What works in one county may not be the best recipe in another. These producers Halcón Resources, Chisholm Energy and Anadarko Petroleum describe what type of completion their rock prefers, sourcing sand and water, and driving down costs while delivering greater output.
SPEAKERS:
- Steve Herod, executive vice president of corporate development at Halcón Resources Corp.;
- Mark Whitley, CEO of Chisholm Energy Holdings LLC; and
- Chad McAllaster, vice president of Delaware Basin development at Anadarko Petroleum Corp.
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