BULK WATER Services for Crane, TX

Kinder Morgan holds 97.5 percent working interest in the North McElroy Unit, an 11,600-acre CO2 EOR operation straddling Crane and Upton counties approximately 50 miles south of Midland, while Occidental, Pioneer, and Chevron sustain active Wolfcamp and Spraberry development programs across a county with more than 11,600 wells drilled, making Crane one of the most thoroughly developed and continuously active upstream footprints in West Texas. Crane's position at US-385 and State Highway 329 between the Midland Basin to the north and the Delaware Basin corridor to the west gives service companies and contractors working both sub-basins a logistically efficient staging point, where EOR injection well maintenance, multi-operator completion programs, and facility construction work run on near-continuous schedules throughout the year. With workover rigs, completion crews, and construction contractors operating simultaneously across a dense well inventory, regional bulk water sourcing is committed year-round, leaving operators who have not secured a supply partner before mobilization facing gaps that compress schedules and increase site costs. Water Runner provides TCEQ-licensed bulk water delivery with the Permian Basin fleet capacity to serve Crane County EOR operations, upstream completion programs, and field infrastructure projects from first site activity through completion.