Producers, shippers and analysts from Parsley Energy, Elevation Resources, Tailwater Capital and IHS Markit discuss whether there will be a new round of takeaway shortage after the current one is solved and what will be the effect on demand for oilfield services. Also, how may flaring regulations combined with limited natgas takeaway further exacerbate this?
SPEAKERS:
- Carrie Endorf, vice president of reservoir engineering and planning at Parsley Energy;
- Steve Pruett, president and CEO of Elevation Resources LLC;
- Joel Fry, principal at Tailwater Capital; and
- Reed Olmstead, director of North American onshore research and business development for IHS Markit.
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