mel's riflebird e6 desorb results, geo help?, page-18

Thanks so much for taking the time, Gazman.
I think I even understood some of it.lol.

I an interested in this part of your last post.

"The other issue in the Clarence Moreton is that unlike many other coal basins there are clean sandstone units that can act as reservoirs. Higher levels of ethane and other hydrocarbons indicates the gas is of a thermogenic source i.e. has been generated by maturation of the coal."

From ROG 21 Feb.
Also importantly, gas analysis of samples taken during laboratory testing has shown significant ethane content
with some samples containing up to "25% ethane." Gas with a substantial ethane content have a much higher
energy content per volume than gas that is primarily composed of methane.

Is "25% ethane" high. The reason I'm asking, is that Riflebird lead to The Kingfisher well. A Conventional gas well from the sand stone.Kingfisher 2C (Pmean)77 Bcf 2C (P10) 284 Bcf
ROG make constant reference's to Kingfisher when talking about Annvale.

Would love your thoughts and tec, on this.

ROG. 23 Feb.
Red Sky?s Managing Director Rohan Gillespie commented; ?The flare was twice the size of the one from our
Talma #1 well.

Does a bigger Flare mean anything, or is it just pretty. lol. Re, my fare is bigger than your fare.

Thanks again Gazman. (you don't know what you've started.lol)