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I cover the Permian Basin's energy industry, from oil and gas to the emerging wind, solar and geothermal industries. I also cover businesses of all ranges.
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Water disposal, reuse economics are converging

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By Mella McEwen
| MSN Verified
Oil and gas operators' search for new production reservoirs is intensifying the challenge of managing water produced alongside oil and natural gas. Addressing the Produced Water Society's Permian Basin Conference, Robert Crain, executive vice president at Texas Pacific Water Resources, said water production is increasing as disposal becomes more difficult. Injection into disposal wells remains economically preferable to beneficial reuse, but the economics are converging, Crain said.
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DOE looking for large-scale projects to fund

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By Mella McEwen
| MSN Verified
The U.S. Department of Energy is looking to support projects that will provide the affordable, reliable and secure energy the nation needs. Studies indicate the country will need 100 to 300 additional gigawatts over the next five to 10 years, Russell Parker, special advisor for Energy Dominance Financing at the agency, told the Produced Water Society's Permian Basin conference. “We need affordable, reliable, secure energy for economic growth,” he said. “If you have energy, you have prosperity.
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TCEQ carefully crafting water reuse framework

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By Mella McEwen
| Midland Reporter-Telegram Verified
Catarina Gonzales, commissioner with the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality, addresses the Produced Water Society's Permian Basin conference. Mella McEwen/Reporter-Telegram The regulatory transition continues as the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality incorporates its new authority over land and water discharge of produced water.
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