De Nora Neptune's ClorTec technology will allow Permian Basin producers to recycle produced water for fracking operations, conserving freshwater for the inhabitants of the region.
Oil and gas water management experts discuss the renaissance of the reuse and recycling of produced water while also addressing potential roadblocks and the U.S. shale industry’s ESG story.
Texas Pacific Land Corp.' and WaterBridge NBD's alliance will provide the Delaware Basin with a model for sustainable, ESG-friendly operations.
The reuse of produced water is on the rise as water management evolves in the U.S. shale industry.
Aris Water Solutions said in its earnings release that it had acquired all of Delaware Energy’s assets on Aug. 1 in exchange for 3.37 million Class A shares and a small, volumetric-based contingent consideration paid over five years.
Reusing produced water for frac jobs can improve production and ease the need for freshwater supplies, while also reducing demand for disposal wells.
Under the new agreement, Aris Water Solutions will provide produced water handling and recycling services in a portion of Chevron’s core position in the Delaware Basin of the Permian.
In this exclusive video interview, Blackbuck Resources CEO Justin Love discusses his company’s ESG-focused strategy and initiatives to overcome water management challenges in the Permian Basin.
The new dedicated long-term agreement spans an area over 300,000 acres in New Mexico and Texas.
Implementing nanotechnology can help move away from band-aid solutions employed in the oil and gas industry and its wastewater discharges, and this will manifest green solutions that are both economical and sustainable.