Drill Baby Drill

On the surface, shale gas extraction marks one of the most influential and disruptive technologies shaping the energy and utilities industries. But drill deeper (in a horizontal direction, to be sure), and it’s clear that shale gas marks only one of many disruptive forces complicating a major internal challenge these companies confront: planning, planning, planning.

Joe Kornik | November 07, 2012

Drill Baby Drill Finding The Energy: Go beneath the surface and consultants will discover layers and layers of challenges… and plenty of opportunities waiting to be extracted

By Eric Krell

Shale, shale, shale.

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