Explore Logistics

How to purchase mineral rights is one of the most frequently asked questions in private energy investing.

In this 30-second video, Explore Group walks you through the four-step due diligence path that operator-level buyers actually use: title verification, operator quality, basin takeaway, and price-deck scenario modeling.

Built for individual buyers and capital allocators researching mineral rights investing.

Private conversations are welcome at https://exploregroup.us/contact-us/.

Oilfield water logistics is the largest moving liquid on a Permian wellsite.

In this 30-second explainer, Explore Group breaks down the water-to-oil ratio that surprises procurement teams, why fragmented vendor coordination delays frac timing, and how integrated oilfield water logistics protects completion windows.

Built for energy operators, procurement managers, completions engineers, and field supervisors.

Visit https://exploregroup.us/ to discuss a Permian water logistics plan or request a quote at https://exploregroup.us/contact-us/.

Quick FAQs

Q: What is oilfield water logistics?
A: The end-to-end planning, sourcing, hauling, and disposal of water across the well lifecycle, including frac water sourcing, transfer, produced water hauling, and SWD coordination.

Q: How much water does a frac job use?
A: Modern Permian frac jobs commonly use 10 to 15 million gallons of water per well, depending on completion design.

Q: Why is produced water harder to manage than frac water?
A: Produced water is contaminated, regulated, and constrained by available SWD (saltwater disposal) capacity, which has tightened in active basins.

Q: Is oilfield water logistics part of midstream?
A: It overlaps. Some midstream operators handle produced water gathering through pipelines. Trucking remains essential for the first and last mile logistics.

Q: Does Explore Group handle water hauling?
A: Yes. Explore coordinates oilfield water movement alongside sand, fuel, and crude, with one accountable operations contact.