"I will be attending the the Oilfield Water Markets conference next month. Looking forward to the opportunity to reconnect with others in the sector."

"I am looking forward to speaking at the Annual Oilfield Water Markets Conference next month in Irving, Texas. I will be sharing Rystad Energy's latest outlook on the global macro fundamentals, US drilling, completions, production forecasts and much more. Register for the conference and join us!"

"We are officially three weeks away from the 4th Annual Oilfield Water Markets Conference! JGL Solutions is proud to be a sponsor of this year's event and we look forward to another great event hosted by Oilfield Water Connection."

"If you are in produced water you should be in a seat at the Oilfield Water Connection Oilfield Water Conference! Stop and see the PittBoss - RWI Enhanced Evaporation model at our booth."

"I’m really excited about this conference. Each year the Oilfield Water Markets Conference is EXCELLENT and then they go on and put on an even better conference the next year. Hope to see you all there!"

Jaime Roman writes on LinkedIn: "I’d like to pose a question to all water enthusiasts and produced water professionals. In your opinion, what is the definition of beneficial reuse?" He got some interesting responses...

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Canadian oil and natural gas operators are working to manage water use as western provinces face increasingly dry conditions after a mild winter.

Province confirms it doesn't track exact usage of groundwater by industrial companies. The B.C. Energy Regulator publishes quarterly water-use reports for the oil and gas sector, and some other licensees may be required to report how much they use.

Oil production hit a record 1.92 billion barrels, about 51 million barrels more than the previous record of 1.86 billion barrels set in 2019. Texas natural gas production jumped to a record 12.01 trillion cubic feet, besting the previous record by more than 13%.

Exciting advancements in water recycling technology are unfolding in the Permian Basin! As freshwater resources dwindle and wastewater disposal challenges rise, innovative solutions are emerging.

The Eagle Ford shale shown with about 26,000 oil and gas wells with an overlay cumulative production bubble pie charts (shown at lease level). Courtesy of Cameron Snow.

A fire has shut down the largest local frac sand plant in the Permian Basin.

Mayor Lori Blong spoke during the Midland Chamber’s State of Midland April 11, about the possibility of using technology used in oilfields to possibly improve the quality of currently unused subterraneous water in the city.

Among the subsidiaries is Austin Master Services, a Pottstown-based waste handler that was sued by the Ohio Attorney General on March 25 for having too much low-level radioactive waste simply sitting in mounds on the ground of its wastewater treatment facility in Martins Ferry, Ohio.

RWI shared a video of bears playing in the water next to their evap units!

New Mexico Tech broke ground on a $28 million rebuild of a campus building that houses a research division of the Socorro university focused on the oil and gas industry.

The new water line, due to be done in June, will reduce the local impact of natural gas development (fewer truck trips), and potentially optimize regional water resources by providing additional reliable water infrastructure to area communities.

ODNR is finally about to test residential water wells in the area (i.e., do real science) to determine if there has been any kind of “communication” or contamination from the injection wells with area production and water wells.

This article analyzes how innovations are radically transforming the way the oil industry addresses the challenge of waste management, from automated collection systems to advanced treatment and recycling processes.