produced water disposal
COST EFFECTIVE OIL & GAS WATER SOLUTIONS
Oil & gas operators accept that wastewater in upstream, midstream and downstream production processes is inevitable and that effective management of this critical element is vital in controlling costs and maximising profitability.
Minetek Water has developed the most cost-effective water evaporation solution in the world with the ability to efficiently manage produced water, which is usually high in Total Dissolved Solids (TDS) including salt, grease and other compounds.
Our modular land-based and floating/pontoon-based mechanical evaporation solutions provide an economical alternative to traditionally high disposal costs, reducing the need for storage and transport costs, all while helping operators meet strict compliance and regulatory requirements.
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The ability to deliver equipment on time has been a feature of our dealing and we haven't had a situation where a variation has been requested. The quality of their workmanship has been good and the capability of hardware has been as expected or better than quoted”
After investigating a raft of different methods from sprinkler systems through to desalination systems (too costly for little benefit) we decided on the MINETEK WATER units. The evaporators were easy to install and once activated ran trouble free. We were very happy with the service from MINETEK and the reliability of the system.
We have utilised MINETEK for a number of sound attenuation projects in the Hunter Valley and have formed an excellent relationship with Glencore over many years. MINETEK understand our industry and always provide a solid and professional commitment to meeting our goals and objectives."
We have placed some difficult demands upon MINETEK. These demands are never an issue, and are met with the enthusiasm and professionalism we have grown to expect from the MINETEK team.
It was completed with no incidents or injuries, with no delays, and ahead of schedule. The plan was for 10 shifts, and it was completed in 7 shifts.
