Aug. 4 at 1:45 AM
$PSRHF If you take the estimate from Jetstream 1 alone (0.4 bcf) and correct the resource for processing with a 750:1 ratio (gas to liquid), you end up with just over 14 million processed liters of high quality product. Even a very conservative estimate would put this at
$425,000,000 in value. We can obviously expect the actual resource to be quite larger given the results from the other wells and the size of the project site, perhaps as much as 5 or more bcf. This would put the value at
$5.6 Billion USD at the same price point (and 186 million liters of product), which is likely to climb given the current context. The carbon dioxide seems to have been estimated at roughly 2.9 bcf and would be condensed at a roughly 515:1 ratio. This may be worth about
$105 million USD depending on price. It would take the plant operating at maximum capacity approximately 22 years to deplete the 5 bcf reserve (roughly 186 million processed liters by 8.2 million annually) at current planned specs.