Hydraulic fracturing news
GlobalData: Susquehanna county drives natural gas production in Marcellus Shale in US
Located in close proximity to the major industrial hubs on the US East Coast, Marcellus and Utica shale plays in the Appalachian basin have witnessed steady natural gas production growth over the last five-six years.
Produced Water Society elects new president
Prior to being elected president of the society, Lisa Henthorne served on its board for four years, contributing to the growth in technical programmes and member services.
Frac operations on Frost #1-H well completed
The well began producing oil immediately and has been in the process of unloading the frac fluid while continuing to produce oil.
Houston American Energy begins fraccing at Yoakum County well
The Frost #1H well is located in the Northwest Shelf of the Midland Basis, in Yoakum County, Texas.
Permian Basin continues to be growth engine of USA onshore hydrocarbon production, says GlobalData
Abundant hydrocarbon reserves and the ability to drill longer laterals has made Permian Basin the most prolific shale play in the world, according to GlobalData, the data and analytics company.
US EIA: Tight oil development will continue to drive future US crude oil production
EIA’s Annual Energy Outlook 2019 (AEO2019) Reference case projects that U.S. tight oil production will continue to increase through 2030, ultimately reaching more than 10 million bpd in the early 2030s.
GlobalData: Recent production revival and potential for further development makes Eagle Ford shale a promising prospect
During 2018 Eagle Ford re-emerged as one of the lucrative destinations for oil and gas companies, according to GlobalData.
Rystad Energy: Oil majors are preparing for a greener future through shale
Oil majors are readying themselves for the energy transition by investing in shale and waiting for renewable technology to be economical, according to Rystad Energy.
Shale support secures deal as provider for Tier-One E&P
Agreement will provide proppant to industry leader.
Hydraulic fracturing market to be worth over US$68 billion by 2024
Increasing investment towards exploration and production of unconventional resources due to rising concern towards rapid depletion of conventional resources will drive the hydraulic fracturing market size during the forecast period.