BULK WATER Services for Denver City, TX

Denver City sits at the center of what was once the world's largest CO2 enhanced oil recovery project, with the Wasson Field's Denver Unit program involving approximately 2,200 wells including 600 active injection wells, producing more (Denvercityedc) than 120 million incremental barrels of oil through CO2 flood operations that have been active and continuously expanded since the early 1980s, establishing Yoakum County as one of the most technically complex and capital-intensive oil production environments in the Permian Basin. A study presented at the SPE Improved Oil Recovery Conference in April 2024 evaluated future CO2 injection scenarios for the Denver City field, finding that additional drilling into adjacent waterflood pattern areas is warranted under current incentive structures to extend oil recovery and maximize CO2 storage in available pore space (OnePetro), signaling that the Wasson Field EOR program is not in decline but actively being evaluated for a new phase of pattern expansion and infill development. Yoakum County ranks 25th in Texas for barrels of oil equivalent produced, with more than 9,000 wells drilled since 1993 (MineralAnswers), and Denver City sits at the intersection of Highway 83 and 214 near the New Mexico state line, approximately 80 miles southwest of Lubbock, placing it at the western edge of the Permian Basin's Midland sub-basin producing corridor where active upstream programs in Yoakum, Gaines, and Terry counties create concurrent demand for field services across a broad multi-county area. CO2 EOR operations of this scale require sustained bulk water support across active injection well maintenance, workovers, new pattern drilling, and surface facility operations, with non-potable water needed for access road maintenance, equipment flushing, cement operations, and crew support across an expansive field footprint that extends well beyond any single well site. Operators and service contractors mobilizing to Denver City-area EOR expansion programs or new upstream drilling projects without a pre-arranged water supply partner face sourcing availability that is already committed to the dense year-round activity cycle of the Wasson Field's ongoing operations. Water Runner provides TCEQ-licensed bulk water delivery with the fleet capacity and Permian Basin operational reach to support Denver City-area EOR field operations, upstream drilling programs, and associated infrastructure construction reliably from first mobilization through project completion.