BJ Energy Solutions has entered into a fracturing services agreement on May 5 to provide Comstock Resources with its TITAN next-generation fracturing technology. A TITAN fleet will be deployed to Comstock's Haynesville operation in early 2022, representing the company's second TITAN fleet in the basin.
This contract will support Comstock's completions program over the next three years. With the deployment of a 100% natural gas-powered TITAN fleet, the company will work closely with Comstock to improve greenhouse gas emissions and overall well economics through the elimination of diesel fuel use, well site minimization, and improved operational efficiencies.
“We have taken considerable time to evaluate BJ's next-generation technology. The TITAN solution will provide a substantial contribution toward Comstock's CO2e and methane reduction goals while also improving our economics. We are thrilled to be working with BJ on this initiative,” Dan Harrison, Comstock's COO, said.
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