Sabine River Authority to address new regulations and water prices
This online/conference call is being co-sponsored by GoHaynesvilleShale.com.
Frac Water Education Series: Sabine River Authority to address new regulations and water prices
On July 1st the Sabine River Authority of Louisiana implemented its first-ever regulations and pricing for water outside the Toledo Bend project. The changes target withdrawals of water from the streams and tributaries of the Sabine Watershed for hydraulic fracturing. According to Executive Director, James W. Pratt, the new regulatory regime will balance the needs for environmental protection and economic development from shale production.
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Join us this Friday as we discuss the new regulations and water pricing with Mr. Pratt. You won't want to miss this session if you're a landowner with water to sell or a commercial water buyer in the Sabine watershed of Louisiana.
In this session:
- When is a withdrawal permit needed?
- Who must apply for permits?
- How long does the permitting process take?
- How much will water cost?
- How is the allowable withdrawal amount determined?
WHEN: Friday, July 29th, 1:00 to 2:00pm CDT
PANELISTS:
James W. Pratt, Executive Director Sabine River Authority Louisiana
Benjamin Hall, Founder of Wright Water
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Permalink Reply by Benjamin Hall on
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Many landowners in Sabine and DeSoto parishes will find that they now fall under the new permitting process and will have to pay for water they sell for frac jobs. You may want to participate in the conference call above if you currently sell water in those parishes or are considering building a pit for water sales.
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Permalink Reply by JHH on
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If you can't listen to the webinar... can you listen to a recording later? thanks, jhh
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Permalink Reply by Benjamin Hall on
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I will be recording the session and posting it to Wrightwaterresources.com BUT you'll miss the Q&A if you don't attend.
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Permalink Reply by Keith Mauck (Site Publisher) on
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Ben will be uploading the audio for this later today. Stay tuned.
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Permalink Reply by Benjamin Hall on
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For anyone who may have missed the teleconference last Friday about the changes in the Sabine River Watershed here is a link to the recording download: Wright Water Resources - Education Materials
You may experience a short pause before the session begins. If there are questions, I'll do my best to answer them here.
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