HOME WATER MANAGEMENT SOLUTIONS ABOUT US NEWS CAREERS CONTACT Phone Email Linkedin NEWS BREAKWATER BREAKS GROUND ON SECOND COMMERCIALLY PERMITTED RECYCLING SYSTEM TO ADDRESS MIDLAND BASIN SEISMICITY Monday, 15 November 2021 FDI Creative Services, Inc. News "Breakwater Energy Partners, LLC ("Breakwater") is pleased to announce that it has broken ground on the Morita Commercial Recycling Facility ("Morita"), its second Texas Railroad Commission ("RRC") Division 6 H-11 commercially-permitted facility for the receipt, storage, handling, treatment and recycling of nonhazardous oil and gas produced water. Breakwater also operates nine separate non-commercial water recycling facilities for five operators in the Midland Basin. Once complete, Morita will be one of the largest produced water recycling facilities in the Permian Basin with throughput capacity in excess of 200,000 barrels per day. Rising Permian Basin seismicity has prompted the RRC to announce two separate Seismic Response Actions ("SRAs") which limit the injection of produced water into regional Saltwater Disposal Wells ("SWDs"). The RRC has determined that produced water injection into SWDs is likely a primary contributor to the unprecedented rise in the frequency and intensity of earthquakes observed in the Permian Basin. "With more of these seismic events shifting to the population centers near Midland, Stanton, and Big Spring, an alternative to wastewater disposal is becoming essential to operators. That is what we are providing with these regional recycling facilities." said Jason Jennaro, Chief Executive Officer of Breakwater. "Operators are looking for environmentally sustainable alternatives to disposal within these SRAs and seismic clusters, which is why system interconnectivity and commercial recycling is central to sensible stewardship of the water supply chain." FULL ARTICLE Retrieved from Cision PR Newswire BREAKWATER ENERGY PARTNERS DEVISES SYSTEMS TO MOVE WATER AWAY FROM AREAS KNOWN FOR HEAVILY INDUCED SEISMICITY Tuesday, 12 October 2021 FDI Creative Services, Inc. News "Breakwater Midstream began devising systems to move water away from areas known for heavy induced seismicity, treating it and returning it to operators for subsequent drilling operations. ... Breakwater operates water recycling facilities at well locations and has 10 commercial-scale facilities in the Midland Basin area which allow for multiple operators to ship in water for treatment and to have the water shipped back out to the field. " retrieved from Carlsbad Current Argus FULL ARTICLE BREAKWATER ENERGY'S RESPONSE TO THE WASTEWATER PROBLEM Sunday, 27 June 2021 FDI Creative Services, Inc. News Breakwater's response to the wastewater problem has been recognized by oilprice.com. "A local Texas daily reported this week that one water recycling and reuse company was expanding its operations in the Permian in anticipation of a further rise in drilling production. The company, [Breakwater Energy Partners], operates ten water recycling facilities in the area and plans to build another two. The company’s CEO, in comments on these plans, noted increased seismic activity in the region as one of the reasons for the growing demand for produced water treatment facilities. Indeed, recycling and reuse is the most obvious alternative to dumping billions of gallons of water in wells, some of which would trigger increased seismic activity." FULL ARTICLE BREAKWATER ENERGY PARTNERS EXPANDS RECYCLING SYSTEM INTO MARTIN COUNTY AND ANNOUNCES TWO ADDITIONAL FACILITIES TO HELP ADDRESS SEISMICITY Monday, 21 June 2021 FDI Creative Services, Inc. News Breakwater's water recycling center has been featured by Cision PR. "Breakwater Energy Partners, LLC ("Breakwater") is pleased to announce that it has expanded its Big Spring Recycling System ("BSRS") into Martin County and is developing two additional commercial facilities in the Midland Basin. In addition to BSRS, Breakwater operates nine separate recycling facilities in the Midland Basin. BSRS is one of the largest recycling networks in the Permian Basin with throughput capacity up to 300,000 barrels per day of recycled produced water. The BSRS expansion includes thirteen miles of additional large diameter pipe with recycled water distribution capability up to 360,000 barrels per day." FULL ARTICLE BREAKWATER ENERGY PARTNERS CONSTRUCTS LARGEST PRODUCED WATER RECYCLING FACILITY IN THE PERMIAN BASIN Monday, 05 October 2020 FDI Creative Services, Inc. News Houston, TX (October 5, 2020) – Breakwater Energy Partners, LLC ("Breakwater"), is pleased to announce that it has constructed the largest produced water recycling facility in the Permian Basin. The 80-acre facility, known as the Big Spring Recycling System (BSRS), has a throughput capacity of over 250,000 barrels per day of recycled produced water. Located between Howard and Martin counties, BSRS brings several commercial operators together into a central nexus point and concurrently serves them with frac water blends of up to 100% recycled water. The facility also owns or has access to disposal capacity over 100,000 barrels per day. "Operators tell us all the time that they want to recycle 100% of their wastewater. But they either lack the ability to aggregate enough recycled water when they need it, or they are unable to distribute their water to others when they have too much," said Jason Jennaro, Chief Executive Officer of Breakwater. “We call our approach collaborative recycling. We’re saving our customers money by integrating their entire water supply chains into a single multi-customer connection point which includes last mile recycled water distribution to the wellsite. Collaborative recycling is the right thing for customers from an ESG perspective, but it’s also the right thing economically. Operators don’t want to pay twice for the same water: once for completions and a second time for disposal.” BSRS also provides customers with significant operational flexibility. The facility integrates hundreds of thousands of barrels of produced water into a nexus point which then provides the option to recycle, store, or dispose of water. BSRS has recycled almost 5 million barrels of produced water in the 3rd quarter alone. It has 1.5 million barrels of commercially permitted treated water storage capacity and has generated almost 10 million data points within its proprietary cloud-based water balancing and data management system. “What makes this facility different is not just its size and scale, but rather its business model. Breakwater has adopted a ‘recycle first’ water midstream model at a time when most of the industry’s water is still discarded into saltwater disposals,” said Jennaro. “Breakwater has invested heavily in its last mile delivery capability, which affords us the flexibility to transfer high quantities of recycled water directly to customer’s wellsite. This distribution capability is a key part of how we are able to recycle such a high percentage of our customer’s wastewater.” About Breakwater Energy Partners, LLC Headquartered in Houston, Texas, Breakwater is a leading provider of integrated water supply chain solutions to the oilfield. Breakwater’s management team has been providing water management solutions to customers across the United States since 1994 including large-scale sewer rehabilitation projects, wastewater treatments plants and related services for major municipalities. Breakwater’s water recycling segment is the market-leading provider of water reuse services in the Permian Basin. Breakwater formed its water recycling segment in 2016 by acquiring Waterstone Resources, which began operations in 2013. Breakwater Water Recycling operations have installed capacity in the Permian Basin to process more than one million barrels of water per day for a customer base comprised mostly of large E&P operators. Breakwater’s Water Transfer division owns more than 350 miles of lay flat hose, 150 water transfer pumps and in-basin accommodations for 300 employees. It has become one of the largest providers of transfer services in the Eagle Ford and Permian basins. Breakwater’s Water Sourcing division has exclusive access to deliver more than fifty million barrels of sourced water with relationships to deliver up to one hundred million barrels of fresh water across the Delaware and Midland basins. Breakwater’s Water Midstream division develops and operates systems across the Permian Basin and integrates them into its water supply, transfer, and recycling capabilities. For more information, please visit www.breakwaterenergy.com. BREAKWATER ENERGY PARTNERS' 80 ACRE WATER RECYCLING FACILITY FEATURED BY HOUSTON CHRONICLE Monday, 05 October 2020 FDI Creative Services, Inc. News "Houston-based Breakwater Energy Partners LLC says it has finished constructing the largest water recycling facility in the Permian Basin following laws passed last year that sparked a rush on expanding the water recycling industry in West Texas." Read Houston Chronicle's Article VIEW ARTICLE HOUSTON CHRONICLE CITES BREAKWATER ENERGY IN ARTICLE OF THE GROWING PERMIAN BASIN WATER RECYCLING INDUSTRY Monday, 05 October 2020 FDI Creative Services, Inc. News "Headquartered in Houston, Breakwater buys and moves freshwater to drilling and hydraulic fracturing sites. The company also recycles around 7 million gallons of produced water per day. The treated water is reused in the oil field, meaning that companies do not have to find new sources of fresh water in the desert region. Although recycled water is still a proverbial drop in the bucket for the Permian Basin’s overall water consumption, Jennaro believes the new laws in Texas and New Mexico will change that. “It’s a sea change of regulation that will open the door to much more recycling across the Permian Basin,” Jennaro." VIEW FULL ARTICLE BREAKWATER ENERGY PARTNERS FEATURED BY HOUSTON CHRONICLE Friday, 21 June 2019 FDI Creative Services, Inc. News Houston Chronicle has featured the expansion of Breakwater Energy Partners into the water midstream business. "The company's new midstream division will build and operate pipelines and other equipment to move freshwater and wastewater to and from oil & gas sites in the West Texas shale play." VIEW FULL ARTICLE BREAKWATER ENERGY PARTNERS, LLC UNIFIES BRANDS UNDER ONE NAME Wednesday, 19 June 2019 FDI Creative Services, Inc. News Houston, TX (June 19, 2019) – Breakwater Energy Partners, LLC ("Breakwater"), is pleased to announce that it has unified its family of companies under the Breakwater name. In addition to Breakwater Energy Services, Waterstone Resources, and Breakwater Sourcing Services, Breakwater is also forming a water midstream division which will construct and operate permanent infrastructure in support of its other segments. With over 400 people, 400,000 barrels per day of recycling capacity, access to more than fifty million barrels of fresh water supply and more than 350 miles of lay flat hose, Breakwater has become one of the largest integrated providers of water supply chain solutions to the oil and gas industry. "We are excited to be uniting all of our brands and services under the Breakwater name," said John McGillis, President and Chief Operating Officer and Jason Jennaro, Chief Executive Officer in a joint statement. "We are looking forward to providing our customers even more solutions as we continue our commitment to the quality of our work, integrity and continuous improvement." About Breakwater Energy Partners, LLC Headquartered in Houston, Texas, Breakwater is a leading provider of integrated water supply chain solutions to the oilfield. Breakwater’s management team has been providing water management solutions to customers across the United States since 1994 including large-scale sewer rehabilitation projects, wastewater treatments plants and related services for major municipalities. Breakwater’s water recycling segment is the market-leading provider of water reuse services in the Permian Basin. Breakwater formed its water recycling segment in 2016 by acquiring Waterstone Resources, which began operations in 2013. The water recycling segment currently operates in the Permian Basin and has the capacity to process more than 400,000 barrels per day of water for a customer base comprised mostly of large E&P operators. Breakwater’s water transfer division owns more than 350 miles of lay flat hose and 140 water transfer pumps. It has quickly become one of the largest providers of transfer services in the Eagle Ford and Permian basins. Breakwater’s sourcing business has exclusive access to deliver more than fifty million barrels of sourced water with relationships to deliver up to one hundred million barrels of fresh water across the Delaware and Midland basins. Breakwater’s newly formed water midstream division develops and operates systems across the Permian Basin and integrates them into its water supply, transfer and recycling capabilities. For more information, please visit www.breakwaterenergy.com. LATEST NEWS 15 November 2021 Breakwater Breaks Ground on Second Commercially Permitted Recycling System to Address Midland Basin Seismicity "Breakwater Energy Partners, LLC ("Breakwater") is pleased to announce that it has broken ground on ... Read More 12 October 2021 Breakwater Energy Partners devises systems to move water away from areas known for heavily induced seismicity "Breakwater Midstream began devising systems to move water away from areas known for heavy induced s... 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