Hydraulic Fracturing Market 2019 Worldwide Overview By Leading Manufacturers, Global Size, Share, Growth Insights, Future Trends and Regional Forecast to 2023
Global hydraulic fracturing market is anticipated to expand at a phenomenal rate during the forecast period due to increased shale oil & gas revolution, rising demand for oil, and rising concern for the depletion of natural resources.
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Global Hydraulic Fracturing Market Synopsis
The global hydraulic fracturing market is anticipated to garner a CAGR of 14% during the forecast period (2018-2023), Market Research Future (MRFR) unveils in a detailed report. Hydraulic fracturing is a technique extensively used to extract natural gas and crude oil. In this process, injection of water, chemical additives, and propping agents are allowed at high temperature and pressure, which boost the permeability of the rock.
The surging demand for fuel from developing countries has resulted in the large-scale production of shale oil. As most shale rocks are semi-permeable, the oil produced is called tight oil. Thus, conventional drilling techniques to extract oil from these rocks are inefficient. Hydraulic fracturing technology thus gains from the rising production of shale and surging demand for energy fuels.
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The revolution of shale oil & gas, increased demand for oil & gas, and growing concern for the depletion of natural resources are some of the major factors triggering the demand from the hydraulic fracturing market across the globe. The US, Canada, China, and Argentina were the four countries to produce shale oil & gas commercially back in 2015. The increased shale revolution has led other nations like Russia, Algeria, Australia, Mexico, and Colombia to participate in the production of shale. This has positively impacted the growth of the hydraulic fracturing market.
On the contrary, environmental concerns, high use of water, and concerns related to seismic activities are likely to slow down the growth of the market.
Competitive Dashboard
The top players dominating the global hydraulic fracturing market include Schlumberger (U.S.), Baker Hughes GE (U.S.), Patterson-UTI Energy (U.S.), National Oilwell Varco, Inc. (U.S.), TechnipFMC (UK), FracChem LLC. (U.S.), Halliburton (U.S.), U.S. Silica Holdings (U.S.), FTS International (U.S.), Nuverra (U.S.), Franklin Well Service LLC (U.S.), US Well Services (U.S.), and EOG Resources (U.S.).
Global Hydraulic Fracturing Market Segmental Analysis
The hydraulic fracturing market is segmented on the basis of technology, well type, and application.
By technology, the hydraulic fracturing market is segmented into sliding sleeve, plug-and-perforation, and others. Among these, the plug-and-perf segment is likely to dominate the market owing to the benefits of having a huge number of individually fractured stages in the wellbore.
By well type, the hydraulic fracturing market is segmented into horizontal and vertical. Among these, the horizontal hydraulic fracture is predicted to gain prominence owing to its benefit of fracturing multiple oil wells from the same spot.
By application, the market is segmented into shale gas, crude oil, tight oil, and others. Among these, the tight oil segment is expected to dominate the market due to the surging demand for oil from non-conventional sources.
Regional Frontiers
Geographically, the hydraulic fracturing market spans across Asia Pacific, North America, Europe, and the Middle East & Africa.
Considering the global scenario, North America is predicted to dominate the global market in terms of share. As the production of shale oil and gas is constantly on the rise every year in Canada and the US, the demand for hydraulic fracturing is increasing. As per the US EIA, the overall tight oil produced in the US in 2017 was 4.67 million barrels per day.
The Asia Pacific region will emerge as a significant region due to the heavy investment by developing countries like China, Australia, and Indonesia through FDI channels. The existence of a large number of CMB reserves, along with recoverable shale in China is likely to open up new growth channels for the regional market. Moreover, the potential to explore the untapped market in unconventional hydrocarbon reserves is considered to augment the market growth in the coming years. Government and technology support for the rising E&P activities and the high availability of skilled manpower also support the growth of the regional market.
Industry Updates
June 2019: US-based service companies, C&J Energy Services and Kean Energy, announced in an all-stock deal that they are merging. The development will lead to the third-largest service company which will be based on hydraulic fracturing horsepower. The deal will also consolidate a market segment which is under the pressure of reducing the operating cost since its onset.
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