Support The Future Of Produced Water Innovation
Each year, the Produced Water Society brings together industry leaders, innovators, and decision-makers to address one of the most pressing challenges in energy and water management. Our events serve as a hub for collaboration, knowledge-sharing, and progress— and they thrive because of the support of partners like you.
As a sponsor, your company will gain direct exposure to operators, service providers, researchers, and regulators working to shape the future of produced water handling and reuse.
Join The Produced Water Society As a Sponsor
Join The Produced Water Society As a Sponsor
The Produced Water Society partners with operating companies, industry organizations, and educational institutions to further the mission of the Society and of partnering groups with synergistic aims.
Why Sponsor, Exhibit, or Attend the Produced Water Society Permian Basin Conference
The Produced Water Society (PWS), a Texas-based nonprofit with over 36 years of history, hosts its premier annual Permian Basin Conference in Midland, TX – the heart of the U.S. oil and gas industry. This event brings together the most influential minds and organizations working at the intersection of energy, water, sustainability, and innovation. It is not just a technical conference—it is a strategic platform for networking, commercialization, and impactful collaboration.
Stakeholder Value Proposition
Technology Providers
- Showcase innovations to E&Ps, midstream firms, and engineering companies.
- Gain direct feedback from operators and accelerate commercialization.
- Identify pilot project opportunities and strategic partnerships.
Midstream Water Companies
- Engage with E&Ps to explore reuse and disposal infrastructure.
- Discover treatment technologies for integration.
- Understand regulatory trends and seismicity concerns.
Service & Engineering Companies
- Position your team as a trusted deployment partner.
- Learn about evolving field needs and treatment demands.
- Connect with vendors and operators in real-time.
Regulators & Agencies
- Hear directly from stakeholders managing water volumes and seismicity.
- Participate in shaping science-backed and practical policy frameworks.
- Promote collaboration across public-private boundaries.
Funding Agencies, Private Equity & Venture Capitalists
- Identify investment-ready technologies with growing demand.
- Engage with operators on co-development opportunities.
- See sector-specific pain points and innovation gaps.
Oil & Gas Operators
- Discover treatment and logistics solutions fit for current and future field needs.
- Evaluate technologies and vendors in one place.
- Participate in regulatory, technical, and commercial dialogue.
Academia & Students
- Share research and collaborate with industry and startups.
- Gain exposure to field-relevant challenges and real-world deployments.
- Build relationships for future career paths, joint research, and funding.
Environmental & Sustainability Service Providers
- Understand industry sustainability targets and pain points.
- Offer monitoring, ESG tracking, and risk management services.
- Align services with water reuse, decarbonization, and circular economy goals.
Community & Stakeholder Groups
- Join critical discussions on water reuse, seismicity, and environmental protection.
- Bring local insights and concerns to the decision-making table.
- Connect with technical and policy experts for collaborative impact.
Why This Event is Unique
- High-caliber attendance from across the value chain: operators, tech providers, academics, and investors.
- Strategic networking designed to catalyze pilots, partnerships, and commercialization.
- Practical sessions focused on execution, not theory—ZLD, reuse, logistics, and critical minerals.
Thank You To Our Sponsors
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Colin Tyrie Scholarship
Full Membership Includes
- The issue their research addresses
- What they hope their research will uncover
- How it will further the academic or industry understanding of produced water issues.