This is interesting, Beetaloo/Empire is placing water at a rate of 26 m3/m lateral length, this on the very highest end being about 2.5X the volume pumped in most North American plays (and 2.5x their previous efforts in the sub-basin). The Woodford was the poster child for higher water volumes at around 20 m3/min last time I looked. The are, after all 'hydraulic' cracks! High volumes and thick reservoirs go together like ham and eggs...or sushi and sake if you prefer.
The sand volumes are very respectable and on par with Tamboran's well at 4 t/m. Overall the frack looks like a similar design, however there must be some serious fluid differences give only half the depth and subsequent changes in stress environment.
I cannot see anywhere that Tamboran released fluid rates on SS2H. Interesting that Beetaloo felt the need to include it in the release...mostly because TBN hasn't.
Empire/Beetaloo may, for a very brief time end up with the 'record' well in the Beetaloo. It's a meaningless statement unless it's a normalized rate, but they may be able to say that shortly.
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