Select Water Solutions (NYSE:WTTR), headquartered in Houston, Texas, is a water management services provider primarily serving the oil and gas industry. Formerly operating under the name Select Energy Services, the company rebranded to reflect its core focus on water treatment, recycling and disposal. Since its inception in 2016, Select Water Solutions has expanded to key U.S. basins—including the Permian, Eagle Ford, Marcellus and DJ Basin—and maintains strategic operations in select international regions.
The company’s offerings span the full water lifecycle, from produced water gathering and transportation to advanced treatment and beneficial reuse. Its infrastructure includes a network of disposal wells, treatment facilities, well-site pumping systems and pipeline assets that enable efficient movement and processing of water. Select Water Solutions also provides specialized chemical formulations and treatment programs designed to remove contaminants, extend produced water reuse, reduce freshwater withdrawals and help customers comply with evolving environmental regulations.
Emphasizing technological innovation, Select Water Solutions deploys modular and mobile treatment units capable of membrane separation, filtration and centrifugation. These units can be rapidly mobilized to well sites or midstream locations, allowing operators to optimize water usage for hydraulic fracturing and other industrial applications. By focusing on recycling and reuse, the company supports clients’ environmental, social and governance (ESG) objectives, including reductions in truck traffic, freshwater consumption and greenhouse gas emissions.
Under the leadership of executives with extensive backgrounds in oilfield services and water management, Select Water Solutions pursues long-term contracts and partnerships with exploration and production companies. Leveraging its scale, infrastructure and technical expertise, the company aims to deliver reliable, cost-effective and environmentally responsible water solutions that address the growing challenges of unconventional energy development.
