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Management of
Produced Water is certainly
one of the top issues for producers,
regulatory officials and land
managers. Issues can range from
the preparation of water management
plans for a project, approaches
for reducing lifting costs,
monitoring and analysis, permitting,
beneficial use of produced water,
and water disposal. 
Water Management
Plans
Development of plans for an
entire project requires support
from a broad mix of disciplines
that are experienced with oil
& gas, water management
and environmental issues. ALL
has experienced developing and
supporting a variety of water
management plans related to
oil & gas/CBM, groundwater
management plans, wellhead protection
studies, and other reports.
Our staff includes Petroleum
Engineers, Geologists/Hydrogeologists,
Hydrologists, GIS/Mapping Specialists,
Biologists, Economists', Agricultural/Soils
Engineers, and other specialists
that can support both large
and small projects.
Injection
ALL's expertise includes use
of shallow and deep injection
well technology for Aquifer
Storage/Recovery, Aquifer Recharge,
Re-Injection, and Disposal.
We have designed, permitted
and constructed numerous Class
V injection wells and countless
Class I and II injection wells
nationally.
Impoundments
Development of CBM resources
often requires the innovative
use of various types of impoundments.
ALL has experienced with siting
and evaluation, design, and
permitting (as necessary).
Surface Discharge
Whether using rate-based or
flow-based discharge, ALL is
experienced with addressing
discharge issues, including
pre-treatment and permitting.
Our staff includes former state
and regulatory officials (including
EPA) that have substantial experience
dealing with permitting and
enforcement issues.
 Beneficial
Use
ALL has experience with respect
to several beneficial use and
reuse issues that apply to produced
water. ALL's staff have supported
water reuse systems for 15 years
in a broad variety of applications
and scenarios. Our staff includes
engineers, hydrologists, groundwater
scientists, biologists, and
water rights specialists.
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