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The Produced Water Tsunami
OOIL CEO Riggs Eckelberry reported that as oil prices continue to fall, energy consumption increases -- and water use. For every barrel of oil, the petroleum industry must handle eight barrels of water. Increasingly, treatment and reuse is the money-saving option. That's why the global Produced water treatment market size is estimated to exceed $8.0 billion by 2019. The treated water can benefit drought-parched areas like California, and help the industry improve its image as a good neighbor. PR9.NET January 07, 2015 - Los Angeles, CA, Oil prices continue to fall. That party won?t last forever, but meanwhile, people are driving more. Truck sales are up.The more oil, the more water.We like to talk about frack water, but the amounts of Produced water are far greater over the long run. It?s a tsunami of water, and increasingly, it?s not being dumped, but instead treated, which saves the oil industry about $1.40 for each barrel of water (and they need those savings right now!)The global Produced water treatment market size is estimated to exceed $8.0 billion by 2019. The major factors responsible driving the growth of this market include the energy sector growth in Africa and the Middle East along with, increasing strictness of environmental policies. http://www.marketsandmarkets.com/Market-Reports/produced-water-treatment-market-149046364.html Clearly, our market opportunity is alive and well! Oil industry Water industry There is so much Produced water that the oil industry?is really a water industry! The oil industry is effectively a water industry which delivers oil as a byproduct. In the North American onshore oil industry, on average nearly eight barrels of water are brought to the surface for every barrel of oil. This produced water is often highly saline and contaminated by hydrocarbons: It is a hazardous waste which requires treatment, disposal and potentially recycling .http://www.globalwaterintel.com/archive/12/3/market-profile/waters-growing-role-oil-and-gas.html You could say that the oil industry is working to make water. What is Produced water? A great deal of water exists in (and below) oil and gas formations. This water comes up with the oil as Produced water. In the late stage of a well?s life, drillers use water flooding to ?float? oil to the surface. That?s Produced water, too. It?s often cheaper to treat and recycle it than to dump it. And treated, it could help relieve water shortages in drought-parched areas like California. A boom to farmers? Chevron has built a eight-mile pipeline to supply treated produced water to farmers. Recently, when water prices on the open market skyrocketed to $1,300 an acre-foot, the price of the Chevron-treated water remained under $60. This small project illustrates what could be done to help ease water shortages, making Big Oil just a little more popular ;-) An oil industry article by OriginOil Here's the striking cover of an article by our own Bill Charneski in October?s issue of the respected Oilfield Technology Magazine. The article explains how fracking can both reduce costs and help the industry be seen as a "good neighbor" by using less water. Read the full article. http://www.originoil.com/pdf/oilfield-technology-magazine-2014.pdf Very nice work Bill! Deals, deals, deals With the start of the new year, Bill is back in Houston making deals, and is off to the Middle East in a few days. Meanwhile, ?JL? Kindler is in China setting up our well-connected operation there. Then he?s off to Malaysia. It?s nonstop deals. I?ll be updating you as these bear fruit over the next few weeks. Also, I will be giving you some good news (with photos) about our California Research Center. In the meantime, enjoy the rest of your week!! Riggs and Team Riggs Eckelberry President & CEO OriginOil, Inc. (OOIL) Read more: http://www.originoil.com/ceos-update/the-produced-water-tsunami#ixzz3OA424Nwa Legal Disclaimer Except for the historical information presented herein, matters discussed in this article contain forward-looking statements that are subject to certain risks and uncertainties that could cause actual results to differ materially from any future results, performance or achievements expressed or implied by such statements. INS Consulting which owns www.InvestorNewsSource.com, is not registered with any financial or securities regulatory authority, and does not provide nor claims to provide investment advice or recommendations to readers of this release. INS Consulting which owns www.InvestorNewsSource.com, may from time to time have a position in the securities mentioned herein and may increase or decrease such positions without notice. For making specific investment decisions, readers should seek their own advice.INS Consulting which owns www.InvestorNewsSource.com, may be compensated for its services in the form of cash-based compensation or equity securities in the companies it writes about, or a combination of the two. # # # |
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