Shale technology advances are increasing wellsite efficiencies and improving operations. (Source: FerrizFrames/Shutterstock.com)
In this special section, E&P highlights some of the latest products and technologies for shale development and looks at how they will benefit companies in their ongoing search for improved production and more effective operating techniques.
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