BULK WATER Services for Fluvanna, TX

The Fluvanna Renewable Energy Project, developed by Tri Global Energy and now owned and operated by Terna Energy, spans nearly 40,400 acres of leased farmland and ranchland in Scurry and Borden counties with a total installed capacity of 313.4 megawatts across two phases, the 155-megawatt Fluvanna I Wind Farm and the 158-megawatt Gopher Creek phase, (Power Technology), establishing Fluvanna as the named host community of one of the most extensive multi-phase wind energy footprints in the entire Scurry County corridor, where continuous O&M activity, turbine service programs, access road maintenance, and substation operations generate year-round field water demand across hundreds of thousands of acres of working ranchland. That wind energy foundation is compounded by the SACROC Unit, Kinder Morgan's approximately 50,000-acre CO2 enhanced oil recovery operation in Scurry County where the company produces over 37,000 barrels of oil per day and continuously injects CO2 as part of the oldest EOR operation of its kind in the United States, (Kinder Morgan) sustaining a dense upstream well servicing, injection program maintenance, and pipeline operations environment across the same county where the Fluvanna wind complex operates. Scurry County ranks 37th in Texas for barrels of oil equivalent produced, with more than 8,200 wells drilled since 1993 (MineralAnswers), and Fluvanna sits on the US 180 corridor connecting Snyder to Post and Lubbock, placing it in direct access range of not only the SACROC and Fluvanna wind operating footprints but also the Energy Vault and Crusoe modular AI data center buildout advancing at the Snyder technology campus several miles to the north. Wind turbine O&M programs, CO2 injection well maintenance, pipeline patrol crews, and the emerging AI compute infrastructure construction program advancing in the Snyder-Fluvanna corridor all require bulk water for equipment pad maintenance, access road dust suppression, system flush and fill operations, and sustained crew support across terrain where permanent utility water service does not extend to active field locations. Field crews across the multi-program Scurry County operating environment share a limited regional water sourcing capacity, and any operator arriving without a pre-confirmed bulk water delivery arrangement finds that supply already committed to ongoing programs well before mobilization day. Water Runner provides TCEQ-licensed bulk water delivery with the fleet capacity and West Texas operational reach to serve Fluvanna-area wind energy operations, upstream field programs, emerging AI infrastructure buildout, and remote field infrastructure projects reliably from first mobilization through completion.