Keystone Clearwater Solutions

We would like to recognize Ernest Brown, Jaime Guzman, and William White for exemplifying our Core Values. Ernest is a Water Transfer Technician and has been with Keystone Clearwater Solutions since January 2024. “Ernest was recognized on a customer safety call for directing truck traffic on the pad. He didn't just do his job with the water trucks, he also help with sand and production trucks. Being the first job with this client, this was an awesome first impression for the client’s safety people to see.” Gregory Morgan - Operations Supervisor Jaime is a Water Transfer Technician and has been with Keystone Clearwater Solutions since August 2023. “Jaime was starting to send water and noticed the booster did not kick on. We shut down, stopping a potential blow out in the line. Jaime may have saved us from a blowout and prevented possible down time.” Daniel Smith – Sr. Water Transfer Tech William (Billy) is a Yard Technician and has been with Keystone Clearwater Solutions since January 2023. “Billy demonstrated commendable dedication and perseverance in completing the training station before the deadline for the new hire class. Despite facing challenges, he consistently worked hard and maintained a strong focus on the task at hand. His commitment to both efficiency and safety not only ensured the timely completion of the training station, but also contributed to creating a secure work environment for all involved.” Joshua Jackson - Training Specialist Thank you for your hard work and dedication to Keystone Clearwater Solutions! #keystoneclear #watermanagement #watersolutions #watertransfer #watermanagementservices #safety #dedication #motivation #careers

Congratulations to Matthew Adams for being named a Keystone Clearwater Solutions Star Performer! Matthew is a Sr. Water Transfer Technician and has been with Keystone Clearwater Solutions since July 2022. “Matt was working the truck station. He just spotted in a transport to unload, when he heard someone yell fire. He looked over and saw that the vac pump on a transport had caught fire. Matt showed great decision making and situational awareness while he quickly responded by grabbing a fire extinguisher. Matt rushed to the scene and extinguished the fire. He then stood by to assure the fire was out. The customer’s representatives praised Matt for his quick thinking and preventing what could have been a major fire.” Holden Slocum - Operations Supervisor #keystoneclear #watermanagement #watersolutions #watertransfer #watermanagementservices #careers

Join us for a baseball game at PNC Park on August 7th! Keystone Clearwater is proud to once again sponsor the VIP Suite for the Marcellus Shale Water Business Update’s Pre-Conference Baseball Night. The Pittsburgh Pirates host the San Diego Padres. Food and select drinks are included. Space is limited and it is first come, first serve, so be sure to register today! More than 100 E&P, midstream, and water service business leaders will attend the conference for networking and discussion of the latest produced water industry trends pertaining to commercialization, business risks/opportunities, optimization, and capital allocation. Register at https://lnkd.in/gbxcxt6M #KeystoneClear #MarcellusShale #watertransfer #watermanagement #Pittsburgh

Today we celebrate the freedom that our nation is built upon. Wishing everyone a safe and happy Independence Day! reminded of the sacrifices made so we can enjoy the Independence of our Nation. #KeystoneClear #4thofJuly

It was a great day for golfing and to support youth scouting! Keystone Clearwater Solutions was proud to sponsor the Antero Youth High Adventure Scouting golf outing on Monday at the Bridgeport Country Club, Bridgeport WV. #keystoneclear #Antero #scouting #golf

In the dynamic realm of water transfer operations, selecting the right communication network is pivotal for efficiency, safety, and overall success. Each option brings unique security benefits and addresses the challenges of operating in remote locations. When selecting a water transfer automation and control system, it’s critical to choose a communications solution that can be tailored to meet the needs of your site. Learn more in our latest newsletter. #KeystoneClear #automation #watertransfer #oilandgas #communication

Power demand from artificial intelligence is expected to grow 10x by 2026. Large data centers, which typically require 10-50x more power than the average commercial building, are on the rise. With this unprecedented demand for energy, natural gas is an affordable and reliable solution. Keystone Clearwater Solutions helps oil and gas operators meet that demand by managing complex water and wastewater management projects, maintaining high safety standards and environmental compliance. Learn more at KeystoneClear.com #KeystoneClear #Marcellus #oilandgas #AI #spacex #tech #naturalgas SOURCES: https://lnkd.in/g3CcZsuY, https://lnkd.in/g5fdtK2K

With plug-and-play configuration of valves, pressure sensors, and flowmeters, the WaterForce modular control unit powers impressive automations for water transfer in oil and natural gas development. Operators can enhance performance and improve safety while reducing the need for employees on sensitive areas of the pad. Read more about the benefits of WaterForce automation at https://lnkd.in/ey-iDaYi #KeystoneClear #oilandgas #automation

Welcome, Patrick McCollum, to the Keystone Clearwater Solutions team! Patrick is a certified HR executive with over 28 years of solid, transformative HR Leadership experience. His ultimate passion is in creating and driving environments where people and teams are empowered to do their best work each day. Read more about Patrick at https://lnkd.in/ekXFuwxm #KeystoneClear #careers #HR

Did you know that lithium, a valuable element used in rechargeable batteries, is found in abundance in produced water from Marcellus shale gas operations? “The NETL (National Energy Technology Lab) research suggests that Marcellus Shale production wastewater from the two Pennsylvania regions could meet 38–40% of current domestic lithium consumption. The research shows that Marcellus Shale produced water has the capacity to provide significant lithium yields for the foreseeable future. Currently, domestic lithium consumption is estimated at 3,000 metric tons annually.” NETL is a U.S. Department of Energy national laboratory. https://lnkd.in/gxkkgMsU #KeystoneClear #producedwater #oilandgas #Pennsylvania #recycle #reuse #lithium