It's interesting that they put such emphasis on the engineering...

It's interesting that they put such emphasis on the engineering notes in the Quarterly. The Kincora gas plant, back when Origin operated it, had a peak capacity of 10 pj/a or 27 tj/d. The studies that Armour are currently conducting, are reportedly in order to be able to maintain a minimum of 20 tj/d. That got me thinking, that if they're going to spend a ton of money on Worley Parsons holding these studies for 20 tj/d, perhaps they're already assessing our capacity for more than 20 tj/d. Why stop there; why not 50? This made me think of what @Kreno and @SEMS said the other day about 20 tj/d being just the start. We currently have 9 tj/d, say if 4A gives us another 4 tj/d, which isn't out of the question, and we have another 3 wells planned before June '19, we may have more gas than we are able to process. Armour are stating their belief in over 1 TCF in the Permian sandstones across the tenements! So I theorise that Worley Parsons may be conducting some pretty interesting studies regarding this, and possibly even the storage capacity that Armour talked about 2 years ago, the creation of another 19 pj storage capacity from owned but deleted reservoirs. My mind is ticking...