Following a panel discussion on low-carbon production at Hart Energy’s DUG Permian Basin and Eagle Ford Conference in Fort Worth, Texas, Locus Bio-Energy Solutions’ Director of Technology Megan Pearl, continued the conversation with Hart Energy’s Senior Editor Brian Walzel.
Pearl also talked about a “customized approach” that Locus adopts in creating biosurfuctants for operators and discussed a case study on how its biosurfuctant technology from its sustained product line helped increase oil production significantly from an existing well in the Permian Basin.
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