There are many ways to ask a question without asking a question.
Example: Their mine: you see equipment: Equipment has a rated capacity it also has to draw an electrical load. Once the rate of production is stated then there would have to be a correlation between what is stated and what is needed. The answer = what is the onsite transformer rated for and what size are the feeder cables. If the transformer is sized for that load then most likely there is that load. Why would anyone buy infrastructure that is many times what is needed? Answer; they would not waste the money to cover what is in essence a far flung question. That would mean trouble.
The dregers; Are they run on Diesel? What is the on-site storage capacity for Diesel? How often is the storage tank filled?
I think you get what I am saying here. The questions and answers are there by other means.
The question for ProGas is in essence; Is ProGas able to control, operate, market and manage 5,000 BBL/d of production?
That is what leases in WY and NV are capable of and more.
Many other issues as well including trading, options, gathering systems, assets and their current shape, future management and what is the function of the Houston office on San Felipe (Which is not a cheap address), Marathon and many others are on the same street. What is related to the mailing address with the zip code 77002 (Better known in Houston as Oil & Gas Central).
Companies with offices that share that zip code include
Sabine Gas Transmission
Chevron
Plains Marketing
El Paso (HQ)
Koch
Dynegy
Enbridge
Valero
Burlington Resources
Genesis Crude Oil
Lone Star Pipeline
EnCana
Texaco
Cheniere Energy, Cheniere Pipeline, Cheniere LNG (HQ)
ExxonMobil
Kinder Morgan
FreePort LNG
Shell
Corpus Christi LNG
GE Energy
Gulf LNG Energy
CenterPoint Energy
And a Ton of others
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