Austin, Texas-based Atlas has hired Goldman Sachs Group Inc (GS.N) to lead preparations for the IPO, which could value the company at between $2 billion and $3 billion including debt, the sources said.

Water production continues to be a problem for operators and investors across the industry, with issues around offtake capacity, environmental incidents, and induced seismicity.

Right before the frac crew was scheduled to go to work, they told the E&P company that they didn’t like the contract and didn’t want to do the work under those terms. One was a reimbursement for sand at $15/ton. The E&P upped it to $30/ton but they still didn’t like the contract. The industry has to learn to turn down low return work.

Halliburton’s 1Q22 conference call on Tuesday morning kicked off pressure pumping earnings season. We believe the largest pressure pumper’s outlook given on this morning’s conference call has POSITIVE implications for all frac and frac supply chain participants.

Pennsylvania Democrat lawmaker who professes to support the Marcellus industry wrote a letter to Dept. of Environmental Protection asking them to deny a request by PennEnergy Resources to withdraw water from Big Sewickley Creek and one of its tributaries for shale fracking.

A Direct Lithium Extraction Pilot Plant has been designed and to process Cornish geothermal waters using DLE technologies and is the first time that a DLE system has become operational in the UK. The £4.0 million Pilot Plant is being supported by the Cornwall and Isles of Scilly Local Enterprise Partnership (“LEP”) with £2.9 million from the UK Government’s Getting Building Fund. The Pilot Plant was successfully commissioned at the end of March, on time and on budget.

Following the recent surge in lithium prices, there has been a wave of attention on the opportunities and challenges related to Direct Lithium Extraction (DLE) and its role in closing the looming lithium supply and demand imbalance...

The way the world currently uses resources is best characterized as a cradle-to-the-grave approach: take resources from the Earth, use them, and throw them away. A circular economy approach, however, rethinks this pattern. It adds three principles: eliminate waste and pollution, circulate products and materials, and regenerate nature. The need for such a re-think is nowhere more evident than in how we use water.

How often are you hot oiling those paraffin problem wells at up to $1,000 a time? How often are you doing workovers on those wells at $10,000-$20,000 to even $50,000 each? Not to mention the lost production during downtime and from clogged wellbores.

An award winning professional equity analyst and this highly acclaimed CEO both detail the opportunity for safe dividends with a high potential growth rate in the US based natural gas production and distribution sector.

Water is already shaping our politics, our economy and our national security too. Whether it’s floods or droughts, storms or wildfires—too much water, or too little—water shapes lives in the United States and around the world.

The Temblor legless lizard is an unusual sand-swimming reptile found only in Kern and Fresno counties in the southwestern San Joaquin Valley. Activists claim the survival of the species is jeopardized by extensive oil and gas drilling in its narrow range.