Midland-based XRI Holdings, LLC recently completed its Northern Delaware Basin Supersystem, a water pipeline system crossing core oil and gas development areas in New Mexico. The new infrastructure, which spans 125+ miles of Lee and Eddy counties, will be supplied in part by recycled produced water volumes from the company’s own water terminals and treatedRead more
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Following recent moves by the governors of New York and New Jersey to nix new gas pipeline projects, the region’s gas utilities are warning of future shortages for new and existing customers. Courtesy Williams. Pro-gas groups see the decision to cancel the pipelines as a move to pander to climate-change and pro-renewable energy advocates. NewRead more
In Kingfisher County, the heart of Oklahoma’s oil patch, the summer of 2018 has seen concerns about produced water handling turn into a heated fight between state regulators and oil and gas companies. The heart of the conflict centers on the use of water in temporary piping (most typically, flexible lay-flat hoses) that are placedRead more
We are big fans of rapid pipeline adoption for oilfield water handling, and new steel tariffs stand to affect pipeline infrastructure planning and costs – but the jury is still out as to what degree, and whether exemptions may apply. President Trump’s plan to impose a 25% tariff on raw and finished steel products haveRead more