There's nothing wrong with the gas, its just drier on the North side of the field, wetter on the South side.
When they manage the field for production they may opt to produce from the South which is richer in condensate, strip the condensate from the gas coming out of the North side, and pump the dry gas back into the South side to optimise condensate recovery from the Wetter side of the field, but this is a long way off yet. To feed a gas fired power plant in the short term plan it will be fine.
There's nothing wrong with the gas, its just drier on the North...
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