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Now here is this week’s industry news & analysis…
News Digest
HydroEdge Solutions Acquires Majority Interest in RES Water, Creating the Appalachian Basin's Premier Full-Cycle Water Management Platform
Huge deal in northeast water management... the combined platform operates five Pennsylvania water facilities with approximately 700,000 barrels of storage and up to 116,000 barrels per day of processing capacity.
Come Talk About The Deal With the HydroEdge Team Oct. 20 In Pittsburgh!
HydroEdge is sponsoring and speaking at the event of the year for Marcellus Shale water management in just two weeks at the Pittsburgh convention center downtown. Come meet the braintrust that put together the deal mentioned above with RES Water!
Vivakor Enters into Indication of Interest to Acquire Direct Midstream
Permian-based Direct Midstream currently operates seventeen saltwater disposal facilities and nine fresh water and brine stations, with approximately 11.5 million barrels per month of permitted disposal capacity.
Oklahoma Oil Company Plugs Disposal Well That Posed Threat to City’s Drinking Water
The disposal well, named the Flying Monkey, injected oil field wastewater underground and sat roughly a quarter-mile from two municipal groundwater supply sites that served the small city of Enid in northwest Oklahoma.
SRBC Approved 35 Shale Gas Well Pad Water Use Permits in August
The SRBC published a notice in the September 26th Pennsylvania Bulletin that the SRBC approved and/or renewed 35 general water use permits in August for individual shale gas well drilling pads in Bradford, Clinton, Elk, Lycoming, Sullivan, Susquehanna, Tioga, and Wyoming counties.
WATER TALENT POOL: WES Opening
Western Midstream is seeking a Supply Chain Advisor in The Woodlands, Texas, to lead sourcing, contracting, and supplier management activities for Engineering and Construction services across the organization.
Texas rancher warns of toxic water contamination from abandoned oil wells near the Pecos River
A Texas rancher and landowner found produced water in the Pecos River on his property. He reached out to the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality and the Railroad Commission but is still looking for solutions.
Why the Permian Has Too Much Water and How Recycling Fits in
Here is how the Permian water problem works, why recycling is gaining ground, and where the risks sit if you are weighing water-focused companies.
WTI At $90... Oil rises as concerns over Houthi attacks on Saudi Arabia eclipse supply recovery
Increased attacks on tankers transiting through the Strait of Hormuz has led to renewed worries over oil supplies
Interesting Thoughts On PW And Data Centers From Nick Patterson...
Data centers have a produced water problem. They just don't call it that.
And From John Norton Too...
Data centers and wastewater treatment plants represent an obvious synergy: data centers need water and produce heat. Wastewater treatment plants produce treated water and need heat.
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