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Your partner in water management services.
Keystone Clearwater personnel are water management experts with multiple locations in the Appalachian and Permian Basins.
The company provides customized water transfer, pumping, treatment, and storage services for oil & gas industries. Our staff is reachable 24/7/365 and ready to perform any complex pumping, piping, storage, or filtration project for your facility.
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Our proprietary automation system
Keystone Clearwater Solutions designed WaterForce™ to allow for total water management and control from a command trailer, with connectivity to customized automated equipment (including “smart” manifolds, automated valves, remote pump control, and a variety of control and remote instrumentation) unique to each operation.
Case Studies
Learn about our process by reading success stories from previous projects.
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Oil Field Water Management in the Permian Basin
February 17, 2026
Oil Field Water Management in the Permian Basin: A Key to Sustainable Oil Production The Permian Basin is one of the most prolific oil-producing regions in the United States, contributing significantly to the country’s energy production. But as oil production ramps up, so too do the volumes of produced water—a byproduct that can pose substantial...
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Automating Water Transfer Systems in the Permian Basin
December 16, 2025
Automation in Water Transfer Systems in the Permian Basin The Permian Basin has long been a hotspot for oil and gas production. As the demand for efficient and sustainable water management and midstream water services increases, automation is increasingly becoming a game changer in this industry. Automation streamlines operations, reduces costs, and improves environmental compliance,...
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The Evolution of Produced Water Management in the Marcellus Shale: Keystone Clearwater + Hydro Recovery, LP
April 29, 2025
In the Marcellus Shale one of the biggest expenses for natural gas production is water management. Water plays a critical role in extracting gas from the Marcellus, and each well drilled both requires water to frac and produces water. (Larger operators can produce 20 – 30k barrels per day across all of their production!) Because...
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