Gday CEO,
There are a few variables involved. Many barrels of frac fluid injected into the formations, that reach deep into each zone. Once flowback starts, it will be at a slow or optimum rate to not only allow the water to be pushed back effectively, but also to ensure separators/ knock-out drums are capable of dealing with the erratic nature of slugging water volumes. So there are limiting factors at play, but also as more water is recovered, rates of gas flow may be allowed to increase without overwhelming facilities with water/condensate. They can only deal with predictable, limited volumes of liquids in their remote location.
I think once most of the water is recovered, and Eric states usually only 40-80% is recovered, then flowrates can be tested definitively from each zone via tracers.
So i dont believe we should be concerned about recovery rates, as Buru themselves are limiting recovery. Look at the very positive nature of Erics TGS update, with the word Excellent being a clear sign to myself, that this wet gas accumulation is pretty fckn special.
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I really want to know where a production facility will be set up, whether Coogee chemicals will produce methanol from the same plant, whether James price point will ever play a role with Buru, and whether the Yulleroo conventionals are being understated in potential, and influence on locaton of a production facility.
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