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The Impact of Worker Experience in Shale Plays
February 1, 2013 | FuelFix.com

An article on the FuelFix.com website explains how an experienced drilling team can provide an enormous advantage in the shale plays. Cutting a few days off the time required to drill a well can be not only a cost savings but also a competitive advantage.


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