Webinar - Online or Phone
With oil companies on a forced march toward fewer rigs drilling, what is the impact on the frac market when less drilling is combined with longer laterals, denser stages and more sand? And where is e-frac in all this? How can frac service companies survive if operators get most the benefit?
Since his 1979 start driving a sand truck for Halliburton, Richard Spears has been involved in all aspects of hydraulic fracturing – designing and running frac jobs, owning proppant companies and chemical companies, sitting on the board of a leading plug & perf company, counting horsepower, inspecting equipment, helping investors …
Since his 1979 start driving a sand truck for Halliburton, Richard Spears has been involved in all aspects of hydraulic fracturing – designing and running frac jobs, owning proppant companies and chemical companies, sitting on the board of a leading plug & perf company, counting horsepower, inspecting equipment, helping investors deploy capital… He spends 30-40% of his time working on frac-related issues around the world and it is from this work that the talk is derived.
Bill Davis
Tue, Nov. 19, 2019
11:30 a.m. - 1 p.m.
(GMT-0500) US/Central
Webinar - Online or Phone
The hyperlink for the webinar will be emailed to the participants the morning of the event.