RE: Afternoon12 Aug 2021 10:33
Hi BP, I tried to find some info on this last night but couldn’t find actual thickness. The cane creek reservoir is massively unexplored and they believe less than 4% of the oil in place has been extracted.
The best bet is to read the RNS that have been issued and watch CHs presentations.
However there is not just the cane creek in play anymore but also overlying reserves that they have identified of oil and gas. They recovered even more data from these on the second lateral drill which is being further analysed.
This is an equally important part from an rns:
“Zephyr has worked closely with a project team led by the University of Utah's Energy & Geoscience Institute ("EGI"), in collaboration with the Utah Geological Survey (the "UGS") and other Utah-based partners (together, the "Project Team"). The Project Team's analysis of the Paradox Basin is sponsored by the U.S. Department of Energy and its National Energy Technology Laboratory (the "DOE")”
The partnership that ZPHR has with this is brilliant in moving this project forward.
If you also google paradox and cane creek there is also a lot of data available. It also brings up the supporting documents from the DOE and the sponsorship.