Frac Sand Weekly News Digest

As we enter 2025, we’d like to share our perspective for the industry trends that will shape 2025’s frac sand market.

Drillers are looking ahead to new export hubs and easier regulations under the coming Trump presidency.

Great article discussing some of the less predictable wild cards that could hit the frac market this year.

According to Rystad Energy, the new US administration's push for deregulation and energy dominance could accelerate US LNG exports by fast-tracking permitting and infrastructure expansions, reinforcing US oil and gas production as well as LNG export growth.

Priced to move at $170K.

Extensive details about the local hoopla surrounding a new frac sand mine looking to serve this basin.

Frack sand processing facility zone change request decision postponed.

Disciplined crude giants have replaced the unruly band of frackers who led the shale boom.

A look at the names of all the Private E&Ps that went away through M&A activity during 2024.

FOB in Texas: $325K.

5 key takeaways from the latest data...

Not everyone got bought out, so who are the big dogs in the private world still?

Poilievre said he would reduce regulation and support the oil-and-gas industry, a sector that the Liberal government often targeted with policies aimed at curbing carbon emissions.

Reporting from the latest oilfield industry check-ins.

A buzzy theme for 2025 in oilfield service is going to be completions service firms capitalizing on emerging business opportunities in power generation solutions.