Layne Water Midstream
About
Layne Water Midstream (LWM) is a full-cycle water midstream business providing upstream oil and gas companies with water sourcing, disposal and recycling services in the Delaware and Midland Basins. Anchored by exclusive long-term contracts with the State of Texas General Land Office and University Lands, LWM operates significant source water, water transportation and produced water management infrastructure and is committed to further growth to support its upstream customers in the Permian Basin. LWM is a portfolio company of Post Oak Energy Partners LP and Genesis Park LP.
Editor's note: Updated Jan. 28, 2020.
Headquarters Address
1790 Hughes Landing Boulevard
Suite 425
The Woodlands, TX 77380
United States
Website
www.laynewatermidstream.comMain Phone Number
Transactions
University Lands Selects H20 Midstream, Layne JV For Delaware Basin Water Services
University Lands Selects H20 Midstream, Layne JV For Delaware Basin Water Services
This content is locked until you subscribe
This content is locked until you subscribe
This content is locked until you subscribe
This content is locked until you subscribe
Subscribe to Access
Instantly unlock over 15 years of A&D transactions and financing data.
News
Post Oak, Genesis Park Sell Permian’s Layne Water Midstream
PE firms Post Oak Energy Capital and Genesis Park sold the Delaware Basin’s Layne Water Midstream to an undisclosed buyer.
Key Players: Meeting E&P Water Management Demands
Service companies continue to innovate to improve operational efficiencies in the water management sector.
Texas GLO Expands Exclusive Delaware Basin Agreement With Layne Water Midstream
Layne Water Midstream now has additional exclusive rights regarding reuse and disposal of produced water in the Delaware Basin located on Texas GLO’s roughly 88,000 acres in Reeves and Culberson counties.
Key Players: Companies Focus On Replacing Freshwater Sources
Technology for reusing flowback and produced water offers solutions for regions facing limited water sources and drought.
Rapid Evolution Emerges In Permian Water Management Practices
Collaborations and JVs are indicative of innovative attitudes in the Permian Basin.