Clearwater Reserves
Sustainable energy assuring clean air and water in our communities.
About Our Company
Clearwater Reserves' mission is to produce clean, reliable and profitable energy with a special interest in developing solar and geothermal resources. Located in the heart of East Texas, our business grows from a desire to keep both our communities and wild spaces pristine and beautiful while producing clean power.
We welcome clients and partners that prize both sustainability and profitability, with an understanding that only through ongoing research and development of renewable energy will both goals be optimized.
Member of the Association of Energy Engineers, AEE®
Home Energy Consulting
Clearwater Reserve consultants help Texans create the most energy-efficient, sustainable, safe, and healthy homes for themselves and their families. Our timely and straightforward solutions, such as home sealing methods, heat pumps, solar panels, and greywater systems empower homeowners to reduce energy and water bills, effectively mitigating the impact of inflation both now and in the future.
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Minimize Energy Costs
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Generate Your Own Energy
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Store Your Own Energy
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Reduce Water Consumption
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Produce Your Own Food
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Minimize Waste
Solar Panel Canopies
Solar Power Panels for Parking
Our innovative technology harnesses the power of the sun to provide clean, renewable energy for commercial and residential properties. Our solar parking canopies not only provide shade and protection for vehicles, but also generate electricity through photovoltaic panels, helping to reduce energy costs and carbon emissions right on developed land where the energy is used.
Solar Thermal-Geothermal Energy
Distributed Energy Resources for East Texas
Since opening in 2020, we have aligned with members of Southern Methodist University's Geothermal Lab to study the potential of East Texas wells. We have applied the input of strategic consultants to our design modeling to enhance efficiency in a distributed energy resource. These models demonstrate continuous, rather than intermittent power production.