Population growth, emerging economy urbanisation and industrialisation, freshwater scarcities, and environmental pressures are converging to generate enormous performance imperatives for the hydraulic fracturing industry as it strives to meet steadily rising worldwide demand for energy. Increasingly, operators are harvesting oil and gas from previously inaccessible sources, ranging from deeply embedded shale and oilsands to deepwater and ever more high-temperature, high-pressure reserves.
Angharad Lock
Digital Assistant Editor
Angharad joined Palladian in August 2015 as a Digital Editorial Assistant, after graduating from the University of Birmingham with a first class BA (Hons) degree in English. She is enjoying learning about digital editorial processes and looks forward to learning more.
She was born in Hastings, but is now living in Farnham. In her spare time, Angharad likes to bake, read, and go to theatre.
