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Yes success. Get the whole truth here
https://www.plastic2oil.com/site/news-releases
Heddle needs to pair up with other companies
Where there’s a will there’s a way
There are solutions
Follow the whole story here. Know that there are agendas against P2O. You can follow their successes and mistakes, the fuel they have produced and yes their mistake with the media credits
For newbies, this is all you need to know...
Scroll down and start at the beginning and see the whole story unfold here
https://www.plastic2oil.com/site/news-releases
Airbnb and Uber, have taken a billion dollars or more in debt in order to become more successful....
https://www.embroker.com/blog/startup-statistics/
P2O needs a $260 million financing package...
Investors are willing....
April 11, 2019
SAN FRANCISCO – Brightmark Energy, a San Francisco-based waste and energy development company, today announced the closing of a $260 million financing package for the construction of the nation’s first commercial-scale plastics-to-fuel plant, which will be located in Ashley, Indiana. The financing for “Brightmark Energy Ashley Indiana” includes $185 million in Indiana green bonds, which were underwritten by Goldman Sachs & Co. As part of the financing closure, Brightmark has become the controlling owner of RES Polyflow, the Ohio-based energy technology company that innovated the process for converting plastics directly into transportation fuel and other products.
http://www.respolyflow.com/2019/04/brightmark-energy-closes-260m-in-financing-for-nations-first-commercial-scale-plastics-to-fuel-plant%ef%bb%bf/
Nov 2013 ... 170,725 gallons of fuel produced
JBI, Inc. Announces Highest Recorded Quarterly Fuel Production, Q3 Financial Results, and Fourth Quarter Operations Update
Niagara Falls, New York, November 12, 2013 - JBI, Inc. (the “Company” or “JBI”) (OTCQB: JBII), a clean energy company that recycles waste plastic into liquid fuels, today filed its third quarter 2013 results on Form 10-Q and announced quarterly fuel production of 170,725 gallons, the highest recorded quarterly production to date.
JBI Diesel otal Gallon Production Q3 2013JBI Announces Record Quarterly Fuel Production
For the three months ending September 30th, JBI, Inc. reported a total of 170,725 gallons of fuel produced with approximately 134,632 gallons produced as in-spec diesel, and 36,093 gallons produced as naphtha. This represents a 42.37% increase in total gallon production as compared to the quarter in which the Company previously achieved its highest recorded production totals, the fourth quarter of 2012.
https://www.plastic2oil.com/site/news-releases-master/2013/11/12/jbi-inc-announces-highest-recorded-quarterly-fuel-production-q3-financial-results-and-fourth-quarter-operations-update
This was the best strategy to move forward. Let’s revive the processor!!!
Let’s go P2O!!!
9.9 billion reasons why they have-to-watch
Big money and they know it!!
Let’s go P2O!!!
Quote:
$9.9 billion in U.S. economic output from new plastics recycling and recovery operations,
including:
o $4.1 billion related to increased products generated by the facilities.
o $5.8 billion in additional supplier and payroll-induced impacts
https://plastics.americanchemistry.com/Economic-Impact-of-Advanced-Plastics-Recycling-and-Recovery-Facilities-in-the-United-States.pdf
Start the processor back up!
It’s a Greenhouse/Whitehouse and starting it up will bring in healthy attention
There may never be a better time than now with those in power
Bring John Bordynuik back onboard. Nov 2014
The company did better with him onboard
Letter to Plastic2Oil Stockholders from Richard Heddle, Chief Executive Officer
Posted Nov 24th, 2014 in 2014 News Releases
To our valued Plastic2Oil (OTC: PTOI) stockholders:
I thought it was important to take a moment to reach out to you directly, as we have been extraordinarily busy behind the scenes implementing the shift in our business strategy, which focuses on the sale and licensing of our proprietary processors, as opposed to exclusively processing plastics and selling fuel.
As you may know, on November 20, 2014, we filed Form 8-K covering our recent financing, and on November 14, 2014, we filed our Quarterly Report (10-Q) for the third quarter of 2014. I encourage you to read the 10-Q closely and to contact our investor relations representative with any questions that you may have. Following the discussion of our business operations in the 10-Q and the recent filing, we received feedback that some stockholders are seeking more information on the current state of our business. To those stockholders that contacted us about this, I thank you for the feedback. Let me address some of the items raised.
We are working hard to move towards profitability, but we recognize that the movement of the stock has been disappointing for all of our stockholders, including myself. As you may be aware, I currently own 3,000,000 shares of our common stock and thus, my personal wellbeing and net worth are every bit as exposed to the fluctuations in our stock price as are other common stockholders. I want to remind everyone that I have not sold a single share of the company's stock since I began investing in this company more than four years ago. Like many of you, I've invested at prices significantly higher than the current price. During my tenure as CEO, one constant has kept me motivated: I believe that if we execute the sale and licensing of processors, we will achieve significant revenues and the valuation of our company will increase accordingly.
As disclosed, I continue to defer pay and have extended substantial loans to the company while John Bordynuik, our Chief of Technology, has deferred pay, paid debts, paid for lab work, consumables, equipment, and assumed obligations approaching in aggregate of $400,000. We've done this so that we can continue our operations until we obtain adequate new financing and/or execute on our first processor sale. We have undergone several reductions in the number of our staff so as to retain only those personnel essential to our reporting obligations and for demonstration and sale of our processors to potential buyers. We plan to continue such cost control measures until we achieve our first sale.
We continue to believe that our third generation Plastic2Oil processor, which we call our “flagship" processor, is the most automated, green, viable, and technologically advanced process in the world for converting waste plastics into usable fuel and we firmly believe there is substantial market potential for the sale and license of our processors. In support of this, see an independent study completed last month by the American Chemistry Council: http://plastics.americanchemistry.com/Stand-Alone-...
Although we have not yet consummated our first sale, we have made, and continue to make, tangible progress on negotiations with a large, national engineering firm and several potential purchasers. The company is also in ongoing discussions with a reputable firm that specializes in waste-to-energy solutions for large, established companies with government mandates and green initiatives. Furthermore, we have developed a “build & ship" turn-key product solution for our potential buyers. We are hopeful that our current negotiations will lead to processor sales and important strategic relationships; however, we cannot assure you as to whether we will be successful in making such a sale or as to the timing of any such sale. At this time, however, I feel it is important for stockholders to know that the company, despite its limited resources, is making significant progress with management's financial support and leadership.
In light of the company's exclusive focus on completing sales and licensing of our processors, we have temporarily suspended our plastic processing and fuel production operations at the Niagara Falls site. This being said, we have renewed our permits accordingly as our plan is to resume operations for the purpose of “showcasing" our processors once we execute a processor sale. Importantly, the temporary shutdown of the company's plastic processing and fuel production operations has had absolutely no effect on the company's ability to market our processors or negotiate with potential buyers. Another recent change was the decommissioning of several older fuel tanks, which were rendered obsolete by the tank farm we installed with Processor #3.
In my opinion, nothing worthwhile in the business world comes easy, especially when you're trying to make a name for yourself in a relatively unknown emerging alternative energy market. As someone who started his career in a shipyard in 1987 and has built his own business from the ground up, I've faced odds that seemed impossible at times and I've persevered. I have invested a significant amount of my time and net worth into this company because I understand and believe in the product and its capabilities, and I truly believe that we can be successful. I remain relentlessly committed to pursuing success.
I appreciate your patience, commitment to the environment, and continued interest in Plastic2Oil.
Kind regards,
Richard Heddle
President and Chief Executive Officer
Plastic2Oil, Inc.
November 24, 2014
https://www.plastic2oil.com/site/news-releases-master/2014/11/24/letter-to-plastic2oil-stockholders-from-richard-heddle--chief-executive-officer
First things First. Nov12th 2013
P2O went from this:
JBI, Inc. Announces Highest Recorded Quarterly Fuel Production, Q3 Financial Results, and Fourth Quarter Operations Update
Posted Nov 12th, 2013 in 2013 News Releases
https://www.plastic2oil.com/site/news-releases-master/2013/11/12/jbi-inc-announces-highest-recorded-quarterly-fuel-production-q3-financial-results-and-fourth-quarter-operations-update
To this:
Niagara Falls, New York, July 1, 2014
This past winter was the coldest weather seen in Niagara Falls in years. This caused damage to the water-cooling systems. The water-cooling systems were being heated during the coldest days, however the heating systems were unable to keep up with the high winds and sub-zero temperatures. The damaged water-cooling components have been repaired.
https://www.plastic2oil.com/site/news-releases-master/2014/07/01/plastic2oil-announces-business-update
The company went from their best production to cold weather failure in around 6 months and has not yet recovered
It just doesn’t make sense that a recovery isn’t possible. Right after this they switched their business model to
only sell the processors
Fail safe measures that this can never happen again! Hot weather climates best scenario.
Mr Heddle, Build it and they will come!
Plastics are a problem, you have a solution
Mr Heddle let’s recoup your 14 million...
That’s an enormous amount of money for your average citizen. We look at your situation and your investment and question why has this CEO just stopped everything even communicating with the shareholders?
Are you waiting for the USA patent approval? Ok, tell us
Or what is it? Talk to us.
We’re on your side for better or worse....
Let’s go Mr Heddle! The clocks running!
How about some news today?
They produced fuel from plastics. Don’t speculate everything.
They errored with the media credits is true...unfortunately
Had that not happened I think it would be quite different.
I think it would capture the worlds attention!
The Harris/Biden Greenhouse would be sure to take a look!
If he launched would you buy in?
I wonder how much investors would buy in?
Good question. He should. Is someone preventing him?
It only makes sense to do it. I’m just wondering what could be stopping him from moving forward. He has millions tied up in P2O. I’m hoping there isn’t a dark side to it being shut down.
You would expect him to try and make it a success and recoup his investment...
So the big question is...why isn’t he?
3 million stocks bought in last few-weeks....?
Hoping something is brewing...
Extra Extra read all about it..... Real-News-Please!
It would be nice to hear of some actual progress in P2Os pursuit of the 9.9 billion that has been mentioned before
Mr Heddle your input is needed...
How long until we here from you?
The Canadian patent isn’t being used, why?
You’re providing financials on OTC, why?
You continue to sustain P2O but not a word from you, why?
Are there some deals other than Nulixo in the works?
The stockholders are due some answers.
....your input is needed
Do you know how much it sold for?
It would be a step in the right direction to have the processor running!
Thanks for the info
Thanks. I would like to see P2O succeed
I appreciate the kind words! Good luck in your own investments!
I give you a ton of credit for honestly laying out your last communication. You do your fellow shareholders a service with your honesty. Maybe Heddle is watching and will learn a lesson or two. Kudos.
Utah contract and public meetings say otherwise
You can guess and speculate all like but that’s all it is.
Time will tell if they will succeed...
I have been asked to stop-communicating with-the PTOI-shareholders.
4/19/2021 Everything i have said is all moving forward. I have been asked to stop communicating with the PTOI shareholders. It appears as though the angry shareholders cause problems with our clients. Like they did in Draper Utah. Our projects are moving forward. (Steve Price)
4/19/2021 It's not angry shareholders who would do that. They want it to succeed. It is the competition against P2O who do that. The shareholders have been following Nulixo with hopes that they would land one deal and start purchasing processors. They believe Nulixo and P2O are a good fit. Shareholders are perplexed as to why Nulixo hasn't started something. Even buying one processor and setting it up would do a great deal for the Nulixo name especially in a green minded whitehouse where money is poring out to green ideas. You would find so much backing for your system if you started with something concrete even if it is just your own deal to show some vision as to what you will accomplish.
So that was the last conversation with Nulixo
Others may PM Mr Price and try and establish a dialogue with him. It may just be me that he has quit communicating with. I push for concrete proof for the 10 or so projects he has mentioned. I have not posted any of that information here for obvious reasons, good and bad. But I don’t take anything at someone’s word unless it can be validated. I have seen some proof of attempts at a few things and some that were public knowledge as stated. Projects that are hoped for are not projects until contracts are signed and work commences. They have tried.
They have the Utah state contract
The agreement with P2O
But as of yet no working facility for Nulixo that I have found
I think P2O longs want the truth about what is happening with Nulixo or other deals Mr Heddle may be working on. There is a 9.9 billion dollar potential in this industry and we would hope that someone in P2O would grab that potential and run with it.
Good luck P2O!
Good luck Nulixo!
Good luck longs!!!
Companies and Entrepreneurs need to shoot straight!
Be honest, tell it like it is Grandiosity is good to dream with but it will never bring success. A business has to be founded on enduring honest principles that last and will bring success. It’s never too late to do it right!
Truth is beautiful thing...
Let’s go P2O!
So much potential... without vision companies perish...
VC think-tank would find solutions...
We need a CEO to lead us there!!!!!!!!!!!
Airbnb and Uber, have taken a billion dollars or more in debt in order to become more successful....
https://www.embroker.com/blog/startup-statistics/
^Great Site
Let’s go Team Heddle....look forward to success!!
Stocks go up-n-down Netflix -20 billion...
Business Insider
Netflix loses $20 billion in market value after subscriber growth falls short of forecasts
https://www.msn.com/en-us/entertainment/news/netflix-stock-tumbles-8percent-after-subscriber-growth-falls-short-of-forecasts/ar-BB1fST4i
Let’s get going P2O!!!!!!
2.3 million shares bought in 3 week
2.3 million shares bought in 3 weeks...why?
Someone dumping someone buying....
Still hoping for P2Os success!
9.9 billion reasons why they have-to-watch
Big money and they know it!!
Let’s go P2O!!!
Quote:
$9.9 billion in U.S. economic output from new plastics recycling and recovery operations,
including:
o $4.1 billion related to increased products generated by the facilities.
o $5.8 billion in additional supplier and payroll-induced impacts
https://plastics.americanchemistry.com/Economic-Impact-of-Advanced-Plastics-Recycling-and-Recovery-Facilities-in-the-United-States.pdf
If it’s meant to be it will be.
“5 Businesses That Almost Failed and Showed Us Why It Pays to Keep Going“
No matter how good or promising your business idea is, there will be times as an entrepreneur that you’ll question whether or not your company will ever be a success. Those overnight, rags-to-riches stories of explosive popularity for a lucky few have permeated our collective startup culture, leading young and inexperienced entrepreneurs to see those stories as a typical trajectory for businesses.
Apple
FedEx
Airbnb
Evernote
Reddit
If you follow the above stories, the trend isn’t just “sticking it out until you make it.” All these entrepreneurs recognized that their businesses were failing, and decided to change something rather than let the idea die. So, if you believe in yourself, don’t let your ideas die. Instead, let them transform and get another chance at life.
https://www.entrepreneur.com/article/272710
Let’s go P2O!
Why shorts want P2O to fail...
What happens if you short a stock that goes-bankrupt or gets delisted?
You make 100% on your return.
Shorting works when you borrow x shares and sell them.
You hold the money and wait for the stock to go down.
Then you buy those x shares back at a cheaper cost and pocket the difference (in theory).
But when the stock goes bankrupt or gets delisted, you don't have to buy those shares back.
Pure profit.
https://www.quora.com/What-happens-if-you-short-a-stock-that-goes-bankrupt-or-gets-delisted?share=1
Would you recommend shorting it
Not like you are or anything
Lots of buying going on...
Shorts make money if P2O fails
What Happen If Short Stocks Go to Bankruptcy?
By: Eric Bank, MBA, MS Finance
Shorting the stock of a company that goes bankrupt is like winning the lottery. The money you receive for shorting the stock is all yours, though there might be some delay in freeing it from the broker's grip -- it holds the money as collateral until it writes off the loan. You'll owe capital gains tax on your profit unless you shorted the stock within an individual retirement account.
https://finance.zacks.com/happen-short-stocks-bankruptcy-8444.html
2.3 million shares bought in 3 weeks...why?
Someone dumping someone buying....
Still hoping for P2Os success!
With 9.9 billion up for grabs...
There should be other companies like Nulixo scrambling to cash in. Some VC investors should pull together and go for it. One in 10 ventures are successful and this one already has the potential of a share of 9.9 Billion!!
Let’s go P2O!!!
Quote:
$9.9 billion in U.S. economic output from new plastics recycling and recovery operations,
including:
o $4.1 billion related to increased products generated by the facilities.
o $5.8 billion in additional supplier and payroll-induced impacts
https://plastics.americanchemistry.com/Economic-Impact-of-Advanced-Plastics-Recycling-and-Recovery-Facilities-in-the-United-States.pdf
I 1/2 million shares bought in-2-weeks... why?
Someone dumping someone buying....
Keeping my eyes open for hopefully some good news!
Well someone is selling but someone is buying also at a very good price. Hopefully for a very good reason!!!!!
Still hoping!!!
Go P2O!!!!