Raj, We will do 2 more - started the third already - what a joke!. It is pointless but its comming down from the top. We will be back in Texas soon - new year latest. There is nothing here -- keep something open for me and the team.
Ok Mike, no worries - best we talk here and not on email. I thought things were going good there. Too bad. I have work ready for you guys when your back. Why are you doing 2 more fracs with all that water? must be political :)
Yup it is all politics now I guess - who cares. Food is good here, but I look forward to a good steak! I was hoping this would burn like everyone. Unknown resivours too deep to see. I want sand!!! send me to the desert next time ;). The ladies here are very nice though - better looking then in Qatar. Say hi to Jack for me.
How about Alberta Mike? I've got something there for you - similar to Mako but real -- write back when you wake up. Are you really going to do any testing or is it all just a show?
Raj - your thinking steak arn't you. Alberta is just too cold - my kids will hate it there.
Regards to business...we did one more test not two - what a waste - i guess big daddy has lots a bucks to waste. I hear MOl is claiming success -- not true. Its amazing how you can lie over here, we were laughing when we read it. This whole thing is crazy. No idea how our team got involved. But as long as we get paid. Raj, find us a nice warm place that actually has gas. Were not liking the idea of Poland.
Raj - to answer your questio we learned: The first thought with the water issue was that natural water fracs were down there and the gas must have migrated up the formation as a result, The Geo at Falcon Sabo was sure. He made the recomendation to test higher. We knew this was not the case since the water coming out was fresh on the first two and pressure was greater at the bottom. Now we showed them, based on the upper frac results, fresh water and co2 means natural seals are in place in the formation at multiple levels, holding the gas and water down so we know that gas has not drifted up and out but is held down in the bcga. There is a lot of gas there but a more expensive deeper well is required. If we move to the next step we will be busy here for a year or more - and im hearing that is going to be the plan
Ok Mike, no worries - best we talk here and not on email. I thought things were going good there. Too bad. I have work ready for you guys when your back. Why are you doing 2 more fracs with all that water? must be political :)
ReplyDeleteYup it is all politics now I guess - who cares. Food is good here, but I look forward to a good steak! I was hoping this would burn like everyone. Unknown resivours too deep to see.
ReplyDeleteI want sand!!! send me to the desert next time ;). The ladies here are very nice though - better looking then in Qatar. Say hi to Jack for me.
How about Alberta Mike? I've got something there for you - similar to Mako but real -- write back when you wake up. Are you really going to do any testing or is it all just a show?
ReplyDeleteRaj - your thinking steak arn't you. Alberta is just too cold - my kids will hate it there.
ReplyDeleteRegards to business...we did one more test not two - what a waste - i guess big daddy has lots a bucks to waste. I hear MOl is claiming success -- not true. Its amazing how you can lie over here, we were laughing when we read it. This whole thing is crazy. No idea how our team got involved. But as long as we get paid.
Raj, find us a nice warm place that actually has gas. Were not liking the idea of Poland.
Raj - to answer your questio we learned: The first thought with the water issue was that natural water fracs were down there and the gas must have migrated up the formation as a result, The Geo at Falcon Sabo was sure. He made the recomendation to test higher. We knew this was not the case since the water coming out was fresh on the first two and pressure was greater at the bottom. Now we showed them, based on the upper frac results, fresh water and co2 means natural seals are in place in the formation at multiple levels, holding the gas and water down so we know that gas has not drifted up and out but is held down in the bcga. There is a lot of gas there but a more expensive deeper well is required. If we move to the next step we will be busy here for a year or more - and im hearing that is going to be the plan
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