HOME WATER MANAGEMENT SOLUTIONS ABOUT US NEWS CAREERS CONTACT Phone Email Linkedin NEWS Subscribe to this blog post Print BREAKWATER BREAKS GROUND ON SECOND COMMERCIALLY PERMITTED RECYCLING SYSTEM TO ADDRESS MIDLAND BASIN SEISMICITY News FDI Creative Services, Inc. Monday, 15 November 2021 "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 Tweet Breakwater Energy Partners devises systems to move... ABOUT THE AUTHOR FDI CREATIVE SERVICES, INC. Houston Website Design & Digital Marketing 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... Read More Copyright © 2021 Breakwater Energy Partners - Oilfield Water Supply Chain Solutions.