what likely minimum gas production rate would be needed from Jaws to make the Southern Cooper Basin commercially successful? Currently it is producing at around 40mscf/day whereas WE-2 tested at 69mmscf/d - a factor of more than 1000 times greater. Could Jaws ever likely achieve gas production rates in the order of 10^6 scf/day rather than 10^3 scf/day? What threshold are we looking for to declare commercial success?
Ann: 4Q19 Quarterly Activities Report & 5B, page-24
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