less water maybe more gas?, page-3

1000 bwp/d appears to be from k2/3 only. They have also said K1 is seeing reduced water flows as they suggested it would as they approach the next desorption event. It is hard to know what k4 is contributing, if anything. I think it is likely to be small.
If k1 has transitioned from intermittent, then to consistent, to a now constant flare then I would assume k2/3 wells would be seeing a good pick up in gas flows too. They seem to be concentrating around the k1 well though in their reporting as k2/3 is providing shielding and it has a pump set-up that won't cavitate on gas desorption. Whether they then switch to k2/3 reporting will depend on how they go as the gas comes on. K3 is the best performing well so you would have to think that it would be seeing reasonable gas now if k1 is flowing constantly.