RE:RE:RE:RE:Ellis Martin Report July 13 2021 Great Summary. Having spent many decades drilling and developing natural gas fields I can maybe fill in a bit about RR’s lack of info on the plant. Until you know the size of the reserves, rate of extraction (a market issue in part), efficiency of recovery of the He and other economic gases, you dont know how big to make the plant. RR originally referred to a skid mounted (ie portable, more or less) solar powered modular plant that could be expanded and moved to other pools. This made sense for the initial wells 1-3, less so #4, and certainly not this new discovery. So they may literally be going back to square one for a development plan. This will require a better handle on the reserve size of the new wells, requiring flow testing of individual zones. You usually arent allowed to produce all the zones at once, as pressure differences can create cross flow within the zones. This can be resolved a bit by running multiple sleeves of casing in the well to flow zones separately, but unless the initial well casing was big enough this has limited options and adds a lot more expense). So a good problem, which pool top develop first? Maybe #4 is the way to go, or #6 etc, and not the first few. Maybe keep drilling more wells and testing new prospects. Maybe two+ modular plants. More land? Expect radio silence while DME noodles on a new development plan. Thats what I would do. But as I say. all good “problems”.