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Second Produced Water Treatment Pilot Facility Online in Permian Basin
- The second produced water treatment pilot facility, called JIP 2, is now operational in the Permian Basin in West Texas near the Red Bluff Reservoir in Reeves County, a major oil and gas producing area.
- JIP 2 can treat 2,000 barrels of produced water daily, producing about 1,000 barrels of reclaimed freshwater per day.
- Texas Railroad Commissioner Wayne Christian stated that these efforts support the oil and gas industry while addressing Texas' growing water scarcity challenges.
- Oscar Brown, WES president and CEO, called the JIP 2 start-up a pivotal milestone for transforming produced water from a disposal problem into a valuable resource for the Permian Basin and beyond.
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BIC MagazineWestern Midstream Announces Start-up of Second Produced-Water Treatment Facility in the Permian Basin
The produced-water treatment pilot facility is a Joint Industry Project (JIP) between Western Midstream, Chevron, ConocoPhillips, Devon, and ExxonMobil.The facility is designed to produce approximately 1,000 barrels per day of reclaimed freshwater – ten times the amount of JIP 1.The…
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