We are looking forward to seeing many of you in Pittsburgh next week for a great event!
Meanwhile, SPONSORSHIPS JUST SOLD OUT for our one-day Houston conference at the Houstonian on November 3rd.
Do not let 150+ produced water decision makers meet in one of Houston’s finest venues without you!
Check out the agenda, speakers, and COMPLETELY FULL sponsor lineup. Then double check that you’ve reserved your seat because sponsorships are gone and seats are limited and filling up fast…
Now here is this week’s industry news & analysis…
News Digest
‘It’s a beautiful river in the middle of a hellscape’
"As climate change dries New Mexico, the Pecos faces a growing threat as it runs through the Permian Basin oilfield."
Industry Response To "Hellscape" Piece - Approve The Permits!
"The initial three pending discharge permits would generate approximately 50CFS of sustained flow. Our section unfortunately is not a beautiful river, but perhaps someday soon it will be!"
Select Water Solutions, Inc. Announces Offering of $800 Million of Senior Notes Due 2034
Money for the Pilot deal...
Expand's New 4-mile Water Line
Something that I'm sure will come up next week in Pittsburgh at the conference is this news - come talk with the team behind it! There's a new permit for a 4-mile temporary waterline that will carry fresh water to Expand's Marcellus wells in Auburn Township...
What data centers need to consider when storing produced water
One source being considered is produced water from oil and gas operations...
Can recycled oil and gas produced water solve data centre water shortages?
As data centres consume more water along with electricity, reusing water generated during oil and gas production as cooling water is emerging as an alternative
Inside the West Texas Plant Making Battery Lithium From Wastewater
In Midland, Texas, an industrial site on the edge of the Permian Basin has become the first new American lithium operation to reach the market in more than half a century. Rather than blasting rock or pumping vast evaporation ponds, it pulls battery-grade lithium out of the salty wastewater that oil and gas wells bring to the surface every day.
In New Mexico’s Oil Country, People Ask: What Happened to Our Water and Air?
Decades of oil and gas production have transformed communities along the Pecos River. Attitudes have changed, too.
Oil prices rise after IEA warns on market constraints; Saudi officials say Aramco facilities attacked
A Saudi-led coalition reportedly struck Houthi energy terminals and fuel reserves in Yemen.
Rebounding Production, Mild Forecasts Send Natural Gas Futures Tumbling
The midpoint of a whipsaw trading week saw natural gas futures move sharply lower amid signs of recovering supply and sluggish weather-driven demand in the forecast.
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