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Reusing produced water

Oilfield Technology

As fields age, they generate higher water to oil ratios. In some mature fields, 10 barrels of water are generated for every barrel of oil produced. However, it is becoming a problem in some onshore fields. In recent years these higher disposal volumes have led to seismic events in several states.

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Count It a Successful Session

Permian Basin Oil and Gas Magazine

This bill enhances inspection capabilities by training officers to conduct thorough inspections of cargo tanks suspected of transporting petroleum products. It amends existing criminal procedures and establishes new definitions and procedures particularly focused on petroleum products, such as crude oil and condensate. 1, 2025. “As

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Drowning in Liability: Court Extends "Waste" Liability to SWD Operator; but preserves the RPO defense

Producer's Edge

In the vast expanse of Texas oil fields, a critical but often overlooked challenge lies beneath the surface: produced water management. Consequently, over 80% of Texas produced water still finds its way into saltwater disposal wells—a critical infrastructure network that enables continued production. PPC Energy LLP , No.

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Eighty-Ninth Texas Legislature: One Month Countdown

Permian Basin Oil and Gas Magazine

Establishing a clear process for all parties to address field-related issues is essential. Senate Bill 1806: Energy Resources Theft Reform: Authorizes trained law enforcement officers to inspect cargo tanks transporting petroleum products on public roads or railroads and collect samples for forensic analysis.