E&Ps are drilling the longest land-based laterals in the industry in the Utica and the Marcellus. Now companies are talking about developmental programs where average lateral lengths exceed 15,000 feet. This panel of executives from Eclipse Resources and Halliburton gives a look at the state of the art when it comes to the complexities in drilling and completing super extended laterals.
SPEAKERS:
Oleg Tolmachev, executive vice president and COO of Eclipse Resources; and
Stephen Ingram, vice president of technology solutions and innovation for Halliburton.
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