Frac Sand Weekly News Digest

Plenty of interesting frac sand news this week. It seems like we have accepted the state of things and gotten to work to make the best of it. Still plenty of sand being mined, moved, and used! Don’t wait too long to register for the 8th Annual Frac Sand Supply

For those of you unable to attend, please feel free to view the latest edition of the Frac Sand Webinar Series. We put together a webinar to help attendees and sponsors get the most out of the Frac Sand Supply & Logistics Conference. Really, the vast majority of the advice

We hope all of our readers had a nice 4th of July holiday last week! We had a pretty light frac sand news week, due to the holiday. Have a great rest of the week!

We have a full newsletter this week. Plenty of information on general oilfield trends, frac sand trends, and specifics on frac sand companies. Don’t overlook our announcements regarding the return of the Frac Sand Equipment Expo and our Pre-Conference Networking Reception next week! Have a great rest of the week

Frac sand news continues to be pretty interesting. There are more nuanced articles these days, versus the countless articles from 2017-2018 that were just announcing new mines and services! The dust seems to be settling a bit (excuse the pun), with companies working to position themselves well in their niche.

Don’t forget to sign up for the largest frac sand event of the year! The 8th Annual Frac Sand Supply & Logistics Conference continues to trend well. Silver Sponsorships are sold out, Golf is just about to sell out, and we only have 5 Gold Sponsorship opportunities remaining. Registrations continue

Pretty quiet news week for frac sand, but interest is still very strong in the 8th Annual Frac Sand Supply & Logistics Conference. Silver Sponsorships are sold out and Golf and Gold Sponsorships are nearly sold out. We’ll also be announcing the addition of the Equipment Expo to this year’s

It may be wishful thinking, but I came away from reviewing this week’s articles with an air of optimism. Things seem to be settling down, and (hopefully) everyone recognizes that the super low sand pricing is not sustainable. It reminds me of the old Saturday Night Live bank skit, of

The frac sand news world was pretty quiet the past week. That is likely due to companies focusing more on operational excellence and less on making big deals and headlines. We have had some international movement in frac sand. In the past week we were contacted by someone looking to

This week’s newsletter has a bit more general oilfield services news, as opposed to just frac sand. That said, the industry continues to work through this correction and there are still a lot of deals being done. These slower spells are the right time to build relationships, refine processes, position