produced water

By the end of a field’s life span, the profile of the average producing asset is skewed to outputting as much as 90 per cent water, in an inversely proportional relationship with hydrocarbon o...

In this exclusive interview, Oil & Gas IQ speaks with Dr Darrell Gallup, Senior Process Scientist at Thermochem on the specificities of produced water management in the Asian oil and gas arena. W...

In this exclusive interview, Oil & Gas IQ speaks with Peter Fuhr, Distinguished Scientist at the US Department of Energy’s Oak Ridge National Laboratory, about how to deal with produced water coming o...

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Formation water, lies in naturally occurring layers below the hydrocarbon deposits in the porous reservoir media. After the commencement of oil and gas production in a reservoir, formation water...

Hani Youssef Argalious, Middle East & North Africa Business Manager for Merpro speaks exclusively to Oil & Gas IQ Editor Bryan Camoens on some of the biggest challenges facing the produced water sec...

Produced water, a term mainly used in the oil industry describes water that is produced as a byproduct along with the oil and gas. Oil and gas reservoirs often have water as well as hydrocarbons, some...

Produced water is one of the largest by-products from the oil and gas production process and is under increasingly stringent environmental regulations. Very little of this water is actually left o...