As Inside Energy reported yesterday, a Colorado based oil company has asked Nebraska regulators to approve its plans for a wastewater injection well. They hope to bring in as much as eighty truckloads a day of wastewater from fracking wells in Colorado and Wyoming. In today’s story, Bill Kelly of NET News in Nebraska reports that a deeper look into the finances of the company behind the application is causing concern.

As Inside Energy reported yesterday, a Colorado based oil company has asked Nebraska regulators to approve its plans for a wastewater injection well. They hope to bring in as much as eighty truckloads a day of wastewater from fracking wells in Colorado and Wyoming. In today’s story, Bill Kelly of NET News in Nebraska reports that a deeper look into the finances of the company behind the application is causing concern.

The American landscape is dotted with over 100,000 deep injection wells..They’re a key part of our energy infrastructure. Without them, you probably wouldn't be able to fill up your tank. Because for every barrel of oil that comes out of the ground, salty and sometimes chemically-laced fluid comes up with it. This so-called produced water has to go somewhere - and much of it injected back into the earth. In the first of a 2 part series, Inside Energy’s Leigh Paterson reports on one company’s bid to get in the game.

The American landscape is dotted with over 100,000 deep injection wells..They’re a key part of our energy infrastructure. Without them, you probably wouldn't be able to fill up your tank. Because for every barrel of oil that comes out of the ground, salty and sometimes chemically-laced fluid comes up with it. This so-called produced water has to go somewhere - and much of it injected back into the earth. In the first of a 2 part series, Inside Energy’s Leigh Paterson reports on one company’s bid to get in the game.

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