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Energy Water Solutions and EP Energy Deploy Movable Water Recycling Facilities in Eagle Ford Shale

Recently, Energy Water Solutions and EP Energy have contracted to deploy movable water recycling facilities in the Eagle Ford Shale close to Cotulla, Texas in LaSalle County. As part of this effort, a produced water unit mobilized in April 2013 has been effectively cleaning produced water to meet the standards for hydraulic stimulation operations.

EP Energy's Executive VP of Operation Services John Jensen discusses recycling produced water with Energy Water Solutions COO Jim Summers. (PRNewsFoto/Energy Water Solutions)

John Jensen, Executive Vice President of Operation Services for EP Energy said, "For unconventional shale players like EP Energy, reducing the amount of water from aquifers that we use is important as we continue to develop new and existing plays. We're pleased to be working with Energy Water Solutions to implement leading-edge recycling solutions in the Eagle Ford Shale."

David Skinner, EWS Chairman, said, "We are pleased to have EP Energy as a recycling partner for our Eagle Ford Operations. Our close collaboration over the last two years has enabled a movable, effective and economic solution to the produced water disposal problem."

Energy Water Solutions' efforts to recycle produced water from oil and gas wells in the Eagle Ford are lowering water usage from the Carrizo Wilcox aquifer in South Texas, benefiting land owners and communities who share this aquifer. In addition, by reusing cleaned water for fracture stimulation operations in the area rather than hauling it to an injection well, truck traffic and disposal costs are reduced.

About Energy Water Solutions

Energy Water Solutions is a Houston, Texas based firm whose executive team has in depth experience in energy, water and technology from Conoco-Phillips, BP, Accenture, Siemens, ONEOK Energy Services, and SAP. EWS is a total water management firm that recycles produced water for the life of lease for oil and gas producers, resulting in lower overall production costs for customers and an increase in water supply for hydraulic fracturing or beneficial reuse.

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