Infill Thinking Lifting the O&G knowledge curve
Six weeks ago, we assessed Permian in-basin frac sand production at an annualized rate of 15mmtpa coming from 7 operational facilities.
This week, we updated our assessment, finding that local sand production has increased significantly in the past six weeks. In fact, daily local proppant availability is up X%, with the growth coming from X new plant openings and the continuing ramp up at the original 7.
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feature photo credit: Black Mountain Sand’s El Dorado Mine building up a composite stockpile of damp sand
