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Houston, November 15, 2021/PRNewswire/ - Breakwater Energy Partners, LLC ("Breakwater") is pleased to announce that its second Texas Railroad Commission Morita Commercial Recycling Facility ("Morita") has Groundbreaking ("RRC") Part 6 H-11 Commercial Permit Facility for receiving, storing, processing, processing and recovering harmless oil and natural gas produced water. Breakwater also operates nine independent non-commercial water recovery facilities for five operators in the Midland Basin. After completion, Morita will become one of the largest produced water recovery facilities in the Permian Basin, with a daily processing capacity of more than 200,000 barrels.

The rising seismic activity in the Permian Basin prompted RRC to announce two separate seismic response actions ("SRA") to limit the injection of produced water into regional salt water treatment wells ("SWD"). RRC has determined that the injection of produced water into SWD is likely to be the main reason for the unprecedented increase in seismic frequency and intensity in the Permian Basin. "As more and more earthquake events move to population centers near Midland, Stanton, and Big Springs, alternative wastewater treatment options are becoming critical for operators. This is what we provide for recycling facilities in these areas. ." Breakwater CEO Jason Jennaro said. "Operators are looking for environmentally sustainable alternatives to deal with these SRA and seismic clusters, which is why system interconnection and commercial recycling are essential to the proper management of the water supply chain."

Morita is located in the southwestern part of Howard County and will provide sustainable water solutions for Martin County, Glascock County and Howard County. Morita will also be interconnected with the Big Spring Recycling System ("BSRS") of Breakwater, Texas' first and largest commercial produced water recovery facility, which has recently expanded to Martin County with a large diameter pipeline that can be transported daily Up to 360,000 barrels of water. Recycled water. Morita and BSRS connect the produced water systems of many operators to connection points and storage points, enabling Breakwater to provide customers with fracturing water mixtures of up to 100% reclaimed water. In total, BSRS and Morita will be able to process and distribute more than 500,000 barrels of produced water per day to the Midland Basin.  

About Breakwater Energy Partners, LLC Breakwater, headquartered in Houston, Texas, is a leading supplier of sustainable water supply chain solutions for oil fields. Breakwater's management team has been providing environmentally-focused water management solutions to customers across the United States since 1994, including providing large-scale sewer restoration projects, sewage treatment plants and related services for major cities.

Breakwater's water recovery division is a market-leading provider of water reuse services in the Permian Basin. Breakwater established its water recycling division through the acquisition of Waterstone Resources in 2016, and the company began operations in 2013. The installed capacity of Breakwater's water recovery business in the Permian Basin can process more than 1.25 million barrels of water per day, and its customer base is mainly composed of large exploration and production operators.

Breakwater's water delivery department has more than 350 miles of flat hoses, 150 water delivery pumps, and an in-basin accommodation facility that can accommodate 300 employees. It has become one of the largest transshipment service providers in Eagle Ford and the Permian Basin. Breakwater's water department has exclusive access to provide more than 25 million barrels of water, and partnerships with Delaware and the Midland Basin provide up to 50 million barrels of fresh water.

Breakwater's midstream division develops and operates large-scale recovery systems in the Permian Basin and integrates them into its water supply, transportation, and recovery capabilities. Breakwater operates two commercial and nine independent non-commercial recycling facilities in the Midland Basin.

For more information, please visit www.breakwaterenergy.com.

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