Matthew, feel free to call me tomorrow at the office. 403-262-6000keyboard_arrow_downShow Post

Hello Andy. Thank you for your post. Please note that Emerald Bay will always make every possible effort to communicate with our shareholders and to interested investors. Thank you, Mike Ricekeyboard_arrow_downShow Post

Hello Declan, thank you for your congratulations. Emerald Bay's NI 51-101F1 (Statement of Reserves Data and Other Oil & Gas Information) will be filed later next month with the Financials. You will be able to find it on Sedar. That report should answer your questions.keyboard_arrow_downShow Post

Hi Louis. As always, the Company discloses numbers based on actual production rates. We are always working to optimize all of our wells and it is a constant process. It is not our policy to publicly speculate on what may or may not be "optimal" for a given well at a given point in time. I hope that helps. Mikekeyboard_arrow_downShow Post

Hello Louis. I'm not quite sure what you are asking, but let me give you a little insight on how the pumping equipment in a well like this works. Pump size, stroke length, number of strokes per minute, and pump efficiency determine what a pump can produce in volume. Adjustments that can be made to the pump jack include increasing the pulley size and lengthening the stroke on the jack. Those are the mechanical ways you can "optimize" production rates. I'm not sure if that is the answer you are looking for so if you have any additional questions, please ask. Thanks, Mike Ricekeyboard_arrow_downShow Post

Matthew, feel free to call me tomorrow at the office. 403-262-6000keyboard_arrow_downShow Post

Hello Andy. Thank you for your post. Please note that Emerald Bay will always make every possible effort to communicate with our shareholders and to interested investors. Thank you, Mike Ricekeyboard_arrow_downShow Post

Hello Declan, thank you for your congratulations. Emerald Bay's NI 51-101F1 (Statement of Reserves Data and Other Oil & Gas Information) will be filed later next month with the Financials. You will be able to find it on Sedar. That report should answer your questions.keyboard_arrow_downShow Post

Hi Louis. As always, the Company discloses numbers based on actual production rates. We are always working to optimize all of our wells and it is a constant process. It is not our policy to publicly speculate on what may or may not be "optimal" for a given well at a given point in time. I hope that helps. Mikekeyboard_arrow_downShow Post

Hello Louis. I'm not quite sure what you are asking, but let me give you a little insight on how the pumping equipment in a well like this works. Pump size, stroke length, number of strokes per minute, and pump efficiency determine what a pump can produce in volume. Adjustments that can be made to the pump jack include increasing the pulley size and lengthening the stroke on the jack. Those are the mechanical ways you can "optimize" production rates. I'm not sure if that is the answer you are looking for so if you have any additional questions, please ask. Thanks, Mike Ricekeyboard_arrow_downShow Post