Perhaps others with more experience in geology and gas fields may take this further. Since writing the post and thinking a bit more.......In my simplistic view the presence of biogenic recharge is interesting because it suggests...... if there is a lot of it..... there is additional methane present (from the Biogenic source) in the Clarance Morton basin. Compared to that which one may expect from normal coal seam basin (ie methane adsorbed onto the coal). Could account for the overpressurised wells and gas flow without much water. Just a thought. However would like to see input from the experts on this point.
Regards Dogbone
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