Infill Thinking Lifting the O&G knowledge curve
There is a new discussion topic over in our members-only discussion forum today.
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In it we ponder whether enough Permian transload capacity is in place to service demand growth if in-basin frac sand mines fall short of expectations.
Understandably, investment appetite in transload has waned as in-basin mines have prolifereated. So we think through a hypothetical where known risk factors derail a material amount of projected local sand supply next year. We invite you to read the full thread and discuss it in our Thinking Aloud forum:
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