RE: Make own minds up13 Sep 2020 09:48
Richard Chaffe CFO on the water injector:
"So the reserves at the moment are just working off the existing wells that we have. If you put in the water injector, then what you do is you actually extend the life of those wells. So you start – you increase your reserves and, in fact, we move some of those 2C numbers to reserves, purely by putting in the water injector alone.
So that increases your reserves significantly. So one piece of infrastructure does that. And then, subsequent to that, that then clearly gives you a stable base for which then to consider additional producer or producers as is required as we see how the field develops at that point.
So effectively, it’s a staged process. So it doesn’t need to all happen at once. But we do believe that first and the most appropriate step based on our work so far would be to put the water injector in".
Anyone have a clue how.much additional production and longevity the water injector would buy? How much bang for 75 million usd? This is a crucial question..