Frac Sand Weekly News Digest

Smart Sand, Inc. announced today that industry veteran Richard J. “Rick” Shearer will join the company as President – Industrial Products at the end of September.

1845, one of the single largest carriers over the past several years in frac sand, is calling it quits.

In addition to 1845, Infill has confirmed that Bold Logistics also shut down last week.

Canadian Pacific is a CAD 7.7 billion railroad operating on 12,500 miles of track across most of Canada and into parts of the Midwestern and Northeastern United States with frac sand making up a significant portion of their rail business.

Tendeka has secured more than US$30 million worth of international contracts within the last quarter which will cover the next three years.

Infill Thinking interview with 1845's President Robbie Ballard.

Increased demands for energy after last year’s covid lockdown have helped Oklahoma energy companies and other types of businesses that support them.

Canadian oil and gas producer Calima Energy increased its operating netback for August by nine per cent to A$2.8m on growing production.

Big bonuses, swimming pools and gourmet dinners are rolled out to attract staff as border restrictions curb mobility.

In the early development of the Duvernay formation of northwestern and central Alberta, total well costs between $15 and 20 million were commonly reported by operators.

Gross production rates exceed 950 barrels oil equivalent per day, comprising 884 barrels of oil and 480,000 cubic feet of gas per day, on a significantly restricted choke and with zero water cut.