Below is an interesting read. I think it comes from a source that is somewhat of a skeptic of tight gas. I am no expert in this field but one point raised in the article is that the production rates at Jonah, a world class tight tight gas field fell by greater than 70% per year. As such the key to the Warro gas fields long term commerciality (is that a word?) is the ability of the well to maintain decent flow rates over a sustained period of time. This is going to take a while before key decisions can be made. Having said that the initial results are encouraging. I believe this is a point that poster Occam has brought up (and apologies if I am stating the obvious).
