RCW ENERGY SERVICES NAMES BRIAN GREEN PRESIDENT & CEO
NOVEMBER 2, 2016
THE COLONY, Texas-- RCW today announced the promotion of Brian Green to President and CEO of RCW Energy Services. Mr. Green has held numerous roles under RCW since its acquisition of K-Flow back in 2012. Mr. Green has served as Vice President of Operations, Vice President of Sales and most recently President and General Manager of its water Division.
Mr. Green started his career in the water transfer market in various roles within K-Flow and has brought an enormous amount of experience to RCW through the years. Mark Weinzierl, Chairman of RCW Energy Services stated, "Mr. Green brings with him an enthusiasm for growth, along with a passion for customer satisfaction and the highest levels of service excellence. We are lucky to have him in our organization."
RCW ANNOUNCES $3 MILLION INVESTMENT FOR ADDITIONAL HIGH-TECH WATER TRANSFER EQUIPMENT
SEPTEMBER 23, 2013
RCW Energy Services today announced that it has invested more than $3 million to expand its line of lay-flat, no-leak pipe; 325 hp pumps; and state-of-the-art flow meters, filter pods and no-leak couplings for the company’s water transfer business.
RCW President Glenn Young said, “RCW has and will continue to invest in our equipment and our customers. We now have the resources necessary to provide services in the Permian, Eagle Ford and Haynesville areas and plan on further expansion to meet demand created by hydraulic fracturing, which is revolutionizing oil and gas development in the United States.” Young said the company has doubled the number of experienced water management personnel on staff in recent months to serve RCW’s growing operations in the Permian and Eagle Ford and has opened permanent offices in Midland and Pleasanton.
The company anticipates continuing to expand its capabilities and areas of operation over the next several quarters, making additional capital investments necessary to achieve its strategic plan.
RCW Energy Services is an oilfield services company headquartered in Carrollton, Texas, with operations in Kilgore, Midland, Madisonville and Pleasanton. The company provides water management and water transfer services to support hydraulic fracturing and other oilfield operations. RCW’s proprietary H2OmniView technology is the world’s first cloud-based water management system. It helps conserve water and provides customers situational awareness through a real-time interface that continuously monitors water flow, pressure and volumes, detects leaks and other anomalies, communicates alert notifications and generates customized job reports.
RCW ENERGY SERVICES INTRODUCES H2OMNIVIEW: WORLD’S FIRST CLOUD-BASED FRAC WATER TRANSFER MANAGEMENT SYSTEM
MAY 13, 2013
CARROLLTON, Texas--(BUSINESS WIRE)--RCW Energy Services today announced H2OmniView, the world’s most advanced water transfer management system for fracking and other oilfield operations. H2OmniView is a user- friendly, cloud-based platform, which enables frac operation managers to track every aspect of the essential water transfer process, from the water source to the wellhead, using any Internet-connected device.
“Water is a precious resource, especially with the prolonged drought conditions we’ve experienced over the last few years,” said RCW President Glenn Young. “H2OmniView helps conserve water and provides our customers situational awareness through a real-time interface that continuously monitors water flow, pressure and volumes, detects leaks and other anomalies, communicates alert notifications and generates customized job reports.”
Hydraulic fracturing—fracking—has opened vast U.S. oil and gas resources that previously were uneconomic to develop, driving natural gas prices down and expanding supplies. “Fracking has opened the door to American energy independence and water is essential to the process,” said Young.
Water transfer operations involve transporting water from local sources via temporary pipeline to a frac site, where it is mixed with chemicals and sand or other materials and forced underground under pressure to crack and then prop open fissures in tight-rock formations to enable oil and gas to flow more easily to the wellbore. “H2OmniView is the latest in high-tech solutions RCW employs to improve operations and reduce costs for our customers while conserving water and protecting the environment,” said Young. “In addition to our state-of-the-art water management system, we use the most advanced sealed pumps, lay-flat, no-leak hoses and Victaulic couplings to ensure that not a drop is wasted.”
RCW ACQUIRES K-FLOW
AUGUST 9, 2012
CARROLLTON, Texas--(BUSINESS WIRE)--RCW Energy Services has entered the water transfer business with its acquisition of Kilgore, TX based K-Flow. K-Flow provides water transfer services to facilitate drilling and hydraulic fracturing operations by pumping water directly to the well site. “This transaction strengthens RCW’s position in the Eagle Ford, Woodbine and Haynesville shale plays”
Headquartered in Carrollton, Texas, RCW Energy Services provides a variety of solutions to the oil and gas industry. RCW Energy Services is a Zackat company. Zackat provides growth capital, technology innovation and management expertise to its portfolio companies. “This transaction strengthens RCW’s position in the Eagle Ford, Woodbine and Haynesville shale plays,” said Richard Roberson, CEO of RCW. “We are excited about acquiring K-Flow and its experienced team.”
“The demand for specialized water transfer equipment and services in this region is extensive, and RCW looks forward to growing its business throughout the area as a result of this acquisition and expanded service offering,” added Glenn Young, President of RCW Energy Services. “K-Flow is well respected in the industry and provides a great addition to our company.”
RCW has appointed Brian Green, current General Manager of K-Flow to Senior Vice President and General Manager, Water Transfer Division of RCW Energy Services and has hired Patrick Marburger as Senior Vice President, Business Development. Mr. Marburger brings with him over 30 years of experience in the oil and gas industry.
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