Before this week’s news recap, three quick updates on the upcoming Oilfield Water Markets 2021 Conference being held this May 12-13 at the Hyatt Regency Frisco. This is the ONLY in-person oilfield water conference on the calendar in 1H21. Registrations and sponsor inbounds are heating up. This event is likely
Before the news recap this week (and it’s a very busy week of news in this sector), we’d like to take a moment to welcome two new sponsors to our upcoming 2021 Oilfield Water Markets Conference. Special thanks to Goodnight Midstream and ChemTreat for joining the event over the past
This is definitely the busiest week for water midstream news in quite some time, even though some of the headlines below only impact the oilfield water space tangentially. The industry friends we caught up with this week are scrambling to navigate around some key bottlenecks (i.e. frac sand), grow with
Here is this week’s water news…
If it weren’t for our big conference rescheduling announcement, we’d say it’s been a slow news week in oilfield water! Our Oilfield Water Markets conference was postponed in 2020 after a very strong start for speaker, sponsor and attendee signups. We look forward to delivering an even better experience to
Happy New Year! We hope 2021 is better for all our readers than 2020. For everyone in the oilfield, 2021 is shaping up to be a year of policy uncertainty when it comes to regulating our industry and today’s newsletter contains quite a few pieces related to this. That said,
Merry Christmas! And now, the news…
Some very interesting stories this week, but not very many. High calorie count, low volume… here’s a quick power breakfast of water news. Have a great rest of your week! And now, the news…
Fairly light news week in oilfield water midstream, but some very interesting ancillary stuff, especially the early survey results from our sister company Infill Thinking and water contract trading. Business newsflow in the sector seems to be quieting down a bit into the holiday season… And now, the news…
We hope our readers had a great Thanksgiving. This holiday was a bit different for many of us this year… and there’s no doubt 2020 has been a tough year for all of us. But our gaze is shifting to 20201 now, with a renewed sense of optimism. The oilfield
