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February 6th, 2012
A pilot project to treat produced water from oil and gas operations in southern Saskatchewan, Canada, has been initiated by Purestream Technology of Salt Lake City, USA, using its advanced vapour recompression (AVARA) system.

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November 9th, 2011
A water-treatment process invented in Utah has been getting a shakedown run at oil and gas fields in two states and a province of Canada in recent weeks. It may soon wind up in use on a big scale in a place where water is sometimes as precious as oil--the Middle East.

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November 4th, 2011
The deal comes as onshore operators face greater scrutiny for the resource-intensive extraction method of hydraulic fracturing.

Under the agreement, Salt Lake City-based Purestream will treat water produced from Whiting’s operations in the Williston basin so the operator can reuse it in other frac jobs.

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July 1st, 2011
Senator Van Tassell says a new technology has come from Utah State University and a company formed called Purestream. The technology purifies production water, eliminating its need for disposal, making it suitable for industrial usage, which can create surplus water. The water might be used for agriculture, cooling in industrial purposes, or dust suppression.

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