h,if I can add just one or two questions as it will be...

h,

if I can add just one or two questions as it will be impossible for me to travel to it this year and next.

SF1. How much of an achievement is drilling laterals of that length at the BBW pilot (?) and what kind of industry analogies are out there at present. i.e how much of this is cutting edge?

SF2. Are the coals gas saturated at BBW (cant remember if its the Bohena or Hoskissons they drilled?)? Context: this has can have a very significant effect on the time to gas flow as you have a lot more water to move which is an even bigger problem when you have such a large pilot.

SF3. Are the 'shield wells' producing gas better than the actual pilot?

SF4. Is it possible that the pilots performance has been degraded while it was shut in waiting for the rods?

SF5. Given the orienatation of the pilot, are they experiencing production in the Western wells and not in the East yet? Context: from a brief look at the stratigraphic cross section that they included in their Merriman charts (page 26) shows the basin dip towards the centre.

SF6. Also on the stratigraphic, noting the depths you are running the pilot at, are you not also concerned that the coals are being 'recharged' from water up dip of the current pilot? Or was this not expected due to the heavy face cleating/fracture orientation in the seam?


Cheers and many thanks if you do get the time to ask these h. Your continued dedication to the ESG threads adds significant calue to my HC experience :)


SF