@Vivelin. The Proactive Investors report of 28th Feb 2023 stated that Nomgon wells 8 &9 produced for at least 100 days at 200,000 scf/d. Nomgon well 9 produced 75% of the total. It could have flowed at that rate for longer than 100 days, but I cannot find any later news reports.
As you're probably aware CSG wells are unconventional and I agree that the initial flow rate is relatively short-lived, which is why there's a need to drill many closely spaced wells when developing the resource.
Currently, we are interested in knowing what the short-lived flow rate might be once the pressure decreases below the critical desorption pressure. If the latest report from TMK Energy is correct and well LF-2 is producing at 4 m3/hr (or 3.4 mscf/d) prior to reaching desorption pressure, then based on the same flow duration (100 days), LF-2 needs to increase by 44-times to match Nomgon-9. It seems to be a massive difference.
If all 6 wells are currently producing at 465 m3/d, the total flow rate will need to increase 11.75 times following desorption to achieve the minimum requirement (5,000 m3/d) for the MOU. If you think this is achievable then no worries.
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