Ann: Daydream-2 Operations Update, page-83

Nice work....but as we know, we're in fairly unique territory here geologically (and depths)....some similarities of course, but it's all still a bit of a mystery with potential unknown unknowns to emerge as we've experienced so far- (we didn't expect free flowing conventional gas at 4200+ metres, yet here we are...+ clay rims ala analogous with Perth Basin, etc)

Interestingly- They plan though to try and flow the top section coals independently before the combined unified multi-zone flow.
That's the exciting part (well....just one of the exciting parts!) of this process for me.

A stimulated Lorelle flowing on it's own at higher than the previous stabilised 1.3 mmcfd rate will be fantastic in itself....delicious if it can get anywhere near a sustained "commercially viable" benchmark of 2.5mm.

AND then throw in that coal section (which won't have great flow rates, BUT if we can log decent enough viable rates it'll prove the experiment works and then we can extrapolate at scale given the potential 25-30 tcf in the coals to determine contingent reserves)

Potentially these 2 independent flow zones prove up....and that's BEFORE the 6 zone comingled unified flow rate.

Not long now till we start getting more of an idea of what we have down below....exciting stuff!