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The Weegar-Eide project team has extensive experience regarding injection well projects. We have successfully completed over 40 injection well projects involving feasibility and site selection studies, Class I, II, and III injection well permit applications, permit renewal applications, and USEPA no migration petitions and re-issuances. All aspects of the permitting and petition process are provided by our company including: 1) geological data development: 2) reservoir engineering and modeling; 3) well engineering, design, installation supervision, and certification; 4) area of review delineation and calculations; 5) waste fluid characterizations; and 6) materials and reservoir compatibility studies. The following are brief descriptions of some of our recent Class I injection well projects.
Recent Injection Well Permitting Projects
In 2010, Weegar-Eide completed the technical reporting requirements for two new Class I Injection well permits associated with an in-situ uranium mining facility in South Texas. In addition, Weegar-Eide provided hydrogeological consulting associated with the Permit Area Authorization associated with the Class III injection well permit and the facility.Draft permits have recently been issued by the TCEQ.
In 2009, Weegar-Eide completed the technical report requirements for a Class I injection well permit renewal application for a fertilizer plant in the Texas Panhandle. This application was submitted in August of 2009 and is currently under review by the TCEQ.
Weegar-Eide is currently working on a new permit application for an injection well at an industrial facility in the Texas Panhandle. The application and associated technical report is projected to be submitted to the TCEQ by the middle of 2011.
Recent Class I Injection Well No Migration Petition Projects
Weegar-Eide staff recently completed the technical reporting requirements for a no migration petition re-issuances for a metal refining facility in the Texas Panhandle. The technical requirements included the development of a technical report containing the hydrogeological and geological framework and detailed plume transport and fate modeling. The re-issuance is currently under technical review by the USEPA.