Desalination of Produced Water

October 27th 2026 1

This session will explore the technology, operational challenges, and regulatory considerations associated with deploying treatment systems capable of producing up to 20 million gallons per day for industrial cooling, land application, and beneficial discharge to surface waters. Topics will include lessons learned from large-scale pilots, emerging NPDES and land application permitting pathways, treatment and monitoring requirements, workforce and operational considerations, and the potential role of treated produced water in meeting the Permian Basin’s growing demand for raw water and supporting regional economic development. The session will also discuss the challenges industry and regulators must address as a complex, first-of-its-kind technology moves from pilot projects to full-scale operation and must consistently deliver exceptionally high-quality effluent.


Speakers:

  • John Christiansen - TetraTech
Moderators:
  • Tres Koenings - Plummer
  • Jonathan Sandhu - GCATX

Registration and Sponsorship

WEAT Member Registration: Complimentary

Non-Member Registration: $85

Webinar Sponsorship: $300

Sponsorship includes your name and logo acknowledgment at the webinar, on the WEAT website, in the bimonthly Texas WET magazine, and on the WEAT social media pages.

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NameCompany
Christianne C.Castleberry Engineering & Consulting
Timothy C.City of Rockwall
Matthew C.City of Denton
Erika C.Braun Intertec Corporation
TERENCE D.RSE
Jordan D.Quiddity Engineering, LLC
Jacob D.Hazen and Sawyer
Sarah E.City of Tyler
Cara G.Red River Authority of Texas
Joe H.Fort Worth Water
Jennifer K.Burns & McDonnell
Crystal L.Texas Commission on Environmental Quality (TCEQ)
Donald M.
Jason M.Galveston County Health District
Jonathan S.Gulf Coast Authority
Katherine S.Guadalupe Blanco River Authority
Ralph S.Newman Regency Group
Jasmin Z.Brown and Caldwell

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