The U.S. Department of Energy’s (DOE) Office of Fossil Energy and Carbon Management (FECM) released a Request for Information (RFI) on the characterization, treatment and cleaning, and management of effluent waters from oil and natural gas development and production, along with legacy wastewaters associated with thermal power generation.

Two commercial saltwater disposal wells located in the gas rich Utica shale of Ohio.

Flow Ts and Y laterals must be constructed using lap joint flanges and are easily integrated into the CORE Liner® system. Since CORE Liner® is a corrosion-resistant system, it is recommended that flow joints are internally coated or fabricated using stainless steel materials.

"Even more progress as XRI is on track to recycle 365,000,000 barrels of water in the Permian Basin this year. This is a 35% increase over last year at this time."

One month ago, an oilfield wastewater pipeline began leaking, but it wasn’t discovered until a little over a week ago.

Nearly a month after the incident was first reported, Imperial Oil has confirmed that the produced water line that spilled in Norman Wells, N.W.T. is underneath the Mackenzie River.

The merger resulted in Diamondback acquiring all of the limited partner interests in Rattler not already owned by Diamondback and its subsidiaries.

Rob Bruant said he thinks efforts to reduce disposal volumes and pressures in the SRA around the Gardendale area may be having an impact in terms of reducing seismic events in the area. “They seem to be tempered or reduced. We need time to get the full picture, but it looks promising,” he said.

Harvard is the oldest university in the U.S. and the wealthiest. It sets a high bar to beat in terms of their endowment, which at last count was listed at $53.2 billion. So UT’s endowment at the last count was only $42.9 billion. But given everything that is happening with the economy, given how Harvard divested from fossil fuels, given that we spent four months roughly, give or take, at $100 per barrel oil prices, you know, analysts and experts expect things to flip-flop for the schools.

The federal government granted Mountain Valley Pipeline a four-year extension to complete work Tuesday, with regulators labeling the approval an administrative decision and environmental groups expressing their dissatisfaction.

Two of the three largest states in the county (by population)–Texas and Florida–have decided to ban investments in funds that divest from fossil energy companies.

US pipeline gas exports to Mexico keep rising via West Texas amid ample supply from the Permian Shale. Exports averaged 1.6 Bcf per day in May and most of June, up 12% compared with the pre-year period, boosting the role of gas in the Mexican power mix.

Mexico’s LNG space continues to grow with a new project called Amigo near the port of Guaymas in Sonora expecting a final investment decision by next February.

Advisor Access, an online publication aimed at investment advisors, recently interviewed Enterprises’ co-CEOs. One of the statements made by co-CEO Jim Teague struck a chord with us.

Salem Abraham, who founded Abraham Trading Company over 30 years ago, says the so-called Inflation Reduction Act (IRA) coupled with a chronic underinvesting in fossil energy companies is why the price of oil is about to go haywire.