Hydraulic fracturing news

Coterra is the first operator to fully automate and control their hydraulic fracturing design and execution.

Macy Ayala and Irwan Yunus, Champion X, discuss how, as the oil and gas industry continues to face increasing costs and sustainability requirements, new methodologies and technologies that support more efficient production are required. This is particularly true within the hydraulic fracturing (fracking) industry, which is continuing to grow globally.

The companies aim to provide valuable real-time data about machine oil quality in order to improve machine performance in the field.

The companies aim to expand the toolset for real-time quality control of stimulation performance with a focus on maximising value to E&P operators.

The company has launched a new, more streamlined SPM™ Simplified Frac Iron System.

Schlumberger will provide Oilex with hydraulic fracturing services, coiled tubing and nitrogen services and perforation services for the planned re-frac of the Cambay C-77H well in Gujarat, India, in July 2022.

GEODynamics has introduced its new EVOLV Composite Frac Plug with Quick Connect Technology.

The field-proven StageCoach model accurately predicts how proppant and fluid will flow through wells to measurably improve well productivity by 10-15%.

The new 15 000 ft2 Houston facility will support the company's operations in US onshore unconventional plays.

Reliance Industries has divested its interest in upstream assets in the Eagle Ford shale play in Texas.