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Oilfield Water Logistics
Oilfield Water Logistics is a Dallas-based company founded in 2014. It offers midstream water infrastructure and services to the energy industry in Texas.
Oilfield Water Logistics
Oilfield Water Logistics is a Dallas-based company founded in 2014. It offers midstream water infrastructure and services to the energy industry in Texas. The company has secured no external funding.
General information
Firm type
Asset Manager
Location
Region
North America
Country
United States
City
Dallas
Corporate office
Dallas, TX, United States
Sector focus
Frequently asked questions
What services does Oilfield Water Logistics provide?
The firm provides water midstream services for oil and gas operators: collecting produced water from well sites, transporting it via pipeline or truck, storing it in tanks or pits, treating and recycling it for reuse, and injecting non-recycled water into saltwater disposal wells.
Where does Oilfield Water Logistics operate?
Primary operations are in the Permian Basin (both Delaware and Midland sub-basins) and the Eagle Ford Shale in South Texas.
Is Oilfield Water Logistics a public or private company?
The firm appears to be privately held. No public stock listing or SEC filings as a reporting company are evident.
What is Oilfield Water Logistics's role in the energy transition?
The firm reduces freshwater demand by recycling produced water for reuse in hydraulic fracturing and other operations, which lowers water truck traffic and associated emissions.
Who are Oilfield Water Logistics's customers?
Customers are oil and gas E&P companies operating in US shale plays, ranging from small independents to larger operators.
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