It’s time once again for our Annual Year In Review interviews! Last February 2020, Troy Schrenk, CCO, Target Hospitality, talks the planned expansion of 100 rooms at its El Capitan community located in Orla, Texas within the Permian’s Delaware Basin. This is the second expansion for this community that is directly tied to continued customer demand in the Delaware Basin, a growing hub of production, development, and capital investment.
“…I think we have plus or minus about 500 rooms in the current market and it’s an area that that we’re able to support our customers. Again we have 19 other locations across the Permian outside of the permit from the Midland Basin where we hold probably three or four thousand rooms between Midland/Odessa all the way through the Delaware Basin with the balance of our rooms. So now Jason, today, as you know we’ve seen rapid growth over the last several years, I think we’re pushing 9,000 rooms in the Permian Basin. And we continue to assess areas that what we call white space where we can better support and help our customers. But with 28 locations we’ve pretty much got it covered at this point…”
Schrenk describes what “brotherhood” and “community” living is like in one of their housing facilities. From chefs to basketball to reduced drive times, work life balance examples are discussed in details.
In addition to the El Capitan community in Orla, Schrenk talks about some of their other locations, including 20 in Texas alone.
The interview also dives into the benefits of temporary housing in energy communities, which can have major impacts if not understood.
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