A Sustainable Solution and Convenient Access for West Texas Operators
Coming Soon – Once operational, our portfolio of permitted sites will serve as a comprehensive, basin-wide solution for oilfield operators looking to improve their ESG performance.
Our initial facility, a joint project with Waste Management, is located in Reeves County and has been open and operating safely since late 2018.
Like our other sites, our Permian facilities will safely dispose of all Class II (RCRA exempt) wastes including:
- Completion waste – flowback water, gel water, friction reducer, cement, etc.
- Drilling waste – oil and water base mud, dirty pit water, etc.
- Production waste – produced water
- Tank bottoms
- Truck washout materials
Our permitted injection formations are determined by our team of engineers and based upon detailed geomechanical analyses. The formations are selected to provide ample storage capacity, permanent confinement of the injected wastes, and prevention of induced seismicity.
When operating, constant real-time injection monitoring is employed to ensure the integrity of the injection formation and containment of the injected slurry.
Ward
Reeves
Bowie
CLASS II Deep Injection Well
An Inside Look at Our Permitted Sites
Ward
(Ward County)
Permit #: (H-1). F-20741
Capacity: 20,000 bbls/day
Bowie
(Midland County)
Permit #: (W-14). 15532
Capacity: 20,000 bbls/day
Reeves
Permit #: (W14). 13828
Capacity: 20,000 bbls/day
A Permanent Solution for Managing Complex Waste
Selecting a site for an injection well requires balancing the subsurface, surface, and logistical considerations, and matching them to the waste type, equipment and financial requirements for the project.
The Experience and the Expertise
Our engineers and operational teams have the expertise to design and manage injection projects from start to finish with best practices acquired over decades.
