RE:PipelineYou would think. Is is a six inch line a few km long. They should be almost done with it. It is only about 10 mmcf/day but they may be able to double that with one development well.
It is frustrating but at this point inconsequential - eventually it will be hooked up to pipe.
More important is CASCADURA - they need to accept the development plan, construct surface facilities, get NGC to do that pipeline spur (they say 20 inch pipe which i crazy big) to mainline, figure out how to get liquids to market. Cascadura can produce 40 mmcfd initially and ramp quickly over 100 mmcf/day with a few wells.
Once Cascadura is on line they can fund sll their drilling while they (hopefully) put together a plan for Royston Field developmetn and production. That won't happen until 2023 but just haviong Coho and especially Cascadura on line would let them self fund all the stuff that is happening over the next year and a half.