With operators now being judged specifically on earnings and cash flow—and no longer on reserves—they must be capitally disciplined. How are they going to produce efficiently at cash flow positive? Here are solutions from Baker Hughes for operators, using minimal capital or opex investments for production enhancement.
Moderator:
Richard Mason, Chief Technical Director, Hart Energy
Speakers:
Kayleigh Kennedy, Permian Basin Engineering Manager-Completions and Well Intervention, Baker Hughes Co.
Will Cauley, Region Service Delivery Technical Manager, Baker Hughes Co.
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