West Texas Facility Boosts Permian Frac Sand Supply

Wallstreet Sand Co. has initiated dry frac sand operations at its facility in Kermit, West Texas. This strategic expansion aims to bolster the in-basin proppant supply. It directly addresses rising demand from completion activity across the Permian Basin. The new operations also improve logistical efficiency for regional energy producers.

$New West Texas facility enhances critical frac sand supply for Permian Basin energy production.$

New West Texas facility enhances critical frac sand supply for Permian Basin energy production.

Expanding Regional Supply

The Kermit facility’s new dry frac sand operations mark a significant development. Wallstreet Sand Co. now provides a crucial in-basin source for proppant. This local supply reduces the need for longer transport routes, supporting energy companies.

Supporting Permian Activity

Completion activity in the Permian Basin has shown consistent growth. This increased pace drives higher demand for essential materials like frac sand. Wallstreet Sand Co.’s expansion directly responds to these market conditions.

Meeting Proppant Demand

Energy producers require reliable and readily available proppant for hydraulic fracturing. The new Kermit facility enhances this availability within the Permian Basin. This ensures a steady supply chain for ongoing projects.

Enhancing Logistics

Logistical efficiency represents a key factor in energy production costs. Transporting frac sand over long distances adds significant expenses. The in-basin supply from Wallstreet Sand Co. streamlines these operations. It reduces transportation times and lowers associated costs for operators.

Wallstreet Sand Co.’s investment in dry frac sand operations underscores its commitment to the Permian Basin. The expansion provides vital support for the region’s robust energy sector. It addresses critical needs for supply and efficiency.