New frac sand mines speed to market with natural gas-powered generators

Scale Sand Production with Modular Natural Gas Power

To continue to reduce costs, frac sand companies and oil companies have started to build their own frac sand mines in the Permian Basin, located mostly in the western part of Texas and in the southeastern part of New Mexico. While the quality of these in-basin frac sand mines is…

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Mike Mayers is a business development manager specializing in the frac sand industry for Aggreko, based in Houston, Texas. Call Aggreko at 1-800-AGGREKO (1-800-244-7356) or visit www.aggreko.com whenever you need help.

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Josh Haugan is a business development manager based in Houston. Call Aggreko at 1-800-AGGREKO (1-800-244-7356) or visit www.aggreko.com whenever you need help.

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