A Mag 5.1 quake in Midland last night was felt by thousands and the epicenter was in the heart of Midland Basin disposal well territory. In this report, read about it, see data, and plan to join us at an upcoming industry event to address the situation: There’s a lot …
Read More »A Look At Permian Seismicity Trends As Delaware Spike Causes More Aggressive Regulatory Response [Chart Of The Day]
Something to keep an eye on in the Permian this year… There’s a lot more to this story… Login to see the full update… To read this update and receive our research newsletters, you must be a member. If you are new to Infill Thinking, or your membership has expired, …
Read More »The Competitive Advantage Of Fully Integrated Water Midstream At Scale [Site Visit Observations]
During our Permian Basin trip this month, we had an opportunity to spend the better part of an afternoon with H2O Midstream touring the company’s extensive Howard County water midstream infrastructure. H2O Midstream owns and operates the largest independent fully interconnected produced water disposal and recycling network in the Midland …
Read More »Rolling Stone Blasted By O&G Trade Group After Hit Piece On “Hot” Oilfield Water
Sustainable business models in oilfield water management will be a hot topic at The Oilfield Water Markets 2020 Conference coming up this May in Dallas. We’ll be there and hope to see many of you there… The Rolling Stone feature story on oilfield water that we flagged for our readers …
Read More »The Oilfield Water Tax Men – What Does It Mean To Be Water Midstream?
The phrase “water midstream” has without doubt been the hottest buzzword of 2019 in shale. Last week, we collaborated with Oilfield Water Connection on an executive survey about “what qualifies a water management firm as water midstream?” Today, new insights from the survey of leading CEOs and bankers and investors …
Read More »Blue Is The New Green. Why Water Midstream Is A Great ESG Investment [Guest Post]
For water midstream, which is still in the early phases of market evolution, the opportunity to make a positive difference in the water supply/demand balance is enormous. Once permanent infrastructure is in place and multiple systems become interconnected, the stage will be set to move excess produced water to… There’s …
Read More »5 Questions Answered By The Oilfield Water Connection Event On October 4, 2019
Last Friday, Oilfield Water Connection hosted industry leaders from across the country at the Houston Petroleum Club to talk about the rapidly evolving competitive landscape in full-cycle oilfield water management. Before the event, we shared 7 pre-conference questions were were hoping to gain perspective on. Asked and answered, the following …
Read More »A New Buzzword In Oilfield Water Plus More Big M&A Deals This Week… [Exclusive CEO Chat]
There were three notable transactions in oilfield water management this week. In two of them, a new buzzword emerged that we like and think could stick as the roll-up of legacy E&P oilfield water systems by third-party water midstream firms continues… There’s a lot more to this story… Login to …
Read More »Drip, Drip, Drip… Collecting Market Intel From 3 Oilfield Water Earnings Calls In 1 Day
The universe of publicly traded shale oilfield water companies is small (for now). But the universe of companies with material oilfield water handling exposure is… There’s a lot more to this story… Login to see the full update… To read this update and receive our research newsletters, you must be …
Read More »As WaterBridge Pulls The Plug On IPO… More Oilfield Water Finance Conference Takeaways
In this update, we talk about why the withdrawal of the WaterBridge IPO isn’t a big surprise followed by takeaways from the afternoon sessions of the Oilfield Water Finance conference – an event that provides context and a framework for processing headlines like WaterBridge’s… The inaugural Oilfield Water Connection event …
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