Selling Title Examining The Optimal Water Treatment, Storage & Recycling Strategies For Minimizing The Cost Of Reusing Produced Water For Completions In The Bakken, Niobrara, Piceance And Uinta And Determining The Most Cost-Effective Water Sourcing & Disposal Strategies Key Issues To Be Discussed Include: October 29-30, 2014 | Denver, Colorado | USA Name Surname Job Title Company Featuring 20+ operator case studies from operators in Rocky Mountains tight oil and shale plays including: M Follow us @UnconventOilGas www.produced-water-reuse-rockies-2014.com Register By Friday Month 00, 2014 SAVE $400 • MINIMIZING PRODUCED WATER REUSE COSTS: Examining the optimal treatment technologies and recycling strategies for driving down the costs of reusing produced water for completions in shale plays in the Rockies • WATER SOURCING STRATEGIES: Evaluating strategies for working within existing regulatory frameworks to cost-effectively source freshwater for hydraulic fracturing • WATER STORAGE STRATEGIES: Identifying the most cost-effective water storage options for produced water reuse operations • REUSING FLOWBACK WATER: For the first time, as well as sessions on produced water reuse in general, there will also be specific focus sessions on reusing flowback water • WATER TRANSPORTATION: Comparing the economics of transporting water by truck vs. pipeline and overcoming the Name Surname Job Title Company Name Surname Job Title Company Name Surname Job Title Company Name Surname Job Title Company Name Surname Job Title Company Name Surname Job Title Company Name Surname Job Title Company Organized By:
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Produced Water Reuse Initiative 2014: Rocky Mountains Tight Oil & Shale Gas Plays
With the demand for water for hydraulic fracturing in the Rocky Mountains set to double by 2015, it is estimated that cost reductions per barrel of oil of between 24 - 46% could be achieved through the application of advanced water recycling techniques in the region
Finding the most economical ways of reusing produced water will therefore be one of the key drivers for reducing the cost of operations for E&Psworking in unconventional plays in the Rockies. Meanwhile, operators need to determine how they can effectively source freshwater resources within increasingly stringent regulations and dispose of produced water cost-effectively where reuse is not possible.
To help with this, the 4th Annual Produced Water Reuse Initiative 2014: Rocky Mountains Tight Oil & Shale Gas Plays will be featuring a totally revamped agenda this year with 20+ operator case studies exclusively from companies working in the Bakken, Niobrara and other plays in the DJ, Powder River, Uinta & Piceance Basins.
Operators at the event will be examining the optimal water treatment storage and recycling strategies for minimizing the cost of reusing produced water for completions in Rocky Mountains tight oil and shale gas plays and determining the most cost-effective water sourcing & disposal strategies.
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Selling Title
Examining The Optimal Water Treatment, Storage & Recycling Strategies For
Minimizing The Cost Of Reusing Produced Water For Completions In The Bakken, Niobrara, Piceance And Uinta And Determining The Most Cost-Effective Water Sourcing & Disposal Strategies
Key Issues To Be Discussed Include:
October 29-30, 2014 | Denver, Colorado | USA
Name Surname Job Title Company
Featuring 20+ operator case studies from operators in Rocky Mountains tight oil and shale plays including:
M Follow us @UnconventOilGas
w w w. p r o d u c e d - w a t e r- r e u s e - r o c k i e s - 2 0 1 4 . c o m
Register By FridayMonth 00, 2014
SAVE $400
• MINIMIZING PRODUCED WATER REUSE COSTS: Examining the optimal
treatment technologies and recycling strategies for driving down the
costs of reusing produced water for completions in shale plays in the
Rockies
• WATER SOURCING STRATEGIES: Evaluating strategies for working within
existing regulatory frameworks to cost-effectively source freshwater
for hydraulic fracturing
• WATER STORAGE STRATEGIES: Identifying the most cost-effective water
storage options for produced water reuse operations
• REUSING FLOWBACK WATER: For the first time, as well as sessions
on produced water reuse in general, there will also be specific focus
sessions on reusing flowback water
• WATER TRANSPORTATION: Comparing the economics of transporting
With the demand for water for hydraulic fracturing in the Rocky
Mountains set to double by 2015, it is estimated that cost
reductions per barrel of oil of between 24 – 46% could be
achieved through the application of advanced water recycling
techniques in the region
Finding the most economical ways of reusing produced water
will therefore be one of the key drivers for reducing the cost of
operations for E&Ps working in unconventional plays in the
Rockies. Meanwhile, operators need to determine how they can
effectively source freshwater resources within increasingly
stringent regulations and dispose of produced water cost-
effectively where reuse is not possible.
To help with this, the 4th Annual Produced Water Reuse Initiative
2014: Rocky Mountains Tight Oil & Shale Gas Plays will be
featuring a totally revamped agenda this year with 20+ operator
case studies exclusively from companies working in the Bakken,
Niobrara and other plays in the DJ, Powder River, Uinta &
Piceance Basins.
Operators at the event will be examining the optimal water treatment
storage and recycling strategies for minimizing the cost of reusing
produced water for completions in Rocky Mountains tight oil
and shale gas plays and determining the most cost-effective
water sourcing & disposal strategies.
WHAT’S NEW THIS YEAR
FOCUS ON COSTS:With cost being the key barrier to produced water reuse for completions, every session on this year’s agenda is 100% focused on practically reducing the cost of water recycling, sourcing and disposal
USING PRODUCED WATER FOR GEL FRACS:As well as providing case studies on reusing produced water for slickwater fracs, this year’s event tackles for the first time the more challenging goal of cost-effective reuse of produced water for gel fracs
REUSING FLOWBACK WATER: For the first time, as well as sessions on produced water reuse in general, there will also be specific focus sessions on reusing flowback water
SALTWATER TREATMENT & DISPOSAL: With treating saltwater for reuse creating unique challenges, this year’s agenda has focus sessions on optimizing saltwater treatment as well as saltwater disposal strategies
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MINIMIZING THE COST OF REUSING PRODUCED WATER FOR COMPLETIONS AND OPTIMIZING WATER SOURCING STRATEGIES IN THE ROCKY MOUNTAINS REGION
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