Permian traffic incidents remain at high levels, but ‘Death Highway’ safer in 2019
Since 2017, the Permian Basin has been the largest supplier of in-basin, or “local sand”...
Reports
In-Basin Frac Sand Report Q3 2019
Permian In-basin Sand Becomes a Reality in 2018 Assuming a 50% adoption rate of locally...
News & Insights
Westwood releases the US Frac Sand Outlook white paper
US Frac Sand Outlook – White Paper A new white paper from Westwood investigates demand...
News & Insights
Westwood Press Release Frac Sand White Paper
“Sunshine pumping” and market exuberance key contributors to over investment, according to a new white...
News & Insights
The opportunity and threat posed by US shale water
The sourcing, handling, and disposal of water is an increasing issue in US tight oil...
Eagle Ford Water Disposal Due Diligence
Assignment / Client’s Problem Statement Assess commercial salt water disposal market to understand potential acquisition...
News & Insights
Crushing the Market with 225 Million Tons of Frac Sand Supply
Westwood’s Todd Bush, Head of US Unconventionals (Energent) looks at supply, pricing and demand limitations...
Blog
Central Texas frac sand mine hours drop 10%
In 2019, Texas will reach over 130 million tons of production per year (MMTPY) of...
Blog
Permian traffic accidents up 17% in 2018
A surge of activity has sprung up with the steady increase in price of WTI...
News & Insights
Shifting Sands – People and Last Mile Logistics
The capital cycle for oil and gas is in full swing as pressure pumpers, logistics, and manufacturers deploy capital for new and refurbished equipment. Oil prices are supporting the oilfield service expansion as E&Ps find innovative ways to reduce well completion costs by directly sourcing frac sand, chemicals, trucking, and logistics.
