Water Energy Services (WES), a leading provider of innovative water management solutions company for the energy industry, is thrilled to select J.B. Hunt Transport, Inc. as its strategic transportation provider.

Las Vegas is prepared to pay Southern California $750 million to drink water recycled from sewage. It's because of the southwestern megadrought.

In the Permian Basin, now the most prolific oil field in the world, hundreds of miles of plastic pipelines snake along dirt roads, drilling pads and the edges of farm fields. But they are not carrying oil. Instead, they’re transporting an equally precious commodity in this arid region straddling the New Mexico-Texas border: water.

WES signs Water Infrastructure Agreement with Bison - a leading energy solutions provider in technology, logistics and infrastructure.

This acquisition adds to WES’ salt water disposal well portfolio to a total of 34 while increasing WES’ geographic footprint in the Eagle Ford Basin and in South Texas.

As produced water volumes grow, disposal wells become harder and more expensive to permit. At the same time, both public and private investors increasingly push the industry to minimize its impacts on the environment, including freshwater supplies, while continuing to practice fiscal restraint and deliver strong returns.

Angelle, who is also a former Louisiana Lieutenant Governor, has launched USA Energy Workers and a website, www.usaenergyworkers.com, that lets the nation’s 3.1 million energy workers tell their stories and offers an online gathering for them, their families and friends.

Texas Republicans spent much of Monday demanding nearly unfettered drilling and pipeline usage across North America — policies Biden officials refused to endorse.