Reduced activity has left the oilfield service sector scrambling for new sources of revenue. One company, in particular, is looking to green energy applications using materials that have been primarily used in oilfield applications. The renewables and carbon capture technology it is developing that will provide another outlet for the materials it uses in oilfield applications. The decline of the oilfield service sector (OFS) due to reduced activity in the past few years have required companies participating in this space to look for new sources of revenue. One such company, Tetra Technologies, Inc. (NYSE:TTI) is expanding its horizons to green energy applications with materials that have traditionally been used in primarily oilfield applications. For those who aren’t familiar with them. TTI has three legacy core businesses- Oilfield fluids, additives, and field service Frac water treatment and management services in the shale patch. Chemical manufacturing for industrial applications and for […]