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November 5, 2026 Groundwater Management / Industrial Water / produced water / Water Resilience

Texas Water Intelligence Weekly™ — Issue #2

Covered window: October 30–November 4, 2026 Highest-Impact item of all: the Blue Wave that just swept over Texas. This will

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An image featured for "Texas Water Intelligence Weekly" showing a digital map of Texas glowing with blue water-network and data lines. On the left, bold white and gold text reads "TEXAS WATER INTELLIGENCE WEEKLY" alongside "ISSUE #1 - WEEK ENDING 25 OCTOBER 2026." Over a dark background, a subtitle mentions commentary by Gabriel Collins.
October 28, 2026 Groundwater Management / Industrial Water / produced water / Water Resilience

Texas Water Intelligence Weekly, Issue #1

What I’m Paying Special Attention to: Proposed Water Imports From Arkansas The Texarkana, Arkansas, Board of Directors voted 6-0 on

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Texas map overlays rainfall bands, major reservoirs, and Central Texas counties alongside population growth from 1990 to 2020, illustrating rising water demand in a region with limited reservoirs.
May 19, 2023 Groundwater Management / Water Valuation

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.

Guadalupe County Groundwater Conservation District map showing district boundaries, property parcels, and modeled Carrizo saturated sands used to allocate groundwater pumping rights.
October 21, 2016 Groundwater Management

IMPLEMENTING THREE-DIMENSIONAL GROUNDWATER MANAGEMENT IN A TEXAS GROUNDWATER CONSERVATION DISTRICT

Fulltext available here. Gabriel Collins and Hilmar Blumberg, “Implementing three-dimensional groundwater management in a Texas groundwater conservation district,” Texas Water

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Aerial view of a rectangular lined brackish-water storage pond near Barnhart, Texas, filled with blue water and surrounded by scrubland and access tracks.
August 17, 2016 Uncategorized

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

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Roadside sign reading “Water for Sale” beside dry farmland, illustrating the market for water supplies in West Texas.
June 27, 2016 Uncategorized

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

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Large valved pipe discharging water into an earthen basin in a scrub-covered West Texas landscape.
June 6, 2016 Uncategorized

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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