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The 175 to 180 looks to much like the 165 to 170 to me.
Better beside to compare, looks like an improvement...
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you will read that post in September and agree
you just buy early or buy through an agent?
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TG World to webcast meeting on Alaska, Niger projects
2007-06-12 09:36 MT - News Release
Mr. Clifford James reports
TG WORLD ANNOUNCES WEBCAST DETAILS FOR ANNUAL AND SPECIAL MEETING
TG World Energy Corp. (TGE) will be webcasting the corporate presentation portion of TGE's annual and special meeting of shareholders which will be made by Clifford M. James, president and chief executive officer of the company. The presentation will provide commentary on the company's exploration endeavours in its Alaska and Niger projects. TG World's annual and special meeting will be held on June 19, 2007, at the Calgary Petroleum Club (319-5th Ave. SW), with the formal part of the meeting starting at 3 p.m. MT.
Webcast
The live webcast will start at approximately 3:10 p.m. MT on June 19, 2007.
For those who are not able to listen to the live event, the webcast will be archived for 90 days.
An electronic copy of TG World's corporate presentation will be made available on the company's website under the heading "Presentation" at approximately 3 p.m. MT on June 19, 2007. Listeners are encouraged to follow along with the slides during the webcast.
Petrostar to propose use of technology to regulators
2007-06-12 05:23 MT - News Release
Mr. Robert Sim reports
PETROSTAR PETROLEUM ENHANCED OIL RECOVERY TECHNOLOGY PROJECT UPDATE
In addition to increasing well production by up to 600 per cent, Petrostar Petroleum Corp.'s proprietary downhole heating device (DHT) has significant and secondary application potential as a replacement to current production tank-heating systems otherwise known as propane or gas-fired tank heaters (burners). Current heaters are used to heat the tank oil and maintain it at approximately 70 C, which is a significant operating cost especially during colder months. In addition to the operating costs, the burner system emits potentially harmful CO2 emissions Petrostar's improved electric tank heater (ETH) will lower operating costs by reducing consumption of fossil fuels. Additionally, the improved ETH is not only more economical then the current system but more importantly, it emits zero Co2 emissions. This would be a major development to help Canada's oil industry meet or surpass the standards put forth by the Kyoto accord. The company plans on approaching the regulatory agencies to discuss implementing a program that if endorsed, could offer producers an incentive to change. The company plans to initiate a test on one of its tanks as soon as it can complete fabrication of the equipment.
Enhanced oil recovery update
Field testing of Petrostar's proprietory DHT on its 15/6 is under way and will continue for the next few weeks. Test results previously announced on well 9/6 resulted in a 600-per-cent fluid production increase over the testing period.
The testing will be carried out by its new prototype design which will increase downhole temperatures to approximately 225 degrees Celcius and time to achieve said temperature and allowing maintenance of said temperature for longer periods of time. In addition, the placement of the DHT and water injection has been refined by incorporating new sensors that allow it to maintain steam and deliver heat and pressure to the production zone. These refinements should enable the DHT to be effective not only in heavier oil but lighter oil where waxing is a production problem. Currently the oil industry uses a system, whereby oil is heated on surface then pumped down the well casing, where it temporarily reduces the waxing problem. The DHT will create a constant temperature at the formation level and provide a longer-term solution. A major oil and gas producer has made inquiries to the company in regards to its wells in southeastern Saskatchewan, where waxing is a prominent problem with CO2 injection fields. Petrostar's oil field superintendent feels this could be a major breakthrough for the oil industry and at a very significant cost saving.
The success of the downhole tool test is viewed as a significant milestone achieved by Petrostar and it brings the company closer to commercializing this revolutionary enhanced oil recovery technology. The company believes it can deliver the DHT at a cost that can effectively and economically increase the production of tens of thousands of proven North American medium and heavy oil wells. Needless to say, the opportunity of penetrating this market is substantial. More details of these technologies they are available on the Petrostar website.
Petrostar says DHT can reduce CO2 emissions
2007-06-11 15:11 MT - News Release
Mr. Robert Sim reports
PETROSTAR PETROLEUM ENHANCED OIL RECOVERY TECHNOLOGY PROJECT UPDATE
Petrostar Petroleum Corp.'s downhole hearing device (DHT), in addition to increasing well production by up to 600 per cent, has significant and secondary application potential as a replacement to current production tank heating systems otherwise known as propane or gas-fired tank heaters (burners). Current heaters are used to heat the tank oil and maintain it at approximately 70 degrees Celsius, which is a significant operating cost, especially during colder months. In addition to the operating costs, the burner system emits potentially harmful carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions. Petrostar's improved electric tank heater (ETH) will lower operating costs by reducing consumption of fossil fuels. Additionally, the improved ETH is not only more economical then the current system but, more importantly, it emits zero CO2 emissions. This would be a major development to help Canada's oil industry meet or surpass the standards put forth by the Kyoto accord. The company plans on approaching the regulatory agencies to discuss implementing a program that, if endorsed, could offer producers an incentive to change. The company plans to initiate a test on one of its tanks as soon as it can complete fabrication of the equipment.
Enhanced oil recovery update
Field testing of Petrostar's proprietary DHT on its 15/6 is under way and will continue for the next few weeks. Test results previously announced on well 9/6 resulted in a 600-per-cent fluid production increase over the testing period.
The testing will be carried out by its new prototype design which will increase downhole temperatures to approximately 225 degrees Celsius with time to achieve the said temperature and allowing maintenance of the said temperature for longer periods of time. In addition, the placement of the DHT and water injection has been refined by incorporating new sensors that allow it to maintain steam and deliver heat and pressure to the production zone. These refinements should enable the DHT to be effective not only in heavier oil but lighter oil where waxing is a production problem. Currently the oil industry uses a system whereby oil is heated on surface then pumped down the well casing where it temporarily reduces the waxing problem. The DHT will create a constant temperature at the formation level and provide a longer-term solution. A major oil and gas producer has made inquiries to the company in regard to its wells in southeastern Saskatchewan where waxing is a prominent problem with CO2 injection fields. Petrostar's oil field superintendent feels this could be a major breakthrough for the oil industry and at a very significant cost saving.
The success of the downhole tool test is viewed as a significant milestone achieved by Petrostar and it brings the company closer to commercializing this revolutionary enhanced oil recovery technology. The company believes it can deliver the DHT at a cost that can effectively and economically increase the production of thousands of proven North American medium-oil and heavy-oil wells. Needless to say, the opportunity of penetrating this market is substantial.
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DR Congo reviews 60 mining deals
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/africa/6739999.stm
A Democratic Republic of Congo commission is to review at least 60 mining contracts signed in the last decade, the government says.
Since March all negotiations on mining contracts have been suspended until the commission has finished its work.
DR Congo has vast mineral reserves, including gold, diamonds, 10% of the world's copper and more than a third of cobalt, used in mobile phones.
But few people have benefited and the wealth has attracted foreign looters.
The BBC's John James in Kinshasa says that since DR Congo's independence in 1960 its vast mineral wealth has been a key factor in the country's civil wars and instability.
After winning the country's first democratic elections in more than 40 years last year, the new government says it wants to make sure these resources are used for the benefit of its citizens.
Critics of President Joseph Kabila accuse him of agreeing deals with foreign mining companies which do not benefit local people.
The anti-corruption group, Global Witness, said it supported the decision to re-examine the contracts but said that if the process was to be credible, the government needed to ensure the highest standards of transparency and independence in the review process itself.
'Tragedy'
An earlier report by government consultants found some contracts lacked transparency, were signed without competitive bidding and made little attempt to get the best deal for the country.
Professor Peter Rosenblum from the US-based Carter Center is a consultant to the commission.
"The tragedy of the many tragedies in the Congo was that the people woke up after years of war and found that the family wealth had been given away, or sold off, or at least as far as people knew, it seemed to have just flitted away."
Vice-Minister for Mines Victor Kasongo says only six of the 60 mines are currently under operation.
He says that companies who have signed legitimate contracts will gain by having their contracts given more credibility.
"We want sustainability and also more than that we want development," he told the BBC.
The review is expected to take three months and could result in contracts being renegotiated.
Dundee Precious Metals Files Complaint Against Bulgaria
By David Paddon and Eric Shackleton 07 Jun 2007 at 11:06 AM GMT-04:00
http://www.resourceinvestor.com/pebble.asp?relid=32728
TORONTO (CP) -- Dundee Precious Metals Inc. [TSX:DPM] is taking its dispute with Bulgaria's environment minister to the European Commission, alleging several provisions of the EC Treaty have been violated by persistent delays in providing permits for two mining projects.
The Toronto-based company announced Wednesday that its formal complaint states that Dzhevdet Chakarov, Bulgaria's minister of environment and waters, is in direct violation of several provisions of the law binding European Community member countries.
These include the free movement of capital, breach of the functioning of the internal market, the rule of law, and freedom of establishment and free movement of services.
When reached on Wednesday, a spokesman at the Bulgarian Embassy in Ottawa declined to comment pending consultations with higher officials.
Dundee Precious Metals said the complaint references permits for two mining projects in Bulgaria - the Krumovgrad gold deposit and Chelopech copper and gold expansion project.
Both projects have pending permits dating back to November 2005 despite, Dundee asserts, the company having certificates awarded in March 2005 that entitle the holder to special 'investor servicing,' including expedited administrative approval time lines.
'Despite following all governmental guidelines, the necessary environmental permits have not been issued to expand our operation at Chelopech and develop our project at Krumovgrad,' said Jonathan Goodman, Dundee's president and chief executive officer.
'Although the Bulgarian Supreme Administrative Court issued a final order to Chakarov on April 26 that he either reject or approve the Chelopech EIA (environmental impact assessment), we have received no definitive answer from the minister,' Goodman said.
On May 28, after another request to the same court, Chakarov said he would most likely ask Dundee to carry out another EIA at Chelopech. As a result, Dundee filed the complaint with the EU, Goodman said.
Goodman said a final court decision instructing Chakarov to issue a decision on the Krumovgard EIA is expected soon.
The administrative court intervened after Chakarov failed to submit Dundee's EIA to the Supreme Expert Environmental Council for review by a November 2005 legislative deadline.
Chakarov also disregarded two separate SEEC approvals for the Chelopech project, and failed to issue a permit by a March 2006 legislative deadline, Dundee says.
This whole process began in March 2005 and it's still sitting in the basket more than two years later, said Goodman.
No reason has been given by the minister for the 'unnecessary political' delay in letting the permits go forward, he said.
The Chelopech project EIA, he said, meets all EU and Bulgarian environmental standards.
'The Chelopech operation is producing concentrate right now,' said Goodman. 'We want to convert it to metal production on-site.'
Earlier Wednesday, Dundee announced that its subsidiary Chelopech Mining has signed a sales contract that the company expects will give it leverage in its dispute with the Bulgarian environment minister.
The sales agreement will have Chelopech producing between 40,000 tonnes to 75,000 tonnes of concentrate next year, and between 30,000 tonnes to 80,000 tonnes in 2009.
That could top out the copper and gold mine's capacity of about 80,000 tonnes in two years, though the company said it's looking at signing other contracts to reach peak capacity by next year.
The company said the new concentrate sales contracts will give Dundee the opportunity to look at other possible locations for a new autoclave and metals production facility that it wants to build as part of the Chelopech project. It hopes to make a decision in November.
'These concentrate sales contracts address the short-term commercial and economic issues confronting Chelopech, and ensure continuity of mine operations through 2009, and possibly longer,' the company said in a release.
Dundee Precious Metals shares closed Wednesday at C$10.42, up eight cents or 0.77 per cent, on the Toronto Stock Exchange.
Highland outlines PJV qualifying transaction plan
2007-05-28 11:33 MT - News Release
Mr. Robert Eadie reports
HIGHLAND RESOURCES ENTERS LETTER OF INTENT IN RESPECT OF PROPOSED TRANSACTIONS
Highland Resources Inc. has entered into a letter of intent dated May 24, 2007, with PJV Resources Inc., Planet Gas Ltd., an Australian Stock Exchange-listed company, and USCBM Joint Venture Co. Inc., a wholly owned subsidiary of Planet Gas that holds Planet Gas's coal bed methane assets located in the Powder River basin and Cherokee basin in the United States, in respect of a joint venture and option arrangement, and a business-combination transaction.
USCBM Joint Venture Co., PJV, Planet Gas and Highland also entered into an engagement letter with Dundee Securities Corp. in respect of a subscription receipt financing by PJV.
Letter of intent
Under the terms of the letter of intent:
PJV will enter into a joint venture and option agreement with USCBM Joint Venture Co. in respect of USCBM Joint Venture Co.'s interest in the Planet Gas USA projects; and
PJV will subsequently complete a business combination with a wholly owned subsidiary of Highland.
The joint venture agreement will include the following material terms.
PJV will have the right to earn a 50-per-cent interest in the Planet Gas USA projects, by spending $50-million over a five-year earn-in period as follows:
$8-million per year in expenditures on the Planet Gas USA projects; and
$2-million per year payment to Planet Gas for five years, with the first payment due 15 months from the date of the execution of the joint venture agreement and the next four payments due on each of the second, third, fourth and fifth anniversaries of the execution of the joint venture agreement.
PJV will earn a 10-per-cent interest in the Planet Gas USA projects for each $10-million total expenditure.
At any time after the first anniversary of the execution of the joint venture agreement, PJV or its successor shall have the right, in its sole discretion, to exercise an option to acquire 100 per cent of the Planet Gas USA projects, for the consideration described below.
Under the letter of intent, as consideration for the exercise of the PJV option, Highland will issue to USCBM Joint Venture Co. (or otherwise as Planet Gas may direct), from treasury 66 million common shares in the capital of Highland and 10 million Highland common share purchase warrants. Each Highland option warrant will be exercisable for one Highland common share at any time until its expiry on the date five years following its issuance, at an exercise price of $1 (subject to standard adjustment provisions). Planet Gas shall have the right to terminate the PJV option in the event that a change of control of Highland occurs during the period after the completion of the business combination and prior to the termination of the joint venture agreement.
If exercised, the exercise of the PJV option would, in accordance with its terms, occur subsequent to the completion of the business combination, and, as such, the successor to PJV at such time would be a wholly owned subsidiary of Highland. Immediately prior to the business combination, PJV's outstanding securities shall comprise subscription receipts to be issued upon the closing of the financing, as described below (and one preference share to be retracted for nominal consideration immediately upon the closing of the business combination). Under the terms of the business combination, holders of the PJV subscription receipts shall receive one Highland subscription receipt for every one PJV subscription receipt, and each such Highland subscription receipt shall, upon the exchange or deemed exchange thereof, entitle the holder thereof, to acquire one Highland common share and one-half of one Highland common share purchase warrant. The Highland warrants shall have the same terms as the exchanged PJV warrants, described below. Upon completion of the transaction, the board of Highland shall include, in addition to two directors from the current board of Highland:
James Crombie -- president and chief executive officer of Palmarejo Silver & Gold Corp. and Reunion Gold Corp., and vice-chairman and chief executive officer of Queensland Minerals Ltd. Also director of Sherwood Copper Corp. and Arian Silver Corp.;
David Fennell -- vice-chairman of Miramar Mining Corp., chairman of Reunion and Maximus Ventures Ltd., and director of Major Drilling Group International Inc. and Palmarejo; and
Bruce McLeod -- executive chairman of Sherwood Copper Corp., chief operating officer and director of Stornoway Diamond Corp., vice-president and director of International Northair Mines Ltd. and New Dimension Resources Ltd., and president and director of Troon Ventures Ltd. He is also a director of Palmarejo, Reunion and Full Metal Minerals Ltd.
The officers of Highland shall include Mr. Crombie as president, Alain Krushnisky as chief financial officer and Carole Plante as corporate secretary.
PJV shall reimburse Planet Gas for all project expenditures made in the ordinary course on the Planet Gas USA properties for the period from the date of the signing of the letter of intent and the closing of the transaction, and all such payments shall be credited to PJV as expenditures under the joint venture agreement.
The completion of the joint venture agreement and the business combination are subject to, among other things, the completion of satisfactory due diligence by Planet Gas, PJV and Highland, the completion and entering into of applicable agreements, and the receipt obtaining of all required shareholder, third party and regulatory approvals, including TSX Venture Exchange approval of the above as Highland's qualifying transaction (as such term is defined in the TSX Venture Exchange corporate finance manual).
The transaction has been negotiated at arm's length and is not a non-arm's-length qualifying transaction as such terms is defined by the TSX Venture Exchange's policies.
Planet Gas USA projects
The Planet Gas USA projects are located in the Powder River basin (the Esponda and Oriva projects) and the Cherokee basin (the Skull Creek project). The CBM assets of Planet Gas are focused in the major coal-producing areas of the United States, in particular the PRB, in Wyoming. Planet Gas has been active in the acquisition and development of these projects for seven years. The company is at the production and development stage, with a chain of projects either producing or coming on stream over the next few years.
The PRB is the largest coal-producing region in the United States, as well as being a large producer of CBM. The region is noted for thick coal seams, high gas content and lower drilling costs than other CBM regions. The presence of a number of CBM projects also provides good infrastructure and services for CBM development. In the PRB, Planet Gas has the Esponda project which is divided into East and West Esponda, and the Oriva project which is divided into Oriva Federal and Throne.
Planet Gas's Esponda project is located 30 kilometres southeast of the town of Buffalo, Wyo., and covers a total of 28,302 net acres. The smaller East Esponda area covers 1,160 net acres, and is a subject to two joint ventures with Western Gas Resources. To date 23 production wells and all the relevant infrastructure have been completed, with production slated for late 2007. Planet Gas has an average working interest of 35 per cent, with a net revenue interest of 29 per cent. West Esponda is Planet Gas's major asset, and comprises 27,142 net acres with a 100-per-cent working interest, and 80-per-cent NRI. Development to date has comprised eight stratigraphic and 10 pilot production wells. Dewatering and development at West Esponda are under way. The development of this area is anticipated to be the major area of the expenditures to be made under the joint venture agreement.
Netherland, Sewel & Associates has been retained to complete a National Instrument 51-101 technical report in respect of the Planet Gas USA projects.
Financing
Dundee has agreed to act as agent on a best efforts basis in connection with the financing. The financing will involve the issuance of up to 20 million PJV subscription receipts, with an option to increase the size of the financing by an additional five million PJV subscription receipts at any time prior to the closing of the financing. Each PJV subscription receipt will be issued at a price of $1 per subscription receipt for total gross proceeds of $20-million (or $25-million if the additional five million PJV subscription receipts are issued) where each PJV subscription receipt shall entitle the holder thereof, upon exchange or deemed exchange, to receive one common share in the capital of PJV and one-half of one PJV common share purchase warrant. Each whole PJV warrant will entitle the holder thereof to purchase one PJV common share at a price of $1.40 for a period of 24 months following the closing of the financing.
As described above, upon the business combination, the PJV subscription receipts will be exchanged or deemed exchanged for subscription receipts in the capital of Highland. Immediately following the business combination, each Highland subscription receipt shall be exchanged or deemed exchanged for one Highland common share and one-half of one Highland warrant. The Highland warrants shall have the same terms as the exchanged PJV warrants.
The terms of the PJV warrants shall include the right, commencing 180 days after closing of the financing, to accelerate the exercise of all outstanding Highland warrants issued upon the exchange or deemed exchange of the Highland subscription receipts if the closing price of the Highland common shares is above $1.90 for 30 consecutive trading days. The financing is anticipated to close in July, 2007.
In consideration of the services provided by Dundee in connection with the financing, Dundee will be entitled to receive a cash commission equal to 6 per cent of the gross proceeds raised under the financing and non-transferable options to acquire up to 6 per cent of the total number of subscription receipts issued pursuant to the financing, each exercisable for one PJV common share and one-half of one PJV warrant at a price of $1, for a period of 24 months after completion of the financing.
On the closing date of the financing, the gross proceeds shall be deposited in escrow and will be released therefrom to PJV (after deducting Dundee's commission and expenses) immediately prior to the effective time of the transaction and upon satisfaction of certain conditions. The escrow release conditions are that Mr. Crombie, Mr. Fennell and Mr. McLeod be appointed to the Highland board, all conditions precedent to the transaction having been satisfied or waived by the agents, the entering into the joint venture agreement and the Highland securities acquired pursuant to the financing and subsequent business combination not being subject to any statutory hold periods. Should the escrow release conditions not be satisfied within 90 days of the closing date of the financing, the escrowed moneys, together with accrued interest earned thereon shall be returned to the holders of the subscription receipts and the subscription receipts shall be cancelled.
The proceeds of the financing shall be used for the development of the Planet Gas USA projects.
Highland Resources to resume at the open June 12
2007-06-11 14:35 MT - Resume Trading
Effective at the open, June 12, 2007, trading in the company's shares will resume, further to the company's May 25, 2007, news release regarding the proposed joint venture and option agreement in respect of the acquisition of up to a 100-per-cent interest in Planet Gas Ltd.'s coal bed methane assets located in the Powder River basin and Cherokee basin in the United States.
This resumption does not constitute acceptance of the qualifying transaction and should not be construed as an assurance of the merits of the transaction or the likelihood of completion. The company is required to submit all of the required initial documentation relating to the qualifying transaction within 75 days of the issuance of the news release. If this documentation is not provided or is insufficient, a trading halt may be reimposed.
Completion of the transaction is subject to a number of conditions, including, but not limited to, TSX Venture Exchange acceptance of a filing statement. Prior to the exchange granting final acceptance of the qualifying transaction, the company must satisfy the exchange's minimum listing requirements. There is a risk that the transaction will not be accepted or that the terms of the transaction may change substantially prior to acceptance. Should this occur, a trading halt may be reimposed.
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PharmaGap preferred and common share financing
2007-06-11 14:25 MT - Private Placement
TSX Venture Exchange has accepted for filing documentation with respect to a brokered private placement announced May 3, 2007.
Number of shares: 5,603,600 common shares and 2.4 million Series I first preferred shares
Price: 12.5 cents per common share and Series I preferred share
Warrants: 5,603,600 share purchase warrants to purchase 5,603,600 shares
Warrant price: 16.5 cents for a two-year period
Hidden placees: 45 subscribed
Pro groups: Jolyon Burton 80,000; Bruce Kvellestad 25,000; Martin Marshall 15,000
Agent fees: A total of $102,586.50, plus 414,800 warrants (each exercisable into one common share at a price of 16.5 cents for a period of two years to Dundee Securities Corporation, Wellington West Capital Inc., Capital Street Group, Wolverton Securities Ltd., Pat Nicastro, Canaccord Capital Corp. and Northern Securities Inc.
Outlook to sell, market Lars Enviro's waste water stuff
2007-05-31 07:24 MT - News Release
Mr. John Bottomley reports
OUTLOOK SIGNS MOU WITH LARS ENVIRO PVT. LTD. http://www.larsenviro.com/
Outlook Resources Inc. has signed a second memorandum of understanding (MOU) in as many days between Lars Enviro Pvt. Ltd., of Nagpur, India, granting Outlook the exclusive Canadian sales and marketing rights to Lars Enviro's process design capabilities in regard to waste water treatment and biogas production technologies.
Lars Enviro is a professionally managed environmental engineering company that was founded in June of 1997 to provide cost-effective "concept to commissioning" solutions for its clients through the development and implementation of state-of-the-art, proven technological solutions that meet or exceed the most stringent environmental requirements for waste water treatment.
Lars Enviro's industrial experience includes specialized waste water treatment systems and anaerobic digestion systems (resulting in biogas production and recovery) for alcohol distilleries, breweries, dairies, and fuel-ethanol/alco-chemical production plants making their systems a vital part of the respective industry application they are designed for.
Lars Enviro's emphasis on achieving results has enabled it to repeatedly surpass its client's expectations resulting in repeat business and numerous referrals.
The Lars environmental engineering team, now over 40 people strong and with over 200 years of collective experience, has focused on becoming a leader in the recovery of valuable resources with a particular focus on process waste water recycling systems using anaerobic digestion technology for biogas production and specialized sludge management systems for offline minerals removal and recovery.
Rajneesh Tyagi and his team will be handling the sales and marketing of Lars Enviro's water treatment engineering capabilities on behalf of Outlook into the rapidly growing waste water treatment industry in Canada and on a project by project basis in the United States.
Outlook to sell, market Lars Enviro's waste water stuff
2007-05-31 07:24 MT - News Release
Mr. John Bottomley reports
OUTLOOK SIGNS MOU WITH LARS ENVIRO PVT. LTD. http://www.larsenviro.com/
Outlook Resources Inc. has signed a second memorandum of understanding (MOU) in as many days between Lars Enviro Pvt. Ltd., of Nagpur, India, granting Outlook the exclusive Canadian sales and marketing rights to Lars Enviro's process design capabilities in regard to waste water treatment and biogas production technologies.
Lars Enviro is a professionally managed environmental engineering company that was founded in June of 1997 to provide cost-effective "concept to commissioning" solutions for its clients through the development and implementation of state-of-the-art, proven technological solutions that meet or exceed the most stringent environmental requirements for waste water treatment.
Lars Enviro's industrial experience includes specialized waste water treatment systems and anaerobic digestion systems (resulting in biogas production and recovery) for alcohol distilleries, breweries, dairies, and fuel-ethanol/alco-chemical production plants making their systems a vital part of the respective industry application they are designed for.
Lars Enviro's emphasis on achieving results has enabled it to repeatedly surpass its client's expectations resulting in repeat business and numerous referrals.
The Lars environmental engineering team, now over 40 people strong and with over 200 years of collective experience, has focused on becoming a leader in the recovery of valuable resources with a particular focus on process waste water recycling systems using anaerobic digestion technology for biogas production and specialized sludge management systems for offline minerals removal and recovery.
Rajneesh Tyagi and his team will be handling the sales and marketing of Lars Enviro's water treatment engineering capabilities on behalf of Outlook into the rapidly growing waste water treatment industry in Canada and on a project by project basis in the United States.
Outlook, KBK sign MOU on sales and marketing rights
2007-05-30 12:42 MT - News Release
Mr. John Bottomley reports
OUTLOOK SIGNS MOU WITH KBK CHEM-ENGINEERING LTD. http://www.kbk-chem.com/
Outlook Resources Inc. has signed a memorandum of understanding (MOU) between KBK Chem-Engineering Pvt. Ltd., of Pune, Maharashtra, India, and Outlook Resources, granting Outlook the exclusive sales and marketing rights to KBK's process engineering, design and fabrication capabilities in regard to distillery, fuel ethanol and alco-chemical production plants beginning in Canada.
KBK Chem-Engineering has developed into one of the premier distillery and ethanol plant design, and fabrication firms in India since its inception in 1997. Over the last three years, following a period of rapid growth and expansion, KBK's engineering staff now numbers over 120 people. At the same time, its fabrication capabilities have been expanded into a new 50,000-square-foot enclosed workshop facility located in Pune that has been constructed to support its contribution to the burgeoning biofuels industry worldwide.
KBK's turnkey project list now includes over 20 completed plants in India, Asia, Africa and Europe, with another 17 projects in various stages of development and construction around the globe.
KBK takes pride in its filling a niche in the market for projects ranging in size from five kilolitres to 500 kilolitres per day, providing design and fabrication services from the civil engineering phase all the way through to commissioning and training of operating staff.
In addition, KBK project designs use state-of-the-art principles that achieve high efficiency, low energy consumption and remain respectful of 3-R's principles of waste water management (reduce, reuse and recycle). Ultimately, all KBK plant designs lead to the highest safety standards and cost-effectiveness through the implementation of fully automatic and user-friendly designs.
Rajneesh Tyagi and his team will be handling the sales and marketing of KBK's process engineering and technologies on behalf of Outlook into the rapidly growing biofuels industry in Canada and on a case-by-case or state-by-state basis in the United States.
Northern Abitibi gets Taylor Brook exploration permits
2007-05-22 10:46 MT - News Release
Mr. Shane Ebert reports
NORTHERN ABITIBI MINING CORP.: FIELDWORK TO COMMENCE AT THE TAYLOR BROOK NICKEL-COPPER-COBALT-PGE PROSPECT IN NEWFOUNDLAND
Northern Abitibi Mining Corp. has received exploration permits for the Taylor Brook prospect located in northwestern Newfoundland. A surface exploration program including mapping, rock and soil sampling, and mechanized trenching will begin in the last week of May and extend until the middle of June. This program will expand and better delineate several known zones of mineralization at surface, and follow up and evaluate numerous airborne geophysical anomalies. If surface results warrant, the best targets will be drill tested in summer or early fall, as soon as a drill is available.
Taylor Brook occurs in a relatively unexplored region which has excellent access by a network of logging roads. In 1998, sulphide occurrences were discovered in road cuts on the property and further exploration lead to the discovery of high-grade mineralization at the Layden showing. Eleven grab samples taken from the Layden showing averaged 5.38 per cent nickel, 1.05 per cent copper, 0.10 per cent cobalt, 112 parts per billion platinum, 232 ppb palladium and 416 ppb gold. Sulphides are associated with mafic to ultramafic rocks and the mineralization style is considered to be broadly analogous to Manitoba's Thompson nickel belt. A high-resolution AeroTEM II airborne geophysical survey over the property has identified four significant airborne conductors which occur immediately adjacent to the high-grade Layden showing, the largest of these conductors is about 600 metres by 100 metres in size. To date there has been no drilling on the property.
The Taylor Brook prospect is an option and joint venture between Northern Abitibi and Altius Resources Inc. Northern Abitibi can earn a majority interest in the project from Altius Resources by issuing 500,000 shares of Northern Abitibi, paying $200,000 cash and spending $1.2-million on exploration over four years.
Merrex drills 2.7 m of 20.16% Zn plus Pb at Jubilee
2007-05-29 09:46 MT - News Release
Mr. Greg Isenor reports
MERREX INTERSECTS 20.16% ZINC + LEAD OVER 2.7 METRES; NI 43-101 RESOURCE ESTIMATE COMMISSIONED
Merrex Gold Inc. is releasing further very positive drilling results from its Jubilee zinc property in Cape Breton, N.S.
Jubilee drill results summary
"Further diamond drilling results have been received from the Jubilee drilling program and we are extremely pleased with the spectacular intersection of zinc-lead mineralization in drill hole MJ07-17A," stated Gregory Isenor, Merrex president and chief executive officer. "The drilling at Jubilee continues to report significant numbers while both extending the length of the main Jubilee mineralized zone and increasing the size of the Jubilee zinc deposit." These results are significant providing further evidence of the continuity of Jubilee showing-type grade mineralization in the deposit.
Merrex is aggressively exploring its Jubilee zinc property with a 20,000-metre diamond drilling program. The program, which commenced late last year, is designed to further define the extent of the zinc/lead mineralization. Step-out drilling in the main mineralized zone has to date extended the length of the mineralized Jubilee zone to total length of two kilometres. At present, two drill rigs are working on the property and a third rig will be located 1,000 metres northwest across St. Patrick's Channel to test for the strike extension of the Jubilee zinc deposit in that area.
A mineral resource estimate for the Jubilee zinc deposit compliant with Canadian Institute of Mining, Metallurgy and Petroleum standards on mineral resources and reserves definitions and guidelines as well as National Instrument 43-101 has been commissioned and will incorporate historic results plus all of the 2006 and the 2007 results available by end June, 2007.
Assay highlights from the program are as follows:
- 20.16 per cent zinc plus lead over 2.70 metres;
- 41.39 per cent zinc plus lead over 1.20 metres;
- 9.22 per cent zinc plus lead over one metre;
- 3.15 per cent zinc plus lead over 1.05 metres; and
- 3.14 per cent zinc plus lead over 3.40 metres.
Jubilee drill results
Significant assay results for the most recently received drill holes are detailed in the accompanying table (for Merrex's 2006 drilling results visit its website). A map of the most recent results will be posted on the company website.
ASSAY SUMMARY TABLE
From To Interval Weighted average
Hole (m) (m) (m) Zn % Pb % Pb % + Zn %
MJ-07-13 463.70 467.10 3.40 3.09 0.05 3.14
Including 463.70 464.55 0.85 4.92 0.03 4.95
And 465.50 465.80 0.30 4.51 0.07 4.58
And 466.55 467.10 0.55 8.90 0.18 9.08
MJ-07-15A 460.25 460.65 0.40 2.77 0.69 3.46
MJ-07-15A 462.90 463.25 0.35 3.25 0.02 3.27
MJ-07-17A 455.75 458.45 2.70 19.89 0.27 20.16
Including 456.65 457.85 1.20 41.04 0.35 41.39
MJ-07-18 478.85 479.85 1.00 6.17 3.05 9.22
Including 478.85 479.30 0.45 8.07 6.24 14.31
MJ-07-18 483.95 485.00 1.05 3.04 0.11 3.15
Including 483.95 484.40 0.45 4.55 0.18 4.73