Greater Oilfield Water Infrastructure Connectivity: The Case for a ‘Hydrovascular’ Network In the Permian Basin
Thank you to the Produced Water Society for allowing me to speak at a great event in Midland! Full presentation
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Part 1: Putting the Potential Impending Texas Oilfield Water Injection “Crackdown” Into Perspective
**Please note that the opinions expressed in this piece are the author’s only and do not reflect any official positions
Hindering oilfield water imports from Texas would harm New Mexico’s budget
Gabriel Collins, “Hindering oilfield water imports from Texas would harm NM,” Midland Reporter-Telegram, 6 August 2018. New Mexico State Land
Frac Ranching vs. Cattle Ranching: Exploring the Economic Motivations Behind Conflicts Over Produced Water Recycling Projects
Full Article Executive Summary: The issue matters because increased produced water recycling can help operators achieve significant structural cost-reductions—both for
A Simple Model for Pricing and Trading Produced Water in the Permian Basin
Gabriel Collins, “A Simple Model for Pricing and Trading Produced Water in the Permian Basin,” Texas Water Intelligence™, Water Note
How Much Can You Sell Brackish Water For in West Texas?
Gabriel Collins, “How Much Can You Sell Brackish Water For in West Texas?,” Texas Water Intelligence™, Water Note #2, 27
The Brackish Water Estate in Texas
Oil is Not the Only Multi-Horizon Resource Play in the Permian Basin Oil is not the only multi-horizon resource play
Blue Gold: Commoditize Groundwater and Use Correlative Management to Balance City, Farm, and Frac Water Use in Texas
Texas is increasingly dependent on groundwater supplies due to drought and rapid population and economic growth. The current groundwater law
