Water has increasingly become a problem in the hydraulic fracturing process across the United States, especially in regions that require large volumes of water for industrial or agricultural use. This has forced many producers to seek alternative sources of water—no small task for drilling sites that are often remote from any quality water source, pipeline or remediation infrastructure.
As a result, energy producers are continuing to refine their plans in applying optimal water management techniques in order to maximize efficiencies and reduce costs. Only those who are primed with today’s most effective water management solutions will be able to reap the full financial return on their investment in new wells.
Following the massive success of Infocast’s 2012 Water Management for ...