@2020Mustang. Interesting possibility. Formation damage may have...

@2020Mustang. Interesting possibility. Formation damage may have occurred after fracking which can result in a positive skin factor on the face of the fracture. Ideally, it would be good to know the well test results - was the final skin factor less negative than expected eg -1 or -2 instead of -3? However, the skin factor is also a function of the fractured length.

The Lorelle achieved an average post-stim flow rate of 2.3 mmscfd compared to a pre-stim flowcrate of 1.3 mmscfd. That equates to a 77% increase in well productivity. We would normally expect an increase of 100% to 200%.

Following stimulation the upper 5 zones. I wonder if Condor has the flexibility to go back to the Lorelle to re-perf and te-stimulate those sands? Could be beneficial.