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Sure, it is real.

Regarding the history of exploration in Guyana and Suriname. Here's some slides that may be interesting. There is also hint at the Cretaceous play in Trinidad.

https://www.searchanddiscovery.com/documents/2020/30669moonan/ndx_moonan.pdf

They can drill both Kraken and Steelhead.

…to avvoid being out of control.
If they were crossing a fault, pressure differential across the fault can cause problems…

Monkey, there are often good reasons to why we are kept outside the truth. The company is working its ass off to secure and build as much value as possible for the shareholders. Eventually the issues will be adressed and the gas will flow.
Coho news will soon be released.

Looking into the future, speculator? I would have thought that we should get the logging results before running the production string…

Oh, come on guys! XM tweeted from the conference where different persons and companies presented different stuff. Don’t take his tweets out of context…

Cruse

Just one comment to the overpressure discussion - For those folks who are trying to understand if Cascadura was overpressured or not -

https://wiki.aapg.org/Overpressure_causes

And yes Cascadura most definitely is overpressured

They will always use best production practise meaning draining the reservoar as good as possible.
Txp expects to flow the two wells at around 90 mmcf + liquids after a month. Then both wells should have cleaned up.

5000 when developed?? I don’t follow you here…
Casca #1 and Casca deep will go online at the same time around april as for now.
Txp expects those two wells to produce around 90 mmcf/d.
That is converted to 15000 boed. In addition those two wells will also produce some thousands bbls/d of liquids…

Star Valley is on route to WD-4
Spud in about 2 weeks

This can be really exciting to attend :

https://aapg.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_6vUolP4yTLe8vUZetwRxdw

They have different casing points down the tube. This need some extra time. And the drill will slow down when entering the high pressure zones.

…so I guess your 15th is a bit optimistic.

The drilling of Royston is estimated to 45-60 days with 45 days as the lowermost. So we can hope for a TD in late September around week 39. They are planning for testing shortly after finished drilling.

Ahh, auto correct?? orange color area

Bass is a Herrera prospect. Orange Colorado marking on the presentation.

It is not that easy! I guess the worst thing Paul has done is not explaining how things work in Trinidad.

And by the way - how can you ship in things when it is a curfew? And how will you transport when the roads are washed away and bridges damaged? Why not fix the roads?
Curfew…
Patience people, patience. I guess the delays will be hard to remember in a year, and that the updates ahead will explain…

Monkey-Junkey, comparing Trinidad with Norway or Canada is like comparing apples and tomatoes. Ok they are round and can be eaten, but that’s it.
In Trinidad it can take 3 weeks to get a permission that takes a day in Canada or even hours.
The curfew stopped all road construction for weeks etc

It is Trinidad… but they are making progress especially in the minestry.
Patience… and then the shorters will burn

Trinidad has not developed onshore gasproduction for decades. The know how and procedures don’t exist in the minestry. Going from scratch takes time. But they make good progess, Mr.Young pushes to get things done.

Another issue is the lack of equipement. There is one onshore testrig/crew on the island. Delay at one site affects the rest.
And the covid restrictions delayed everything both paperwork and construction f.ex roadconstruction

Upon all this we have weather issues. Heavy rain damages roads and bridges and tropical storms halt work at the sites.
Paul, Xavier and co work 24-7 to develop this multibillion project to the best for the company and shareholders.
The next pressreleses will explain much of the delays and what they have been working with.
The Coho deal is very near, rig is moving in as we speak at Royston and pressure testing is ongoing at Chinook.
Sit back, be patience and let the shorters burn