.
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