Frac Sand Weekly News Digest

The forecast now calls for a winter storm (could be nasty) this coming Friday and Saturday, but read about how that could affect some of the US's most prolific basins.

Australia and Saudi Arabia are two countries starting to invest more and more into fracking.

Infill Thinking tries to spoil any surprises before they happen.

Now, with Aurora and Detmar Logistics preparing to deploy 30 autonomous trucks on public roads, the Permian is becoming the place where autonomous freight finally stops being experimental and starts becoming infrastructure.

With another serious merger potentially on the horizon, read more about what that impact could look like.

Building on MC’s established North American energy platform—which includes upstream shale gas development with Ovintiv in British Columbia, midstream marketing and logistics through CIMA Energy in Houston, LNG exports via LNG Canada and Cameron LNG, and power generation through Diamond Generating Corporation—this acquisition further strengthens MC’s integrated energy and power business.

The most interesting basin in the US from a lateral length perspective is the Midland Basin, but how does it differ from the Delaware and the rest of the US?

The startup uses AI to find overlooked geothermal fields and says its discoveries can help sate the U.S.’s thirst for electricity

We're all waiting for a rebound, but what are the signals?

They're now producing more than 600,000 barrels of oil equivalent per day in the Delaware Basin (a 60% increase YOY).

Read more about some of the key themes to pay attention to in the upcoming earnings calls.

Read more about how critical proppant is for these EGS projects.