RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:Shame on the Inanli pre-test modelThe deepest of Dev has gas for sure.
During ER, CEO said we are not ready to release the data. We want to do 3-4 weeks test and will tell you by end of this month.
So, that means the test started in the first week of Nov (3-4 weeks by end of Nov). On Nov 13, Sean already has a couple of days data and he want to go 3-4 weeks and two more appraisal well next year.
Obviously the initial flow is positive.
The question is: is it better than the deepest of inali, which is 0.8 decline to 0.6 after 10 days, out of 32 meters?
If it is better, then they could test even deeper? If less, then 0.8 is the best they can get? Deeper, tighter rock, upper more water.
So, now they have 400 meters long continuous dry gas columns with 0.4-0.5/ per frack (~30 meters) on average. What to do the next?
1) vertical to combine 400 meters? That is 4-5 mmcf. I am not sure about the decline.
2) 60 degree deviate which is 1200 meters long?
3) horizontal out of the best zone ( 0.8 x 10 = 8 Mmcf initial, I am not sure about the decline)
4) dig more center area of BCGA, where there is less water?
BTW I am not geologists, just trying to understand from a logical perspective.