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Disposal Capacity Built Around Production
Saltwater disposal is a critical part of produced water management, and reliability depends on having the infrastructure and capacity available when volumes arrive. R360 Water Solutions operates a substantial SWD network designed to provide dependable disposal access while supporting changing production requirements. With active capacity today and additional permitted capacity available to support future demand, our network gives customers greater confidence that their water management strategy can keep pace with their operations.
Built for Reliable Produced Water Disposal
R360’s SWD network combines infrastructure, operational oversight, and strategically located disposal options to support dependable produced water management.
Reliable Access
Dependable SWD infrastructure gives operators a reliable destination for produced water, helping water management keep pace with ongoing production.
Operational Support
Experienced teams oversee day-to-day operations and stay close to changing field needs, adding responsive support behind R360’s physical disposal network
Capacity for Growth
Significant permitted capacity gives R360 the ability to support current disposal needs while preparing for evolving production volumes and future demand.
PART OF THE BIGGER PICTURE
Disposal That Connects to Your Broader Water Strategy
Saltwater disposal is one part of managing produced water effectively. R360 combines SWD capacity with water logistics, gathering infrastructure, and recycling capabilities to give operators more flexibility as water volumes and operational needs change.
Water Gathering
Frac Water Recycling
Saltwater Disposal
Connected Planning
SALTWATER DISPOSAL FAQs
Questions About SWD? Start Here.
What is saltwater disposal (SWD) in oil and gas operations?
Saltwater disposal is the process of managing produced water by injecting it into permitted underground disposal formations. SWD infrastructure provides oil and gas operators with a reliable destination for produced water that is not being recycled or reused.
How much saltwater disposal capacity does R360 have?
R360 Water Solutions operates 42 SWD wells with more than 800,000 BPD of active disposal capacity and more than 1.5 million BPD of permitted disposal capacity, providing significant infrastructure to support current and evolving produced water volumes.
How do I find an R360 SWD location for my operation?
R360 operates strategically located saltwater disposal infrastructure across its service areas. Explore our locations or contact us with your operating area and anticipated volumes to identify relevant facilities and capabilities.
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