Companies such as Heckmann Corporation, who derive the majority of their business from hauling produced water off-site, look to be the most likely to lose business as the natural progression from off-site disposal to on-site reuse takes hold. Larger companies, perhaps sensing the shifting landscape, have begun to move to recycling their produced water. In fact, Chesapeake Energy, a leading natural gas producer, now recycles all of the water it recovers from its wells according to this recent article from the WSJ titled "Drillers Begin Reusing 'Frack Water."RBN Energy: new crude oil pricing? See the update on Enterprise Crude Houston (ECHO). Brent, WTI, ECHO?
Active rigs: 185 (steady, upward trend)
The wells coming off the confidential list Tuesday:
- 20708, 1,352, Zenergy, Nelson 24-13H, Marmon, t8/12; cum 20K 9/12;
- 21923, 2,968, BR, Dayton 14-22MBH, Haystack Butte, t10/12; cum --
- 21979, drl, CLR, Alpha 3-14H, Camp,
- 22067, 758, Liberty Resources, Sylte 156-101-10-3-1H, Tyrone, t6/12; cum 49K 9/12;
- 22369, 304, OXY USA, State Jablonsky B 1-36-25H-142-95, Murphy Creek, t5/12; cum 16K 9/12;
- 22649, drl, WPX, Charles Blackhawk 31-30HA, Heart Butte,
- 22813, 646, Zavanna, Sylvester 1-32H, Springbrook, t9/12; cum 15K 9/12;
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