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News Digest

NGL Signs New Acreage Dedication For Produced Water In The Delaware Basin

NGL Energy Partners LP announced today that the Partnership recently signed a new long-term produced water transportation and disposal agreement with a super major producer...

How Two Young Scientists Built A $250 Million Business Using Yeast To Clean Up Wastewater

Forbes did a deep dive profile on a valued Oilfield Water Weekly Digest sponsor! Check it out as Forbes writes: Houston-based Solugen is making cheaper, more effective industrial chemicals to help scrub everything from pools and hot tubs to oil and gas companies’ wastewater. Up next: fertilizers....

WaterBridge Litigation Swirls Around Centennial's Escrow Funds

WaterBridge told a Houston area court it's the rightful recipient of $10mm in escrow funds from a busted $150mm SWD deal with Centennial...

Big Hit For The Bakken - DAPL To Be Shut Down

A judge on Monday ordered the Dakota Access pipeline shut down for additional environmental review more than three years after it began pumping oil. The DAPL moves about half of all of Bakken production, and moving those barrels by rail will crimp Bakken economics, potentially causing E&P investment to re-route into the Permian and Eagle Ford...

Buffet's Big Vote Of Confidence In The Midstream Industry

Berkshire Hathaway Inc. announced an agreement Sunday to purchase Dominion Energy Inc.’s natural gas pipeline and storage assets for an enterprise value of $9.7 billion, expanding its energy empire even further....

A Boost At The Bottom – PPP Money Flowed Mightily Into The Frac Supply Chain As Crews Fell [Chart Of The Day]

There was a significant funding boost at the bottom of this business cycles for smaller oilfield service firms. As the frac fleet contracted by 70% from March to May 2020, thousands of small oilfield firms took Payment Protection Program loans and here are some of the most notable names in that list...

Former Lagoon Exec Appointed To State Of Oklahoma Role

Lagoon Water Midstream congratulates our former CFO Kevin Corbett on his continued service to the State of Oklahoma as he was recently appointed Secretary of Health and Mental Health...

$20 million funding opportunity to strengthen America’s water infrastructure

A federal funding opportunity was announced on June 30th to improve the water and wastewater treatment infrastructure.

Traveling to New Mexico any time soon? Be prepared to quarantine up to 14 days if you go

Governor Michelle Lujan Grisham announced last week that all out-of-state travelers would need to quarantine for 14 days to help curb the spread of COVID-19...

New Mexico State Land Office tracking oil spills, mineral theft using satellite imagery

Satellite imagery could help the New Mexico State Land Office crack down on trespassing and mineral theft from State Trust land.

Solugen Inc. Announces Release of ScavSol IC 75

Solugen has released ScavSol IC 75, a specialty chemical used to control oilfield scales and prevent corrosion. This product is a direct replacement for another known imported scale inhibitor, THPS Tetrakis (hydroxymethyl) phosphonium sulfate. ScavSol IC 75 is superior to THPS as a scale inhibitor because it is considered bio-based, non-toxic, non-flammable, biodegradable, and safe to handle. It conforms to a carbon negative footprint when factoring domestic raw material sourcing to finished goods supplied to the customer...

Crestwood Provides Update on Bakken Operations, Saying Water Volumes Have Ticked Up As Shut-Ins Reopen

Crude oil, natural gas and produced water volumes improved throughout the quarter as producers reduced early second quarter production shut-ins...

Water Talent Pool: B3 Opening

Check out the sales position opening here...

Water Talent Pool: OWL Employee Of The Month

OWL recognizes Javier Castor-Rosales as OWL’s employee of the month for his hard work and dedication as a field technician at the McCloy facility.

Unorthodox desalination method could transform global water management

Water security is becoming an urgent global challenge. Hundreds of millions of people already live in water-scarce regions, and the UN projects that by 2030 about half the world’s population will be living in highly water-stressed areas...

The Produced Water Headache

Oil production in the Permian Basin has seen unprecedented growth over the past few years. This Clariant article featured in Oilfield Technology talks production chemistry challenges and opportunities for innovation arising from the problem of water management in the Permian Basin...

Bringing the Benefits of the Digital Oilfield to Water Management

Where is all the water going? As much as 10 barrels of saltwater are produced for every barrel of oil in the Delaware Basin while the Midland Basin averages a mere three barrels of saltwater.

Zero emissions of oil in water from offshore oil and gas installations: economic and environmental implications

‘Produced water’ is seawater mixed with hydrocarbons and derives from the extraction of oil and gas from under the seabed. Its discharge into the marine environment of the North Sea is strictly regulated.

TETRA Technologies: Deeply Mispriced Innovator With Multiple Shots On Goal And Time

An analyst writes: "Misunderstood and overlooked because of perceived capital structure complications..."

Making Hole On The Monsoon Federal SWD #1

Permian Oilfield Partners has announced progress on this disposal well

Nuverra Water Volumes Decline

When compared to the first quarter of 2019, first quarter of 2020 revenue decreased by 11.0%, or $4.7 million, due to lower activity levels in water transport services and disposal services across all three divisions. Primary drivers for this decrease were lower commodity prices for both oil and natural gas, which decreased 66% and 37%, respectively, over this time period, leading to a decline in overall customer activity.

Blockchain for Business Grows as Crypto Hype Fades

As the oil and gas industry changes and absorbs new technologies, blockchain has been one way to speed up many processes, including the handling of water haulage contracts and invoicing.

New Leadership At Texas Alliance of Energy Producers

The Texas Alliance of Energy Producers, one of the largest oil and natural gas industry associations in the state, named Jason Modglin its new president on June 3. Here's what Modglin has planned for the group going forward...

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Detailed Agenda

Monday - May 5, 2025 | Pre-Conference

Start TimeDescription
10:30 am
Private meeting, separate registration required
12:00 pm
Private meeting, separate registration required
1:00 pm
Private meeting, separate registration required
2:00 pm
In the Irving Convention Center Ballroom
5:00 pm
Private meeting, separate registration required
6:00 pm
Open to all conference registrants; drinks, snacks, entertainment; sponsored by
7:30 pm
Invitation only, sponsored by
7:30 pm

Tuesday - May 6, 2025 | Conference Day 1

Start TimeDescription
7:30 am
In exhibit hall
8:15 am
kick-off sponsored by
  • Pete Cook, Oilfield Water Connection
  • Joseph Triepke, Oilfield Water Connection
8:30 am
  • Ryan Hassler, Rystad Energy
9:00 am
  • Tracee Bentley, Permian Strategic Partnership [Chair]
  • Ray Perryman, The Perryman Group
  • Karr Ingham, Texas Alliance of Energy Producers
  • Kirk Edwards P.E., Latigo Petroleum
9:45 am
  • Kelly Bennett, B3 Insight
10:15 am
break sponsor
10:45 am
  • Brian Bohm, Independent [Chair]
  • Steven Runyan, Coterra Energy
  • John Cave, Expand Energy
  • Chance Freeman, Civitas Resources
  • Tyler Mitchell, Devon Energy
11:30 am
  • Robert Ballantyne, RWI Enhanced Evaporation
11:35 am
  • Bentsen Falb, Raymond James [Chair]
  • Nick Patterson, Aris Water Solutions
  • Jon VandenBrand, Western Midstream
  • Zach Neal, Pilot Water Solutions
12:15 pm
With time to visit exhibit hall; Sponsorship available
1:30 pm
  • Tim Carroll, Alliant Insurance Services, Inc.
  • James Brewins, Price Forbes & Partners
  • Pete Cook, Oilfield Water Connection [Moderator]
1:50 pm
  • Michael Bodino, Texas Capital Bank
1:55 pm
  • Jason Schumacher, O’Melveny & Myers LLP
2:15 pm
3 rotations (15-minute each) to join tables hosted by E&P representatives for candid dialog
  • The Facility Of The Future In Produced Water (Steven Runyan, Coterra Energy)
  • Loving/Reeves County Mid- to Long-term Production Assurance & Water Disposal Plans (Kirby Lindsey, Oxy)
  • Land & Water (Chance Freeman, Civitas Resources)
  • Where Does Water Midstream Fit In E&P Portfolios (Tyler Mitchell, Devon Energy)
  • Evaporators & Crystallizers (Paul Hart, Diversified)
  • Beneficial Reuse Public-Facing Strategy (Stuart Mussler, Chevron)
  • Water Reuse & Recycling (John Cave, Expand Energy)
  • Nanotechnology for Subsurface Water Management (Steve Gornick, 9Band Operating)
3:00 pm
In exhibit hall
3:30 pm
  • Patrick Patton, B3 Insight [Chair]
  • Ted Wooten, Railroad Commission of Texas
  • Annan Pascoe, Deep Blue Water
  • Taylor Sanchez, Diamondback
  • Kirby Lindsey, Occidental Oil & Gas Corporation
4:10 pm
  • Kieron Jeffries, Concept Tanks
4:15 pm
  • Casey Lowary, Texas Capital Bank [Chair]
  • Cory Hall, AQT Water Management
  • Dan Montgomery, Bison Water Midstream
  • Stan Berry, S&P Global Commodity Insights
  • Benjamin Johnson, Texas Capital Securities
5:00 pm
Sponsored by
6:30 pm
Evening free for client dinners

Wednesday - May 7, 2025 | Conference Day 2

Start TimeDescription
8:00 am
In exhibit hall
9:00 am
  • Pete Cook, Oilfield Water Connection
  • Joseph Triepke, Oilfield Water Connection
9:15 am
  • Doug Robison, Natura Resources
  • Justin Sink, Natura Resources
  • Joseph Triepke, Oilfield Water Connection [Moderator]
9:45 am
  • Dane Broussard, CORE Linepipe [Chair]
  • Robert Crain, Texas Pacific Water Resources
  • Taylor Spalla, Kelly Hart & Hallman LLP
  • Chris Harich, XRI
10:30 am
break sponsor
11:00 am
  • Brandon Durrett, Jackson Walker LLP [Chair]
  • Keith Gardner, KJG Strategies
  • David Grounds, Pilot Water Solutions
  • Nate Alleman, Ace Energy Advisors
11:40 am
  • Rob Rice, Gravity
  • Michael Anderson, Layne Water Midstream
  • Joseph Triepke, Oilfield Water Connection (Moderator)
12:00 pm
  • Pete Cook, Oilfield Water Connection
  • Joseph Triepke, Oilfield Water Connection
12:15 pm
Exhibitor breakdown; time for pickleball tournament preparation, transportation, and lunch at courts
1:00 pm
At Chicken N Pickle with open bar and food provided; open only to conference registrants who sign up for player or spectator passes during online registration; swag and pro lesson included plus play for bragging rights.
title belt and trophies sponsored by
paddle and ball sponsored by
towels courtesy of
socks courtesy of
sweat bands courtesy of
5:30 pm
Conference adjourns