BULK WATER Services for Post, TX

Ørsted's 338-megawatt Sage Draw Wind project straddles Garza and Lynn counties in Texas, with 120 GE wind turbines generating enough electricity to power approximately 120,000 homes annually under a 250-megawatt corporate power purchase agreement with ExxonMobil (Orsted), establishing Post as a community sitting directly within the footprint of one of West Texas's most significant wind energy installations, which requires sustained O&M access, turbine inspection programs, substation maintenance, and periodic component replacement work across a dispersed multi-county turbine array. Garza County has more than 7,700 wells drilled, 2,000 active wells, and 44 active operators (BJ Oil), sustaining a year-round upstream oil and gas development and workover environment across the county's San Andres, Wolfcamp, and Canyon formation acreage that generates continuous demand for field water services alongside the county's growing renewable energy footprint. Post sits along US-380 in central Garza County, approximately 40 miles southeast of Lubbock and positioned at the junction of the South Plains agricultural and energy corridor with the northern edge of the Permian Basin's producing fairway, placing it within direct logistical range of the wind energy operations stretching across Garza and Lynn counties to the west, the active Caprock Escarpment oil and gas programs to the south, and the regional transmission infrastructure that serves the entire Texas South Plains ERCOT grid interconnection zone. Wind turbine O&M crews, well servicing programs, caliche road maintenance across active lease acreage, and any future energy infrastructure construction in the county all require bulk water access for access road integrity, equipment operations, and crew support across a dispersed field footprint where municipal supply infrastructure does not extend. Projects in Garza County's combined energy environment compete for the same regional water sourcing capacity throughout the year, and contractors who arrive without a confirmed supply arrangement face the same availability constraints that other active crews are already drawing from. Water Runner provides TCEQ-licensed bulk water delivery with the fleet capacity and South Plains operational reach to support Post-area wind operations, upstream field programs, and energy infrastructure projects reliably from first mobilization through project completion.