Slickwater fracture stimulation requires enormous volumes of sand and water and tests the limits of the supply chain when weather or transportation issues arise as occurred at the end of 2017. This panel of experts from Hydrozonix and Veolia North America provides an update into how companies are adapting to greater demand for proppant and pursuing creative approaches to water management, including reuse and recycling.
SPEAKERS:
- Mark Patton, president of Hydrozonix; and
- Lnsp (Naggs) Nagghappan, vice president of business development for Veolia North America.
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