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Some great companies are signing up right now to sponsor the May 6-7, 2025 Oilfield Water Markets Conference.

Today we welcome ISCO as the Drinks Reception sponsor for all three of our 2025 conferences… So come talk about HDPE over a drink with their team in DFW in May, Pittsburgh in August, or Houston in October!

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Here is this week’s industry news & analysis… 


News Digest

Ownership of Lithium in Water Reservoirs May Hinge on Texas Law

Lithium also can be found in produced water, a waste byproduct brought to the surface during oil and gas drilling operations. As a result, the oil and gas industry is in a unique position to tap produced water as a potential new lithium source.

Permian Strategic Partners’ Bentley joins Dallas Fed board to advocate for the Permian Basin

As a board member, Bentley will provide the Dallas Fed input on regional economic conditions so that it can better understand the Permian Basin’s impacts and needs.

Gov. Abbott and Mayor Whitmire resurrect an old scheme to sell Houston’s water to West Texas

Whiny article about bi-partisan idea addressing water issues in west Texas.

Texas Pacific Land to relocate Dallas headquarters to new tower

Texas Pacific Land's vast holdings draw investor interest for potential data center development.

New York & New England Play Russian Roulette With Their Energy Supply

As much of America now girds itself for a difficult few weeks of frigid temperatures, those states who, had prioritized environmental posturing over energy availability and affordability must be especially on their guard.

Pennsylvania Natural Gas Has Low Environmental Footprint, Aids U.S. Emission Declines, Federal Analysis Says

Natural gas produced in Pennsylvania, Ohio and West Virginia has some of the lowest associated air emissions and water usage, according to a new peer-reviewed study from the U.S. Department of Energy’s National Energy Technology Laboratory (NETL).

Texas Oil and Gas Association set new record in state and local taxes and state royalties

According to Staples, 492,000 Texans have a job because of oil and natural gas.

Tailwater Co-Founder on Energy Investment under Trump

Jason Downie shares his insights on upstream and midstream private equity investment.

Public Perception of Nontraditional Water Reuse in New Mexico: A Focus on Produced Water from Oil and Gas Production

This study investigated public perceptions of nontraditional water reuse, particularly oil and gas–oil and gas produced water reuse, in New Mexico, using valid responses from 657 statewide survey participants.

Flashback: Future King Charles III Visits Frac Water Treatment Facility

In 2012, the future king visited Ground Effects in Canada.

Rising data demand puts pressure on US energy grid, boosts gas projects

As demand grows, natural gas has regained prominence as a reliable energy source, with utility companies planning 17.5 GW of new capacity in the coming years—the highest level of project activity since 2017.

Bulls Poised to Extend Parade Through Natural Gas Cash Market as Storage Falls, Demand Ramps

As peak winter heating demand across key regions in the Lower 48 intersected with robust calls for U.S. LNG, natural gas spot prices mounted momentum through the first half of January.

Saudi Arabia Discovers Lithium Reserves in its Oil Fields

This should come as no surprise. Hopefully it serves as a wakeup call for those in the Marcellus and other basins in the U.S. where lithium from produced water is an opportunity.

Oil gains capped by uncertainty over sanctions impact

Oil prices crept higher on Wednesday as the market focused on potential supply disruptions from sanctions on Russian tankers, though gains were tempered by a lack of clarity on their impact.

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Detailed Agenda

Monday - May 5, 2025 | Pre-Conference

Start TimeDescription
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; sponsorship available
6:30 pm
Invitation only, sponsored by
7:30 pm

Tuesday - May 6, 2025 | Conference Day 1

Start TimeDescription
7:30 am
8:15 am
  • 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
  • Steven Runyan, Coterra Energy
  • John Cave, Expand Energy
11:30 am
  • Robert Ballantyne, RWI Enhanced Evaporation
11:35 am
  • Dane Broussard, CORE Linepipe [Chair]
  • Robert Crain, Texas Pacific Water Resources
  • Taylor Spalla, Kelly Hart & Hallman LLP
  • Chris Harich, XRI
12:15 pm
With time to visit exhibit hall; Sponsorship available
1:30 pm
  • Bentsen Falb, Raymond James [Chair]
  • Nick Patterson, Aris Water Solutions
  • Jon VandenBrand, Western Midstream
2:10 pm
  • Michael Bodino, Texas Capital Bank
2:15 pm
3 rotations (15-minute each) to join tables hosted by E&P representatives for candid dialog
  • Phillip Douget, Civitas Resources
  • Steven Runyan, Coterra Energy
  • Evaporators & Crystallizers (Paul Hart, Diversified)
  • Beneficial Reuse Public-Facing Strategy (Stuart Mussler, Chevron)
  • Water Reuse & Recycling (John Cave, Expand Energy)
  • ...more to be added soon...
3:00 pm
3:30 pm
  • Patrick Patton, B3 Insight [Chair]
  • Ted Wooten, Railroad Commission of Texas
4:10 pm
4:15 pm
  • Casey Lowary, Texas Capital Bank [Chair]
  • Cory Hall, AQT Water Management
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
9:00 am
  • Pete Cook, Oilfield Water Connection
  • Joseph Triepke, Oilfield Water Connection
9:15 am
10:00 am
10:15 am
10:45 am
  • Rob Rice, Gravity
  • Stan Berry, S&P Global Commodity Insights
11:30 am
12:00 pm
Exhibitor breakdown; time for pickleball tournament preparation and transportation
1:00 pm
At Chicken N Pickle; open only to conference registrants who sign up during online registration - food, drink, and pro lesson provided along with a chance to play for the title belt and trophies sponsored by Spectator passes available; Paddles and balls sponsored by ; towels sponsored by ; and socks sponsored by
5:30 pm
Conference adjourns