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To: ms.smartest.person who wrote (2564)6/6/2007 11:10:21 AM
From: Cal Gary  Read Replies (1) of 3198
 
How does this fellow come up with 1.5 TCF for Hiram Brook?

Journalist's privileges?

Andy: The Dawson Settlement is a formation that has not been tested at this location in New Brunswick and there are good reasons to speculate that if the formation exists at depth and is gas-charged, it could be a major gas zone in its own right. Hiram Brook is a 1 ½ TCF gas field. The Frederick Brook Shale, we know very little about it except that it’s very thick, it’s fractured, it has over pressured gas, they are going to attempt to test that shale later this summer and also later attempt to frac it. If they get production out of that zone, it certainly will make Hiram Brook look pretty small in comparison, I think. We are talking about a shale that’s 1000 feet or thicker and it may all be productive.
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