Produced water recycling plant to provide reusable water to West Texas oil fields

Jan. 22, 2013
TW Resources Holding Corp. plans to own and operate a 336,000 gallon- (8,000 barrels) per-day produced water recycling plant for oil producers in Texas.

MIDLAND, TX, Jan. 22, 2013 -- STW Resources Holding Corp. ("STW") (STWS.PK), an oilfield services and water reclamation company, today announced that it has executed an agreement with Tiburon Research Holdings ("TRH") to own and operate a 336,000 gallon (8,000 barrels) per day produced water recycling plant to provide reusable water to oil producers in the area.

Under the terms of the agreement, STW will oversee design, construction, permitting and operation of the plant. TRH, an owner of the Powell desalination site through its co-management of the Tiburon Saltwater Reclamation Fund I ("TSWR") has agreed to deliver up to 8,000 barrels per day of piped-in produced water. Additionally, TSWR will facilitate $3mm in financing for the joint venture.

STW's revenues derive from various fees: 1) produced water disposal, 2) potential sale of concentrated brine by-product for use as a drilling fluid, 3) sale of recycled water for re-use in well drilling and completion operations. Operations are expected to commence in Q2 of 2013. STW and TRH anticipate replicating this model on multiple TRH owned/managed salt water disposal facilities in West Texas and in the Eagle Ford Shale Formation. Projected revenues at optimal capacity would be $6mm annually, with two additional locations identified for replication.

"After analyzing, testing, and processing hundreds of different types of oilfield waters, we have designed the optimum systems to economically process these waters. Our systems are scalable to process any volume of water that is required by our clients. Working for several years, we have refined our processing systems and optimized designs for various types of water encountered in the oilfield," Stanley Weiner, CEO of STW Resources says.

"Our core business in the energy sector has been building and managing multiple salt water disposal facilities," says Paul Brahe, TRH's Founder. "Disposal sites create a natural opportunity for reclamation and recycling of water from oil and gas production. We want to develop and operate co-location sites that can perform both activities. STW brings technical experience and knowledge that can make this type of operation economically viable. Current and future water shortages create significant demand for these services; our combined business models will meet those needs."

About STW Resources Holding Corp.

STW Resources Holding Corp. provides customized water analysis, reclamation and remediation services to a variety of complex industrial and municipal applications throughout several geographic locations. As an independent solutions provider, STW utilizes proven technologies from various well-known manufacturers. These technologies are available as fixed or mobile units with varying capabilities. STW's process ensures that the most effective and efficient technologies are implemented. Current potential project locations include the Eagle Ford Shale (TX), and the West Texas Delaware and Permian Basins (TX). For more information, please contact the Company at (432) 686-7777.

About Tiburon Research Holdings

Tiburon Research Holdings, LLC is a research and investment management company based in California with operations through its partners in Texas and South Carolina. TRH co-manages the Tiburon Saltwater Reclamation Fund I. Additionally, TRH provides in depth research services in multiple industries including technology, finance and energy. Along with research services, TRH consults on start ups and recapitalizations focusing on growth and capital structures. The Company has advised and helped complete several oil and gas start ups and rollups over the last decade.

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