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...So how much longer ???

This from the "Norwesterly" ten days ago.

"Where are we in the program?

Carynginia Formation (Lower 2890 – 2940m, Middle 2824 – 2875m): The current status of the well is that clean-up and flowback on the Carynginia Formation is underway. As this edition of Norwesterly goes to print, a positive result has been obtained in that with only ~50% of the injected frac fluids returned to surface, an early peak rate of 350,000 standard cubic feet per day (scf/d) was recorded, and it is anticipated that this gas rate will improve significantly once sufficient frac fluids have been produced back to surface."

..and I liked this:

"It is important to note that the Carynginia Formation flowed at 4MMscf/d from the Arrowsmith-1 well when it was drilled in the mid-sixties, and this well was not fracture stimulated. The Arrowsmith-1 well is located just 400 metres away from Arrowsmith-2."