In Texas The Surface Estate Owns The Produced Water
Download memo: Collins_TWI_Produced Water Ownership in Texas_27 February 2020 This memo builds upon the analysis I originally published in February
Category: Food-Water-Energy nexus
Oilfield Water Infrastructure Connectivity: The Case for a ‘Hydrovascular’ Network in the Permian Basin
Citation: Collins G. 2020. Oilfield Water Infrastructure Connectivity: The Case for a ‘Hydrovascular’ Network in the Permian Basin. Texas Water
How To Value Oilfield Water Assets as Big Institutional Money Flows Into The Space
Thank you to Oilfield Water Connection for putting on a superb conference! Gabriel Collins, “How To Value Oilfield Water Assets
Trash or Treasure: How is Produced Water’s Economic Value Evolving in the Permian Basin?
Many thanks to the Produced Water Society and Global Water Intelligence for putting on a stellar event in Sugar Land
Part 2: Six Ways Injection Disposal Restrictions Could Adversely Impact Delaware Basin E&Ps and Water Midstream Operators
**Please note that the opinions expressed in this piece are the author’s only and do not reflect any official positions
New Ways of Thinking About Oilfield Water in the Permian Basin/Economics of Produced Water
Wanted to share my slides from the ShaleTech 2018 event here in Houston yesterday. Many thanks to World Oil and
The Permian Oilfield Water Wave: Challenges and Opportunities (Version 2.0)
Delivered at the Permian Basin Petroleum Association Annual Meeting, 25 October 2018 in Midland, TX. Download slides here: Collins_PBPA Conference_The Permian
