... the production was increased from less than a barrel per day to over three barrels of oil per day which lasted over a week before falling off.
What are the calculations of the economics? So they increase the production by about 2 barrels per day. Which lasts for about a week, so 2B x 7 days = 14 Barrels in a week (then it falls off). 14 Barrels x say $100/barrel = $1400.
To achieve this takes 1000 gallons of PCT fluid.
If PCT were to charge $1.30/gallon for their fluid, then the operator would be paying $1,300 to increase production by $1400, for a gain of $100 ... after a week.
Is this really enough to get the oil/gas industry excited?
PCT needs to do a (much) better job, IMO, of conveying why the initial results of their oil/gas testing is so encouraging? This messaging needs to be included in their marketing messaging too. Why could PCT fluids be a game-changer for the Oil/Gas industry?