I am a completion engineer so I can help here, you can certainly...

I am a completion engineer so I can help here, you can certainly perforate two seperate zones and seal them. The differential pressure systems and the likely changes required in the process flow due the different LI concentration from the two zones will almost certainly mean you don’t produce from the two zones simultaneously but use a SSD- sliding sleeve door to isolate one zone while the other is producing. This is controlled using hydraulic pressure at surface.

technically, this isn’t particularly too difficult or unique and probably they’d be already planning to do this to have a lower CAPEX well construction. These wells and associated surface facilities cost around 4-5 MM to construct. A lot cheaper to add the SSD to the completions design for an extra 100k and have the operational flexibility to operate two zones from the same well bore

GLTAH and DYOR