Five years ago, Milestone opened its South Midland facility. At the time it was their second facility in the Permian and their first in the Midland Basin.

The company, which also has assets in the Marcellus, has an integrated approach that includes upstream, midstream, power generation and carbon capture business lines.

Drilling activity inched higher for a fourth week with rig counts rising in the US and Permian Basin but slumping in Texas.

The Energy & Environmental Research Center, in collaboration with the National Energy Technology Laboratory (NETL), North Dakota Industrial Commission Oil and Gas Research Program (NDIC OGRP), and Nuverra Environmental Solutions, conducted a study on the recycling of water used in oil and gas operations, also known as produced water, from oil- and gas-producing regions of North Dakota.

Mountain View County's new road use agreements will now apply to above-ground waterlines in road allowances for oilfield operations

Pennsylvania’s most active gas driller pleaded no contest Tuesday to criminal charges, capping a landmark environmental case against a company prosecutors say polluted a rural community's drinking water 14 years ago and then tried to evade responsibility.

Triggered tremors shook Fort St. John. Then one in Texas damaged a large university building, forcing its closure.

The following spills were reported to the Colorado Oil and Gas Conservation Commission in the past two weeks.

Midland was back to producing more than 17 million barrels of oil during the month of August, according to the latest statistics from the Railroad Commission of Texas.

A new shale gas field in the Sichuan basin contains as much as 146 billion cubic meters of proven gas reserves.

The days of the U.S. shale boom may be over, with production rising at a much slower rate than it did before the 2020 crash and showing no signs of ramping up.

There are global standards for such systems. But in oil-rich countries in sub-Saharan Africa – such as Nigeria – there is little to no adherence to such standards.

Prairie Lithium’s president and CEO Zach Maurer first thought of producing lithium from the produced water that comes from oil wells. But that idea has since evolved into the pursuit of drilling directly for the highest concentrations of lithium. Still, extracting lithium from oil well brines is a possibility, too.