TMS
There is one thing for sure, that the TMS is very tough to fracture. I did the work on the Spears wells many years ago. Is is by no means as easy job to perform. It takes alot of know how.
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Comment by Ben Elmore on August 2, 2011 at 3:45
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Do you know if anyone is trying to figure out how to use produced salt water for frac jobs? I know the salt water reduces (or destroys) the effectiveness of the frac chemicals, but in my layman's brain it seems like a matter of chemistry that could be figured out. In Texas, it seems a fight is coming over the use of fresh water resources for the frac jobs, especially in light of the continued drought. This will obviously have a significant effect on development of the Texas shale plays. Any thoughts?
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