OIL PRODUCTION SERVICE

Brand	Owner (click to sort)	Address	Description
ESAL	ESAL TECHNOLOGIES	1938 HARNEY STREET, SUITE 255 LARAMIE WY 82072	Oil production service, namely, producing treated water for use in petroleum production; water treatment services;Performing chemical analysis in the field of petroleum product production; Performing chemical analysis of candidate petroleum fields to evaluate candidate petroleum fields for applicability of recovery processes; Analysis of oil fields to develop tailored water chemistries for use in petroleum production; Performing enhanced petroleum recovery, namely, applying water flooding techniques to a petroleum reservoir; Analysis services for oil field exploration;
ESAL	ESal	Suite 255 1938 Harney Street Laramie WY 82072	Oil production service, namely, producing treated water for use in petroleum production; water treatment services;Performing chemical analysis in the field of petroleum product production; Performing chemical analysis of candidate petroleum fields to evaluate candidate petroleum fields for applicability of recovery processes; Analysis of oil fields to develop tailored water chemistries for use in petroleum production; Performing enhanced petroleum recovery, namely, applying water flooding techniques to a petroleum reservoir; Analysis services for oil field exploration;
	Where the owner name is not linked, that owner no longer owns the brand

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