California Water Management 2014

Increasing environmental consciousness and subsequent stringent regulations are driving the implementation of intelligent water strategies. Innovative water re-use technologies, low-impact disposal methods, streamlined regulatory compliance, supplying alternative industries with recycled water and public education around hydraulic fracturing and water consumption are becoming key issues that light, heavy and conventional operators need to tackle head on.

Covering six basins, hydraulic fracturing, steam generation and waterfloods - the California Water Management Congress 2014: Hydraulic Fracturing & Steam Generation will bring together for the first time, a producer-led congress representative of California's diverse resource base. Designed solely for water management professionals in shale, light and heavy oil companies in the San Joaquin, Los Angeles, Ventura, Sacramento Basins and beyond, the event has been geared toward developing cost-effective strategies for water disposal and treatment for re-use in hydraulic fracturing, steam generation and waterfloods to ensure operators can cost-effectively work within increasingly stringent environmental regulations and around, limited water availability.

Keywords: Energy, Water management, Environmental, Hydro