Nick Cook, Editor
Issue #302 | December 16, 2020
We only have ten articles in this week’s news digest, but every one of them is worth reading! Have a great rest of the week!
Covia today announced the United States Bankruptcy Court for the Southern District of Texas, Houston Division, confirmed its Plan of Reorganization. The confirmation order marks a key milestone in the Company’s reorganization...
Minerals company Covia ended a contested Chapter 11 plan confirmation hearing in a Texas bankruptcy court on Friday by compromising with its unsecured creditors, clearing the way for approval of its $1 billion debt swap plan on Monday...
Robert Rasmus, the founder of oilfield services firm Hi-Crush Inc who profited as the business spiraled into bankruptcy, lost his positions at the firm in a recent restructuring, according to company postings...
US rig count is STRONG into and around the holidays this year – +15 land rigs went back to work last week in spite of the much talked about holiday slowdowns that often happen in the oilfield this time of year...
Oil traded near a nine-month high as the IEA cautioned that a market glut will last another year...
Nearly a dozen western Wisconsin residents filed new lawsuits against frac sand mines in Jackson and Chippewa counties, while almost four dozen others are trying to amend four lawsuits against Hi-Crush mines in Trempealeau County...
Infill Thinking gives a first look at the results of their year-end survey...
Infill Thinking provides their subscribers access to the results of their year-end survey...
Federal wildlife managers are considering offering permits to landowners in the Permian Basin that environmentalists say could further compromise habitat for a rare lizard found only in parts of southeastern New Mexico and West Texas...
Infill Thinking’s guest post comes to you from the desks of co-authors Michael Mesrobian and Daniel Livsey, both on the Pronghorn team at Hi-Crush. They make a strong case for the critical role last mile...
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