Do you have an oil and gas company currently involved with drilling operations? One resource you might need is produced water treatment if you want something safe to push fossil fuels to the point of potential extraction.
Waste Into Resource
Sometimes, you need to pump something in before you can get oil and gas out, especially petroleum. Wastewater generated by municipalities serving millions can be something your company uses to do just that. In doing so, you give used to water a fresh purpose.
Better on Equipment
Water that has been treated is possibly not safe for human consumption, but it’s still likely to be cleaner and safer than natural water. You’ll have to pump it through your equipment, and treated wastewater is likely to be easier on your machinery than other options. Saltwater is highly corrosive, and freshwater might be filled with runoff, contaminants, and sediment. Wastewater is also usually cheaper and more readily available as many parts of the country struggle to manage their own supplies of water.
Ready for Release
Water that has been used by residential and commercial customers and then treated is usually ready for safe release back into nature. Since you’re going to be pumping it underground, you want to be environmentally conscious and ethical about how you do things. Using produced and treated water can be a safe move.
Keep Your Options Open
If you need a supply of produced water treatment, see what Flatirons Chemicals can do for you.
