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This is a test. Just checking the site to see if it still worked. Not many posts lately.
I agree with what you are saying regarding the quality of the video and other posters have given good arguments as to maybe why they could show more. IMHO, this product is a souped up version of the others and reduces the footprint at the site. With P&J's exposure to many more clients in other shale plays, this bodes extremely well for ESPH.
I saw that as well. The poster had to do some digging to find that one. Nonetheless, IMHO, this is proof that Hydrozonix is pushing "their" product.
With Hydrozonix in the driver's seat now, I think it is in their hands to promote the product and bear the expense. And I am sure that will happen in due time
I would suggest you sell
Yes
I did
sorry
The excitement was too much for me
Click on the video at the bottom
http://www.ecospheretech.com/technology/products/ozonix-ef80
What does the chart say Recognizer?
The Hydrozonix site is up and running
Thank you PHD.
Would you care to share it?
Anyone have a link to Level II OTCBB?
Can we please not turn this into a yahoo board?
Post 4283
What is the connection with Phillips and Jordan?
As oil and gas operators from across the world seek to maximize production in the Marcellus, the pressure to manage increasingly competitive water resources has reached a peak. Scarcity of source water, regulatory constraints and advancements in water re-use have forced operators from across the US to examine and adopt new and innovative methods for re-use to remain competitive. This industry movement has raised a plethora of questions on a broad range of treatment issues including optimum water quality, the real treatment levels required for re-use, the cost efficient re-cycling methods which will not have an adverse effect on profitability and the logistics required to handle flowback between frac, treatment and re-use.
The Shale Gas Water Management Initiative 2011: Marcellus, will, for the second time, bring together senior thought leaders, technical experts and strategic professionals to drive forward solutions at every level of water management from sourcing to re-use to treatment, recycling, transport, storage, disposal and public relations. It is the only event to draw experts from every shale gas operator in North America to examine the specific water challenges that are holding back the industry today.
Over two days, the Shale Gas Water Management Initiative: Marcellus 2011 will comprehensively address the most pressing issues in Marcellus water management, delivering solutions at every level to enable operators efficient production.
Day one will start with case study presentations from the leading Marcellus operators on the pioneering strategies that have been used to effectively overcome water challenges specific to Marcellus. Both operators and regulators will then present best practices for sourcing water and overcoming permitting constraints to speed up operations. The water quality debate will then be examined to determine optimum water treatment levels followed by strategies and innovations for treating water to minimize scaling and detrimental risk to production.
Day two will focus on logistical strategies aimed at reducing costs and eliminating the need for water trucking. Storage and transport solutions and regulations will be examined followed by in depth review of the Marcellus disposal capacity and the related regulations. The conference will end by evaluating the reality of water contamination risks and the ways in which industry can work together to improve public relations and enhance industry image.
The Shale Gas Water Management Initiative: Marcellus 2011 is a must for any shale gas producer who wants to maintain efficient water operations in this highly competitive industry.
KEY LEARNING GOALS AND BENEFITS
* WATER SOURCING: The most cost and time efficient methods for overcoming regulatory barriers will be examined to enable vast and speedy water sourcing in the Marcellus
* WATER QUALITY: Required water treatment levels and optimum chemical compositions will be determined to eliminate scaling risk and enhance production
* TREATMENT & RE-USE: Solutions at every stage of water re-use will be examined from best practice strategies to effective technologies and impacts on production
* TRANSPORT: Innovative storage, transport and disposal solutions will be evaluated to minimize trucking and drive down logistical costs
* PUBLIC RELATIONS: The reality of the ground water contamination will be debated and best communication practices for enhancing industry image will be determined
Upcoming Events
http://www.americanwaterintel.com/archiv...
They already have competition. EcoSphere Energy Services, a produced water recycling company that cut its teeth in the Woodford Shale, is setting up a treatment facility with a major operator in the Eagle Ford. The 1.2 MGD plant could easily be expanded to six times its initial size, said company President Aaron Horn.
“Because of the oil that [Eagle Ford] produces and the commodity prices, it seems to be where a lot of capital is being deployed. We’re going to follow on that opportunity,” he told AWI.
Horn noted that the ready availability of disposal wells makes pricing tricky. “We try to find a price point that makes sense. Where that changes is where there’s a shortage of freshwater available and the producer is forced to use recycled water,” he said, adding that in the Carizzo Springs area, “even in a wet time of year, water’s at such a premium that they’re forced to use recycled water.”
Until water recycling gains a foothold, millions of gallons of freshwater will be used in Eagle Ford. “The difficulty is none of the [water recycling] companies are quite capitalized enough to immediately provide services down there yet, and it’s not sure what kind of services can be wanted or can be afforded. You have to have a strong need for doing this kind of treatment: regulation, lack of water, the need to make your well perform better,” Burnett commented. He has formed a group to urge developers to drill below aquifers for undrinkable brackish water. “We can frack with brackish water quite readily now. We have the chemicals to do it.”
Clean Harbors
http://www.cnbc.com/id/41135928?__source=yahoo|headline|quote|text|&par=yahoo
Listen at 6:06 mark
McGuire moves to CTO
Vinick to CEO
http://finance.yahoo.com/news/Ecosphere-Technologies-pz-1714432530.html?x=0&.v=1
Is there any consideration in your share price for a listing on a major exchange?m TIA
Seems like we are struggling with .70 as opposed to .75
NEWS 44 Million Dollar Contract
http://biz.yahoo.com/e/110111/esph.ob8-k.html
11-Jan-2011
Other Events
Item 8.01 Other Events.
Ecosphere Technologies, Inc. (the "Company") and its majority owned subsidiary Ecosphere Energy Services, LLC ("EES") have signed a non-binding term sheet for an exclusive technology licensing agreement with a company that will deploy the Company's patented Ozonix technology in the U.S. oil and gas exploration and production industries. The term sheet calls for the Company initially to build 16 of its new EF60 mobile high volume water treatment units over the next 24 months for the licensee to deploy exclusively in onshore oil and gas shale plays across the United States. EES will receive approximately $2,750,000 for each EF60 unit that the Company manufactures as well as ongoing licensing and royalty payments. EES will pay the Company its costs and a manufacturing fee; in addition, the Company will receive profit distributions from EES which will be derived from the licensing and royalty payments. The term sheet calls for two EF60's to be delivered by Ecosphere to the licensee each quarter for the next eight quarters starting May 15, 2011. The term sheet is subject to execution of a definitive agreement that the parties are currently moving forward to complete.
See Matt51 post 3543
Can you translate this for the ones that can't?
Ballast Water Treatment
From yahoo board
http://www.frost.com/prod/servlet/market-insight-top.pag?Src=RSS&docid=203055815
Are you from Stewart? Or Stuart as the people in stuart, florida spell it??
List of Chemicals used in Fracturing
http://assets.bizjournals.com/cms_media/pittsburgh/datacenter/DEP_Frac_Chemical_List_6-30-10.pdf
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/kevin-grandia/hydraulic-fracturing-wate_b_639692.html
Here's some of the nastier ones I noticed:
Cupric chloride dihydrate - Harmful if swallowed or inhaled. Severe eye irritant. Skin and respiratory irritant. Long-term contact may lead to systemic copper poisoning.
Ethylene glycol - you know it as anti-freeze.
Hydrochloric acid - yes, that highly corrosive acid that can melt your skin.
Nitrilotriacetamide - even with a Google search I can't actually figure out what this is, but I am sure it is not something I want in my tap water.
Sulfuric acid - here's a little tidbit: when you mix sulphuric acid with water it causes an exothermic reaction, which means it burns! It is also controlled under the United Nations Convention Against Illicit Traffic in Narcotic Drugs and Psychotropic Substances.
That's just to name a few, take a look at the list for yourself and see what other nasty toxins are listed.
After considering it further, when it comes to hydraulic fracking I think a more fitting movie comparison than Water World might be The Toxic Avenger.
Ultra Strip EPA Approval
Water Quality Protection Center
Vendors
Animal Waste Treatment – Solids Separation
Brome Agri-Sales, Ltd.
Technology:
Maximizer Separator MAX 1016
Contact: John Brown
2389, Route 202
Dunham, Quebec J0E 1M0
Canada
(450) 266-5323
(450) 266-5708 Triton Systems, LLC
Technology:
Solid Bowl Centrifuge Model TS-5000
Contact: Charles Leen
5355 Royal Vale Lane
Dearborn, MI 48126
(313) 336-4154
Fax: (313) 963-1707
Hoffland Environmental, Inc. Exit EPA Disclaimer
Technology:
Drag Screen and Clarifier
Contact: Robert O. Hoffland
10391 Silver Springs Rd.
Conroe, TX 77303-1602
(936) 856-4515, x111
Fax: (936) 856-4589
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Decontamination Wastewater Treatment
UltraStrip Systems, Inc. (Ecosphere Technologies) Exit EPA Disclaimer
Technology:
Mobile Emergency Filtration System
Information
3515 S.E. Lionel Terrace
Stuart, FL 34997
(772) 287-4846
Fax: (772) 781-4778
http://www.epa.gov/etv/vendors-wqp.html#content
In layman's terms:
We will spin turds and tinkle until we get approval to use our systems in the marshes and the GOM.
Last year they published the 10Q on 8-14-09. What makes you think they will be out early?
Wastewater is that fluid created after the oil has been separated from it.
BREAKING NEWS CONTRACT ANNOUNCEMENT
Symbol Price Change
ESPH.OB 1.09 0.00
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Press Release Source: Ecosphere Technologies, Inc. On Thursday July 8, 2010, 8:11 am
STUART, Fla., July 8, 2010 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Ecosphere Technologies, Inc. (OTCBB:ESPH - News), a diversified water engineering and environmental services company announces that it has signed a significant contract with Mid-Gulf Recovery Services, LLC to utilize its Ecosphere Ozonix technology. Mid-Gulf will supply Ecosphere's Ozonix technology to clean wastewater throughout the Gulf region for BP. The patented Ecosphere Ozonix technology is a non-chemical water treatment system that will be used to treat gray and black wastewaters to meet allowable discharge requirements.
Glen Smith, Chief Executive Officer of Mid-Gulf Recovery Services, stated, "Mid-Gulf's expertise is responding to natural disasters with a total solution package for our customers. We are presently offering a wide range of equipment and services to BP under our Master Service Contract. We have studied all of the various water treatment technologies and companies in the Gulf area over the past several months. We have determined that Ecosphere's Ozonix process complements our commitment to protecting the environment by using a non-chemical process to treat wastewater while at the same time providing a highly oxygenated water to enrich the marine life. The fact that Ecosphere already has the experienced technical personnel and the most state of the art equipment ready to deploy immediately is the reason we were able to sign this important contract with Ecosphere."
Mickey Donn, Chief Operating Officer of Ecosphere Technologies, stated, "Ecosphere is extremely pleased to be working with Mid-Gulf Recovery during this very stressful time in the Gulf region. Its long history of responding to natural disasters, experienced management team, vast resources, and proven track record in the area combined with our patented, non-chemical technology to treat waste streams makes for a very formidable team to tackle this massive undertaking. Mid-Gulf and Ecosphere working together will have a significant impact on the clean up and restoration of the environment." Click on this link to view the specifications of Ecosphere's Ozonix equipment in the Gulf:
http://www.ecospheretech.com/industries/oil-gas/gulf-deployment-equipment
Make sure you are first to receive timely information on Ecosphere Technologies when it hits the newswire. Sign up for Ecosphere's email news alert system today at: http://www.ESPH-IR.com.
About Ecosphere Technologies:
Ecosphere Technologies, Inc. (OTCBB:ESPH - News) is a diversified water engineering and environmental services company. The Company provides environmental services and technologies for use in large-scale and sustainable applications across industries, nations and ecosystems.
About Mid-Gulf Recovery Services:
In 1965, the catastrophic events of Hurricane Betsy propelled Mid-Gulf R
Can anyone verify that they are our scrubbing bubbles?
Ecosphere Technologies
19-Oct-05
3515 S.E. Lionel Terrace,
Stuart
Florida
34997
Michael R. Donn, Sr.
772-287-4846
http://www.ecospheretech.net/
Mobile Emergency Filtration System
This system is capable of producing up to 60,000 gallons of high-quality water per day- enough for the needs of 10,0000 people per unit-stripping out all contaminants to very low or non-existen quantities. It’s the only filtration system of its kind to be tested and verified by the U. S. EPA through its Environmental Technology Verification Program to clean water from a man-made ofr natrual disaster.
WASTEWATER TREATMENT
FILTRATION SYSTEMS
Copied from the site
http://www.epa.gov/katrina/EPAvendorlist.pdf
http://www.luxresearchinc.com/blog/tag/ecosphere-technologies/
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BP oil spill continues to provide opportunities for new technology applications
Friday, June 18th, 2010
It has been over two months since British Petroleum’s (BP) Deepwater Horizon offshore oil rig exploded, creating a massive oil spill along the Gulf coast. Earlier, we discussed BP’s use of Corexit, a chemical that breaks down the oil slick for bacterial consumption, or sinks it into the water to prevent it from reaching the shore. In that discussion, we noted Corexit’s potential health risks to humans, as well as marine life and water fowl.
Critics of how the massive oil slick has been handled so far have noted the technologies deployed to counter it are the same technologies used for the last several decades. Though many new technologies offer alternatives, many hurdles remain before a complete solution is found.
Part of the slowdown in adopting new technologies for this spill is that the process for vetting them requires analysis and approval from BP, the U.S. Coast Guard, and the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), as well as other U.S. agencies. With the U.S. government taking charge it is unclear whether we can expect further “red tape” delays. The one silver lining is that all parties involved are entertaining the flood of new ideas and suggestions coming into the help lines – even those in the early stages of field testing – which could provide a potential market for a myriad of new technologies.
In the last several weeks many new technologies, especially companies with non-chemical water treatment technologies, have tried their hand at solving the problem. For example, Ecosphere Technologies has already gained approval from BP and is awaiting approvals from government agencies to deploy its Ozonix Systems, which uses an advanced oxidation process for water treatment. In an interesting convergence, actor Kevin Costner – star of the post-apocalyptic movie Waterworld – has privately funded the development of a centrifugal device with Ocean Therapy Solutions, which BP has approved for testing on the oil spill. The technology separates oil from water, stores it in tankers and returns purified water back to the gulf. John Houghtaling, chief executive of Ocean Therapy Solutions, claims that the largest of his company’s machines can separate oil from water at a rate of 200 gallons per minute.
Meanwhile, other companies fielding clean-up technologies – like MyCelx, AbTech Industries, and Gradek Energy – have since moved away from treating oil spills because of the approvals barriers. However, the Deepwater Horizon spill is also providing opportunities for software solutions and sensor technologies that help guide clean-up efforts. Software technologies that track the movement oil spills have an easier path into this market because they provide ongoing monitoring capability with lower capital costs, and we expect minimal regulatory hurdles given the nature of the services.