Oilfield Water Weekly

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

Produced water just made the cover of the Rolling Stone – not the paper magazine but the associated website. Rolling Stone’s homepage carried an extensive feature (8,500+ words) on produced water as their top story yesterday. Not surprisingly, the coverage isn’t flattering. NORM is portrayed as a universal trait in

Yesterday, BlackRock CEO Larry Fink said in an open letter to clients and CEOs that the investment firm has decided to vote with its trillions of dollars worth of shares in support of climate resolutions, sustainability, ESG, etc. BlackRock is the world’s largest money manager, with $7 trillion dollars in

2020 is off to a fast start, picking up right where 2019 left off with a ton of deal-making news in water midstream. Before we get to a jam packed news digest this week, here are five big picture themes on our radar for the business of oilfield water management

Happy New Year! Thank you for joining us each week as we carefully curate the most important oilfield water industry news and analysis for business leaders. Thanks also to everyone who attended, spoke, or sponsored at the two unique industry conferences we hosted in 2019. It is because of what