This is Issue 52 of our weekly newsletter. That means it’s our one-year anniversary! We hope you’ve enjoyed reading this publication as much as we enjoy building it each week. For some reason, we just don’t feel like celebrating our birthday today, so we are keeping the champagne on the
Deal flow is likely to temporarily pause because of shelter-in-place mandates. But when the coronavirus health crisis abates, what will become of the many E&P divestitures processes that are either in motion or being evaluated? Will sales / JVs be put on hold because of value concerns and volume risk?
Well, here we are. A place we never thought we’d be. Our nation, our economy, and our O&G industry will overcome today’s challenges and press on into a better tomorrow. The US O&G industry is being put to the test like never before, but we are optimistic about the future
‘March Madness’ has taken on a whole new meaning this year. Since our last water weekly digest last Wednesday morning, it feels like the world has changed (ended?). March 2020 has been marred by the arrival of a two-headed black swan event in the global oil market: i) OPEC+ collapse
It’s been another busy week of important water market news as you’ll see in the digest below, starting with an upset in the TX RRC race last night. But first, a quick update on the Oilfield Water Markets 2020 Conference, which is now just about 90 days away. We announced
Today’s newsletter is overflowing with good reads and big developments. The oilfield water newscycle seems to be heating up now after a relatively slow start to the year. While gathering this batch of news, we noticed tons of familiar faces and names – speakers and sponsors of Oilfield Water Connection
The oilfield water newscycle over the past seven days has been extremely active. In fact, there are 20+ headlines in this newsletter today that could have easily cracked the Top 5 during a normal week. Before we get to the oilfield water news digest, two quick things are worth a
The topic agenda for the Oilfield Water Markets 2020 Conference was posted online late-yesterday evening. This is the “scoop” on why we’ve been encouraging everyone to save the date May 26-28, 2020! We could fill up this whole newsletter writing about why this discussion forum will be unique and valuable
If you are opening this email in the Permian Basin, we hope you are staying warm and your water is fluid, not frozen. The “feels like” temp in some corners of far West Texas and New Mexico this morning was in the single digits. Snow has been falling heavy throughout
Raymond James research analysts sent a 50-page primer on the US oilfield water midstream sector to their clients on Monday. In some exciting news for readers of this newsletter, the Raymond James team generously granted us permission to share the summary note accompanying their big water deep dive. You can
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