GeoPure HydroTechnologies, LLC, an oilfield service company dedicated to recycling produced and flowback water, announces it has received a permit from the Railroad Commission of Texas to operate its first GeoPure AdvancedHydro System (G.A.S.) for mobile commercial operations throughout the state of Texas.

 

GeoPure’s proprietary technology is mobile, modular and capable of treating over 7,500 barrels of produced and flowback water daily.

 

The GeoPure AdvancedHydro System removes suspended solids, dissolved organics, metals, hydrocarbons, microorganisms, dissolved solids and other contaminants from the wastewater generated during oilfield operations, allowing for water reuse.

 

Wastewater recycling reduces the fresh water required for oilfield operations such as hydraulic fracturing. Treating wastewater onsite also lowers trucking volumes and reduces the amount of wastewater that must be disposed of via deep well injection. In summary, GeoPure’s services allow its customers to lower their impact on the environment while improving oilfield operations and economics.

 

GeoPure believes it is important to sustain domestic exploration and production activities, which provide valuable jobs and reduce the United States’ dependence on foreign hydrocarbons. At the same time, the company understands the importance of preserving the environment and ensuring the availability of clean water for all. GeoPure believes that produced and flowback wastewater recycling is an essential bridge between these two important goals.

 

“We believe the hydrocarbon exploration and production industry is on the brink of a water crisis, and wastewater recycling is the only logical solution,” said Ryan Perras, chief executive officer of GeoPure. “Our goal has always been to provide a mobile, flexible, economical and environmentally-friendly technology that improves our customer’s operations while reducing the environmental impact of exploration and production activities.”