E&P Water Managers, Completions & Supply Chain

For many onshore oil wells, produced water management is the single largest lease operating expense. Water is also one of the most controllable operating costs, through Dynamic Water Planning.

For most leases, water planning decisions were made when the lease was first developed. But long after initial production, new water pipelines with free capacity are laid nearby. Older disposals pressure up, causing higher prices, less capacity and induced seismicity risk. Newer, closer disposals appear with better access, more capacity and lower pricing. Other operators build new water infrastructure nearby that they would rent or sell below cost.

Every day, other operators are planning new fracs for which they might buy your excess produced water, groundwater and disposal capacity, turning your water cost center into a profit center while boosting your ESG metrics.

Reduce Water Disposal Costs
Analyze and reduce water management cost lease-by-lease with the most current, complete pipeline and facility maps including analytics on competitor market shares and capacity utilizations. Leverage the best procurement deals with every vendor SWD. See where you can lose less revenue from excess skim oil.

Ensure the Water Supply Chain
Continuously identify every possible water source near you, and save on options for recycled water, excess water and existing pits.

Commercialize Your Excess Capacity
Spot opportunities to sell excess water, storage, pipeline and disposal capacity to other operators when and where you choose.

Benchmark ESG and cost performance
Analyze the cost, efficiency and impact of your water management performance compared to others in your peer group through ranked metrics of water transport distance, water consumption intensity and water recycling ratios.