RE: Beautiful chart14 Apr 2023 13:10
H2 is expected to produce between 30-40 mmscf/d , over double the current production from H1,
Game changer.
H2 will target Blythe's central high and is a lower risk well, not requiring hydraulic stimulation as Blythe is a more permeable reservoir
- In a success case, H2 would deliver several key benefits:
o Higher gas production rates, expected to be initially in the 30-40 mmscf/d range from H2 after a period of displacing liquids in the Saturn Banks Pipeline, driving higher cash flow
o Lower aqueous liquid arrivals into Bacton, reducing associated costs
o Increase in ultimate recovery of Blythe gas reserves