If you’re a waste management company providing services for the oil and gas industry, you know all too well that the disposal of oil-contaminated hazardous waste is extremely costly.
Read MoreThe MIST 240 system can be used in both onshore and offshore oil waste treatment, including oil based mud drilling waste treatment, oil slops and oil sludge treatment, offshore decommissioning waste, oil waste pit cleanup, and refinery waste sludge.
Read MoreFlowback is the waste generated through the fracturing process. The composition of flowback waste can differ greatly, containing anywhere from 3 – 60% solids with highly variable amounts of oil and water. This unpredictability results in a waste stream that is difficult to treat - separating the solids, water and valuable oil.
Read MoreWhat do more than half of our customers have in common? They started to recover oil and reduce their waste disposal costs by bringing in one of our mini pallets...
Read MoreThe introduction of a new element in any waste management process is usually the source of some concern. Processes need to be evaluated, equipment newly installed or setup to a different configuration, new chemicals need to be safely handled and many other factors that impact on the safe and efficient running of a waste management site.
Read MoreHere at SASES we love talking to our customers. Talking about what’s working, what’s not working, and one of our favourite topics of conversations is problems!
We love solving problems - the bigger and messier the better. That is why this blog post is dedicated to problems… and of course finding solutions to these problems.
Read MoreIn North Dakota’s Bakken region, fracking has generated nearly 10,000 wells for unconventional oil and gas production—and along with them, almost 4,000 reported wastewater spills resulting from the activity.
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