I must admit that I’m a bit concerned too...
@mir911 you quoted SN:
“These strong water rates are indicative that it is still early days in the depressurisation”
But BHP currently at 300PSi indicates that there ist not much depressurization left for Jaws-1...
Isn’t it possible that water rates could drop of very quickly when the reservoir is already at these low BHP levels?
Am I completely wrong, if I assume that gas rates should now increase exponentially to prove Jaws to be commercial viable?
Perhaps fellow Stikers with deep technical understanding like @psi81 or mir911 could share their view on the technical status quo presented today... I would highly appreciate your views...
I must admit that I’m a bit concerned too... @mir911 you quoted...
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