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Path Forward: Solaris Water Midstream CEO on Handling Shut-ins, Midstream Opportunities
June 11, 2020 | Hart Energy
Solaris Water Midstream CEO Bill Zartler joined Hart Energy’s Jessica Morales for the Path Forward video series where leaders discuss the effect this historical downcycle has had on sectors of the energy industry. Read more »
New Technology Primed and Prepped for Permian Challenge
October 2019 | E&P Magazine
Solaris Water Midstream has been expanding its infrastructure footprint in the Permian for the past several years. With assets in the Midland and Delaware basins, the company has been recycling in the Midland Basin for more than two years and started water recycling at its Lobo Ranch facility in Eddy County in July. In its first few months of operation, Lobo Ranch recycled up to 80,000 bbl/d of produced water. Read more »
E&P Company Takes Stake in Houston Energy Water Company
August 4, 2019 | Houston Business Journal
Midland-based Concho Resources Inc. (NYSE: CX) reached a deal with Houston-based Solaris Water Midstream LLC creating a partnership around the company’s exploration and production water needs. Read more »
Concho Resources Inc. and Solaris Water Midstream Form Joint Venture for Produced Water Management in the Northern Delaware Basin
July 31, 2019 | Solaris Water Midstream
Concho Resources Inc. and Solaris Water Midstream, LLC announced the formation of a strategic joint venture focused on optimizing produced water logistics at scale in the Northern Delaware Basin. The joint venture includes a long-term produced water management agreement between Concho and Solaris Water. Read more »
Solaris Water Midstream Provides Update on its New Mexico Recycling Operations
July 16, 2019 | Solaris Water Midstream
HOUSTON – July 16, 2019 – Solaris Water Midstream, LLC(“Solaris Water”), a leading provider of water-related infrastructure to the oil and gas industry, announced today it has launched operations at its expanded Lobo Ranch Produced Water Recycling and Blending Center, a large-scale produced water recycling and non-potable water blending facility in Eddy County, New Mexico. Solaris Water also has started the development of its Bronco facility, an additional recycling and blending facility in Lea County, New Mexico. Read more »