MGX MINERALS INC.

摘要

ON AVERAGE, THE OIL INDUSTRY IN THE U.S. produces seven barrels (bbl) of wastewater for every barrel of oil. In Oklahoma, as many as 20 bbl of wastewater are produced for every barrel of oil. In Texas' bustling Permian Basin region, oil and gas operations produce an estimated 30 million barrels per day (MMbbl/d) to 50 MMbbl/d of wastewater. Today's most common approaches to treating and disposing of oilfield wastewater come at considerable cost to operators and present health and environmental risks. Many conventional methods also require long-term storage and long-distance transportation of wastewater, which can drive up costs and attract public scrutiny.