Nuverra Environmental Solutions, Inc.: insider trades · United States · SEC (Form 4)

About Nuverra Environmental Solutions, Inc.

Nuverra Environmental Solutions, Inc. was a U.S.-listed company traded on the NYSE American in the United States, positioned at the intersection of environmental services and oilfield services. Prior to its acquisition, the company focused primarily on water and waste management solutions for exploration and production customers in the oil and gas sector. Its service offering covered fresh-water sourcing, temporary water transportation, storage, treatment, recycling, and disposal of flowback and produced water, as well as handling drill cuttings, restricted solids, and certain hydrocarbon-related wastes. In SEC filings, Nuverra described itself as a provider of full-cycle environmental solutions for shale operators across the United States, with operations tied to major producing regions such as the Bakken, Haynesville, Marcellus, and Utica basins. The company’s history reflects a series of strategic shifts and restructurings. It adopted the Nuverra Environmental Solutions name in 2013 and later sharpened its focus on environmental services linked to shale development and production. Its principal executive offices were in Scottsdale, Arizona, making it a distinctly U.S.-centric business with high exposure to domestic energy activity, drilling intensity, and the need for compliant water handling in active basins. Nuverra competed in a fragmented market where scale, basin density, logistics, and the ability to deliver integrated service packages are critical differentiators. From a product and service standpoint, Nuverra’s platform included collection, transportation, treatment, recycling, and disposal services, alongside infrastructure and logistics support associated with water management. That mix addressed a core operational need for E&P operators: moving large volumes of fluids efficiently while meeting tightening environmental and regulatory requirements. This made Nuverra more than a simple hauling company; it was part of the infrastructure layer supporting upstream oil and gas activity. The key recent development is decisive: Nuverra was acquired by Select Energy Services, Inc. on February 23, 2022, and its common stock stopped trading at the opening of the market on February 24, 2022. As a result, Nuverra is no longer an independent public equity, but it remains relevant as a historical reference point in the U.S. energy-related environmental services universe. Because the company is no longer standalone and current autonomous operating disclosures are limited, an investor-oriented assessment should rely on its historical business profile, basin footprint, and eventual integration into Select.