Yesterday in Pittsburgh, we gathered “who’s who” of produced water in the northeast. It was a great event with a very high quality attendee list – thanks to all who joined.
Up next, on November 3rd – IN JUST TWO WEEKS, the “who’s who” of Permian and southwest produced water is gathering at the Houstonian. It is time to register if you haven’t – don’t let this opportunity pass you by!
The attendee list is filling up with top water midstream and E&P decision makers. Sponsorships are sold out, the room block is full, and the remaining seats at the event are going fast. Register online and see details on the event page.
Now here is this week’s industry news & analysis…
News Digest
Video From Yesterday's Marcellus Shale Water Business Update
Check out this 2 minute clip that our sponsor DHI posted from the Pittsburgh event and scene yesterday. Thank you DHI!
JKLM New Well Plan In The Paper
Press coverage in the Marcellus is something we talked about with industry leaders in Pittsburgh yesterday, so this article in the local press caught our eye... Proposed Salem gas well would tap 1,000-acre pool of methane...
PFAs A Big Deal In Northeast...
Babst Calland delivered a great update on the latest around PFAS. If you are in the room you are up to speed on the topic and regulatory issues around it. And whether you were there or not, you will find this map interesting...
Produced water: Permian Basin’s anti-hero?
“If produced water were a character in a West Texas story, it wouldn’t be the hero or the villain,” Smoot said Oct. 19, during her presentation “Produced Water 101.” “It would be the conflicted anti-hero. Immensely valuable, too dangerous to ignore, too toxic to touch. And quite possibly the key to our next boom.”
Great Day For The Produced Water Industry In Pittsburgh
Last word sponsor Aquafortus shares thoughts from the conference in Pittsburgh yesterday. Thank you Michael Grossman for sharing your insights.
A first for the Permian Basin.
Iofina has commissioned the first commercial-scale iodine production facility in the Permian, with Western Midstream supplying up to 50,000 Bbls/d of produced water. COME SEE BOTH IOFINA AND WESTERN MIDSTREAM IN HOUSTON NOVEMBER 2ND!
Iofina CEO maps out route to 2,000 tonnes of annual iodine production as IO#12 comes online
Tom Becker spoke with Proactive's Stephen Gunnion about the company's plans to grow iodine production, the expected contribution from its new IO#12 facility and opportunities for further expansion in the Permian Basin.
Red Flags To Watch In Data Center Water Contracts
These are five terms I'd never let a data center sign as written, writes Nick Patterson...
New Seneca Water Pipeline Signals More Fracking in Tioga County
Want to know where a driller plans to frack next? Follow the water in the Marcellus...
Water Midstream Community Outreach
Western Midstream recently welcomed 15 local leaders, landowners, industry experts, and community members to the Western Midstream JIP beneficial reuse demonstration site for a community tour.
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Recently, the Department of Environmental Protection told the PA House Environmental Committee all contaminated water — brine — from conventional oil, gas and mineral brine wells contains the same pollutants — hydrocarbons, salts, heavy metals and other chemicals.
“I Call Myself A Drill Baby Drill Democrat” – Rep. Jon Rosenthal, Candidate for Texas Railroad Commissioner
With the midterm elections approaching, one particularly important race for the energy industry is the election for Texas Railroad Commissioner.
Oil prices little changed as traders assess Middle East developments
WTI is $96/bbl. Oil prices were little changed on Wednesday as escalating supply risks in the Middle East keep investors on edge.
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