In 1947, Stanolind Oil and Gas called on Halliburton Co. to unclog a gas well in the Hugoton Basin in Grant County, Kan. Halliburton CEO Jeff Miller said the company decided to use hydraulic fracturing and then later patented it and rolled it out across the Lower 48. Here is this leading oilfield service provider's observations in overall U.S. land trends today and an industry outlook.
- Jeff Miller, president and CEO of Halliburton Co.
Moderator: Leslie Haines, executive editor-at-large for Hart Energy
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