Treating the US oil industry’s dark water; as earthquakes increase, billions needed to switch course
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Permian oil output set to grow in Q2: Rystad Energy
With fracking at a 12-month high and flaring at the lowest level since 2017, Permian output is set for a boost
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Outlook on the Hydraulic Fracturing Global Market to 2026
Shifting trends towards developing unconventional reserves will drive growth
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Video: How does shale fit into America’s environmentalism?
The oil industry describes shale revolution as a bridge to renewables, but fracking has negative environmental effects.
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Halliburton tech drops unconventional costs for one Middle East operator by 30%
Ahmed Kenawi, senior vice president for the Middle East and North Africa at Halliburton, comments on the company’s focus for the coming year, and the breakthrough that cut costs by 30% for one operator
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Halliburton breakthrough could replicate US shale revolution in the Middle East
Ahmed Kenawi, senior vice president of the Middle East and North Africa for Halliburton, said that a recent breakthrough with local sand could reduce costs by 30% for a regional operator, and tests are ongoing for the use of saltwater in unconventional hydrocarbon production.
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Halliburton regional SVP on winning the Oilfield Services Company of the Year
Ahmed Kenawi, senior vice president, MENA region, Halliburton, speaks on the sidelines of the Middle East Energy Awards after Halliburton won the Oilfield Services Company of the Year
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US shale is not going bankrupt, Rystad Energy says
During the next seven years, the top 40 US shale oil producers are expected to spend about $100bn on debt instalments and interest unless further debt refinancing is applied
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Trump: US doesn’t need Middle East oil, calls for “American energy dominance”
The president of the United States claimed that the US has already achieved energy independence and is seeking dominance in the market
