@BasVermeulen: "Unless you are referring to the flow needed to...

@BasVermeulen: "Unless you are referring to the flow needed to break even, in which case: you are right, the flow rates ONLY need to increase by 0.2-0.03 mmcfpd from the pre-stim number to break even. And that is even without fracking and flowing the other zones."

The pre-stim flow rate was 1.3 mmscf/d and the breakeven flow rate has been set at 2.5 mmscf/d. So, the required increase in flow rate needs to be 1.2 mmscf/d, which is very close to doubling the pre-stim flow rate. Hydraulic fraccing usually improves the flow rate by 2-times to 3-times. I was expecting 3 * 1.3 = 3.9 mmscf/d plus some additional drawdown during a flow test to reach about 4.5 mmscf/d from the deep high-pressure zone.