Hi Murray 146.....
What a awesome announcement once again.....
My little summary of key points and a thew of my own views and researched interviews I have watched and listened too over the time :
● Significant reduction in well approvals time line at Voyager and they expects the trend to continue over the hole permitting process. ( I recall it will now only take 4 months for the approval process )
●Voyagers has 2 wells ready to be drilled in October at a proven area of +8% high-grade Helium at 98% purity.
●Voyager has another 4 wells ready to be drilled in November with a huge potential of a +8% He grade.
●Voyager now has a total of 6 production wells locations to be drilled at Voyagers proven, with a very high potential of +8% high-grade Helium composition in its 134ft gas column in its one of two levels of Lyons formation.
●Voyagers Drill Rig will be drilling a large diameter bore hole to enhance the flow rate of raw He Gas to surface
( Brilliant idea Trent ).
●Voyagers Prospect area has been compared to the historic Model Dome average 8% He grade ( that has historically flowed at...1MMCF... of raw gas / day... DYOR )
● IMO, Voyager area now has the potential to house maybe another 6 wells at +8%He grade , and now a total of 20 potential HE wells at +8%He grade in the Voyager Prospect are for production ....Absolutely Awesome potential...
●The total Helium production and operation cost to BNL too produce 98% purity helium loaded onto trucks at the front gate is only US$100 to US$120/ mcf...lol this is Absolutely awesome result fir BNL shareholders.
and I believe this could get even better ..lol
●The costs to produce liquid 99.9995 grade Helium from our 98% purity helium gas produced is an extra US$150.00/mcf..DYOR
( currently 99.9995 grade He is now worth
US +$3,000/mcf )
●( a HotCopper member posted a link of a radio interview with Trent Spry , where the radio announcer asked the question to Trent on how much would it cost to produce
high quality liquid Helium 99.9995 grade.....Trent replied reluctantly about an extra US150.00/ mcf....lol
DYOR
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( this could be massive DYOR )
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Over the last 3 years I've seen my fair share of rocket ships from the BOD that just when I thought we had lift off, the rockets failed and we went back to testing. Now I'm seeing pictures of superyachts that haven't even been built yet and are seemingly about to leave the port. lol
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