From the Schlumberger website: "Extended well tests (EWTs) are...

From the Schlumberger website:

"Extended well tests (EWTs) are used to evaluate productivity and characteristics of a reservoir. Clearly understanding the reservoir's potential helps operators reduce risks. In particular, EWTs are used to

estimate reservoir volume and confirm reserves for field development
confirm long-term reservoir deliverability
pilot future facility designs during actual field development
provide an opportunity to estimate interwell transmissibility and wellbore storage
verify static data dynamically
obtain additional production-related data, such as water cut, sand production, and well deliverability.

EWTs also provide a way to test sand control techniques and process- and production-related technologies. Such testing minimizes risks related to developing a field for long-term, sustained production."

I don't know the present water cut from the frac fluid being expelled - but if it is still declining then it makes sense to keep flowing the well.

I remain upbeat on the well and the Cambay field.

joatmon