West Texas' Permian could very well be the last basin standing. With superior wellhead economics and a deep bench of productive formations, the Permian Basin has become a safe haven for many E&Ps. In this video interview, we asked Jessica Pair, upstream manager at Stratas Advisors who is presenting “The Production Outlook: A Comparison Of Completion Techniques" at DUG Permian, for a look at what makes the Permian attractive for producers and what the future holds for the viable region.
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