Competitive Intelligence: Where Does Shale Go From Here?

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US shale production is slowly coming back as upstream activity begins to pull off the bottom. But with demand still unsettled and crude stocks high, producers are not looking to grow. What does the US production picture look like through 2021 and when might we expect to see growth again? Energy Intelligence’s Research and Advisory director Abhi Rajendran discusses our latest outlook and the head of Competitive Intelligence Casey Merriman joins to discuss what comes next for the shale patch.

Hosted by: Casey Merriman, Head of Competitive Intelligence, Abhi Rajendran, Director, Research and Advisory and Luke Johnson, Deputy Editor, Energy Intelligence Finance

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