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60 million cft/day (x365 days)
21900 million cft/year ( divide by 35.2 to convert to cubic metres)
622 billion cubic metres/year

Is this incorrect?

Sorry should read 1.7 billion and 620 billion

" the achievement of first gas in approximately two years at an expected mid case production rate of around 60 million standard cubic feet per day"<br /><br />60 million cubic feet works out at approx. 1.7 cubic metres a day of 620 cubic metres a year which dwarfs the needs of Morocco. Plenty to export to Spain etc.

Gas to power"

The road map for natural gas Development "gas to Power", set up in 2004, is lagging behind. As a reminder, this ambitious plan aims at the realization of a gas terminal to contribute to the importation of the needs of Morocco which are estimated to be about 5 billion cubic meters per year. In a first phase, the priority will be to supply power to power plants with a quantity of approximately 3.5 billion cubic metres per year. The second phase will be to provide certain industries with their estimated natural gas requirements of approximately 1.5 billion cubic metres per year. The overall investment is estimated at nearly 46 billion DH. This plan includes, inter alia, the construction of an LNG port to receive ships loaded with LNG, a regasification plant, combined-cycle power plants totalling 2,400 MW and a gas pipeline connecting the gas terminal to the areas of Consumption of Casablanca, Mohammedia and Kenitra as well as the north.

posted on Saturday 8th September 2018:

https://www.leconomiste.com/article/1033236-tendrara-le-gaz-marocain-commercialise-dans-2-ans

I think you are getting your scuffs mixed up with cubic feet.

http://northafricapost.com/25283-will-morocco-start-marketing-its-gas-in-two-years.html

It is the second article by Motley Fool to compare Sound Energy to another oil and gas company in the last week. It is anattempt to gain publicity by linking to the widely followed Sound Energy. Otherwise what is written will fade into obscurity. It has no relevance and is best ignored. The commentator has to be critical towards Sound of who would care what he has written.

Do you know what they take samples of at the surface - vegetation,rocks or the atmosphere or something else?

Good post.
Surface evidence of oil has also been known about since the 1960's:

" Come and listen to a story about a man named Jed
A poor mountaineer, barely kept his family fed
Then one day he was shootin at some food
And up through the ground came a bubblin' crude
Oil, that is
Black gold, Texas tea"

I think there was a documentary about it.

https://oilvoice.com/Opinion/21834/Sound-Energy-Zenith-Energy

http://www.proactiveinvestors.co.uk/companies/amp/news/204300

From RNS dated 31st August 2018: " We look forward to the approval of our production concession and commencement of our exploration drilling programme in the near future." Now the former is out of the way the latter is about to begin.

I disagree that this RNS will not move the share price. It already has! Each day prior to any Sound RNS the share price is dragged down to a low value in anticipation of an "unleaked" RNS.

https://www.compelo.com/energy/news/sound-energy-and-partners-signs-new-petroleum-pact-with-morocco/

Sorry would should read could.

The shares would be held until just before the deadline and after the results of three wells are known. They might be selling shares now in anticipation of those shares to come. It is a little irrelevant to the outcome of the drills however and is now detached from the opinion of Mr. Parsons as to the success or failure of the upcoming drills.

The percentage of methane is 82% plus a small amount of lower alkanes. I seem to remember Mr. Parsons guiding $7-9. If the maverick in the White House puts a 25% tariff on imported steel the cost of the pipeline should fall because there will be more steel for the rest of the world to enjoy.

Is the "production concession" the same as the GSA? I notice Mr. Parsons puts it before the "commencement of our exploration drilling programme".

How far is Te8 from Te9? I think they might have left the camera at Te8 and just swung it around in the direction of Te9 to save money. Could they get further away?

http://northafricapost.com/25175-sound-energy-company-upbeat-over-its-operations-in-morocco.html