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Cimarex Water Reuse Prepared for the FOURTH MEETING in 2017 of the WATER AND NATURAL RESOUCES COMMITTEE October 12-13, 2017 New Mexico Institute of Mining and Technology Socorro Robert Huizenga, Cimarex Energy Company Summary The Goal


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Cimarex Water Reuse

Prepared for the FOURTH MEETING in 2017 of the WATER AND NATURAL RESOUCES COMMITTEE

October 12-13, 2017 New Mexico Institute of Mining and Technology Socorro Robert Huizenga, Cimarex Energy Company

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Summary

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— The Goal — Reuse Backstory — Current Reuse Process — Conclusions

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The Goal

Develop long term water sourcing and disposal solutions for development projects

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Reuse: Area

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Reuse 2013-2014: Process

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Reuse 2013-2014: Volume

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Reuse Volume (bbls) Distilled Water 840,000 Heavy Brine 130,000 Total 970,000

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Reuse 2013-2014:

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— Pros

— Removes Total Suspended & Dissolved Solids — Provides concentrated brine water — Complies with current Texas regulations

— Cons

— Capital Outlay/Long-Term Contracts — High processing costs/bbl — Low yield of distilled water — Concentrated brine water — Disposal of solids — Fixed location facility

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Reuse 2015: Process

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Reuse 2015: Volumes

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Reuse Volume (bbls) Produced Water 464,000

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Reuse 2015

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— Pro

— Removes Total Suspended Solids — Complies with current Texas regulations — Lower processing costs/bbl

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— Capital Outlay/Long-Term Contracts — Disposal of solids — Fixed location facility

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Reuse 2016-?: Goals

— Water Quality

— Control Total Suspended Solids > 25 microns — Control Bacteria

— Operational

— Flexible process rate — On-Demand system

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Reuse 2016-?: Process

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Salt Water Disposal Well

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Reuse 2016-?: Pitfall

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250,000 bbl Pit 20,000 bpd Produced Water 75,000 bpd Produced Water Empty Pit = 4.5 days 340,000 bbls of Water

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Reuse 2016-?: Pitfall

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1,000,000 bbl Pit 20,000 bpd Produced Water 75,000 bpd Produced Water Empty Pit = 18.2 days 1,364,000 bbls of Water

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Reuse 2016-?: Cimarex’s View

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Frac Tanks 70,000 bpd Produced Water 75,000 bpd Produced Water Minimize the use of Non-Produced Water Reduced environmental liability 5,000 bpd Non- Produced Water

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Reuse 2016-?: Volumes

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Year Reuse Volume (bbls) 2016 4,000,000 2017 6,100,000 Total 10,100,000

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Reuse 2016-?:

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— Pros

— No Capital Outlay/Long-Term Contracts — Less operational “maintenance” cost — Reduced environmental liability

— Cons

— Field or Hydraulically limited to water production — Disposal of solids — Balancing act with production operations

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Conclusions

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— Reuse is an evolving process — On-the-Fly filtering works