Hydraulic Fracturing Basics for CSG & Shale - Brisbane 2014

Topics

• The most significant environmental risks and how they can be minimised
• What determines the type and size of a treatment
• Future trends and the latest advancements in fracking
• Simple methods for monitoring and evaluating the service providers
• What type of equipment and services are needed
• How treatments are monitored and evaluated
• Why hydraulic fracturing has continued to grow and spread
• The key terminology
• Review the basic process of selecting the appropriate proppant and additives
• The objectives and applications for hydraulic fracturing
• The types of fluids and additives and their basic purpose

Who should Attend

• Support staff (accountants, IT, human resources, administrative, procurement, legal and land representatives, etc.)
• Regulators
• Entry-level engineers, geologists and researchers
• Service and equipment providers
• Investors and industry analysts