Corpus Christi’s “Day Zero”: What Happens When a Coastal Energy Hub Runs Out of Water
Looming water shortages threaten not just local households, but crude and LNG supply chains vital to the Texas and global
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Texas AI Data Centers: Electric Grid Capacity Is a Bigger Challenge Than Water
Original Post available on Substack at: https://gabrielcollins.substack.com/p/the-real-bottleneck-for-ai-infrastructure A rural water well owner, a county commissioner, other elected officials, and a
Nuclear Desalination in the Permian Basin
It’s time for an oilfield Manhattan Project. Full article available at: Gabriel Collins, “Nuclear Desalination: A Solution to the Permian’s
Central Texas Groundwater Market Conditions Update: Spring 2023
A periodic market conditions update for the vital groundwater market in Central Texas and the I-35 corridor.
Over-Ruling The Rule of Capture in Texas Groundwater Law
Thank you to the Texas Alliance of Groundwater Districts for putting on a superb event last week and giving me
Overruling The Rule of Capture: What Can Texas Learn From 10 Other States’ Groundwater Law Updates?
Texas acutely needs a common law system that can balance world-scale agricultural activity, industrial development, and urban growth while also protecting private property rights.
How Much Water Does Apache Potentially Need to Develop Alpine High?
Gabriel Collins, “How Much Water Does Apache Potentially Need to Develop Alpine High?,” Texas Water Intelligence™, Water Note #5, 19 June
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
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