Good Morning Seahunt,My research indicates that gas is the most...

Good Morning Seahunt,

My research indicates that gas is the most likely result of the Irwin River Coal Measures. From what I have read, the biggest chance for condensate is the Kockatea Shale. The Kockatea Shale has displayed oil at a nunber of sites. These sites include:
MtHorner, Arrowsmith, Mt Adams, and North Erregulla.
Not the word Arrowsmith above.

Whilst condensates may be found in the IRCM I doubt it will be of any significance although Arrowsmith 1 did record condensates in the IRCM, just can't find any record of how much so this tells me that it wasn't significant.
My money is on the Kockatea shale for condensates but hey the IRCM is 330 mtrs thick so who knows.

Have a look at that figure,"330 metres".
The gas coming out of the 22 metres of High Cliff Sandstone is significant when you scale it up for horizontal fraccing.
Therefore the mind boggles when you start to consider the IRCM at 330 metres.

Kind Regards,