Yes, higher condensate rates are choking back the gas, because liquids are very heavy and incompressible.
Lifting all that mass to surface takes a lot of work, and limits flow.
4tj/d from all zones, 900bbl/day condensate. (6,000 litres per hour)
7tj/d, excluding the wettest zones, 400bbl/day condensate. (2,650 litres per hour)
"Oh no! My clean gas is contaminated with all this expensive condensate!
If I keep testing I will run out of storage for volatile liquids. I will be forced to shut down the entire plant."
Yes, higher condensate rates are choking back the gas, because...
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