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Wednesday, June 08, 2011 12:03:35 AM
People need to do the math here to realise just how staggering the numbers are:
Add up all the acreage they now have under their purview. Divide that by 80 ( a typical spacing for conventional gas wells ). That's how many wells could be drilled using just conventional gas well spacing, CBM fields are commonly on 40-acre, or even 20-acre spacing .
Now multiply the number of wells on 80-acre spacing by 250mcf a day of production. 250mcf is another extremely conservative production number, given the gas saturation they're finding in the wells drilled so far.
Now multiply that by $6 per mcf, again a conservative number for the sales price of this gas in that region of the world.
Then, finally, take CBM's share.
Be sure you're sitting down when you punch the "=" key on the calculator for the last time.
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