Articles by The Driller Staff

The message from both local leaders and industry is clear: the clock is ticking, and South Texas’ water future may define its economic one.

The state is still heavily dependent on oil and gas revenues, but with fossil fuel production expected to decline sharply by 2035, the pressure is on to diversify the energy mix.

All signs point to GSHPs becoming a cornerstone of the UK’s geothermal future. And with companies like Kensa leading the charge, it’s not just a vision — it’s already happening, one street at a time.

To support this transition, Indiana offers a home energy rebate program that provides financial assistance to residents making energy-efficient upgrades. In addition to improving individual homes, building more multi-family housing.

A new report reveals a sharp rise in water use by the region’s fracking industry

In a rapidly evolving energy landscape, this old-school-meets-new-tech solution could quietly become one of the cleanest and most practical tools in the box.

Poland is making a significant investment in hot rock geothermal energy. From 2020 to 2028, the government has set aside PLN 708 million to fund geothermal exploration nationwide.

Both solutions help reduce service outages by ensuring quicker recovery and continuity of operations and boast of continuous self-monitoring via alarms on any abnormal condition.

Drilling companies should watch these developments closely and consider how transparency, collaboration, and local ecosystem impact are becoming essential components of industrial water resilience.

Energy Secretary Chris Wright directed his department earlier this year to emphasize technologies that strengthen energy reliability.