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my picks are Woods, Toms, Carera, Gay, Quiros 274
So this is where Walter Stunder showed up. WS is a crook and yes I am a NSDM shareholder. Whatever WS is involved in will definetly tank. Beware.
I wonder if APEX is just dangling a carrot by saying more studies are needed. It keeps cashflowing to APEX during an economic slowdown.
Phil Mickelson, Kenny Perry, Adam Scott, Jim Furyk, Anthony Kim
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Time for CHCG to take off. Earnings coming up and in this environment, funds are looking for companies with earnings growth
Does anyone have an interest in this stock? Insiders buying on July 10th. Maybe good news around the corner.
Environmental Energy Services (EES) Succeeds Again With Tests Proving Mercury Reduction from Coal-Fired Power Plants
Environmental Energy Services (EES) Succeeds Again With Tests Proving Mercury Reduction from Coal-Fired Power PlantsNEWTOWN, Conn.CT-ENVIRONMENTAL-ENERGY
NEWTOWN, Conn.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--
Environmental Energy Services Inc. (http://www.eescorp.com), a leading provider of fuel treatment programs for utility companies operating oil and coal-fired boilers worldwide, has proven for a second time that the company's application method of a licensed mercury remediation platform will significantly reduce harmful mercury emissions from boiler flue gas streams emitted by coal-fired power plants.
In addition to significant reductions in both elemental and ionic mercury from boiler flue gas streams, Environmental Energy Services (EES) has also successfully demonstrated its method for suppression of elemental mercury re-emission from wet flue gas desulfurization (FGD) systems.
IFS-2C, the mercury emission control technology EES has now tested on two separate boilers operated by major North American utility companies, was developed by Solucorp Industries (OTC: SLUP). EES is a licensee of Solucorp's product.
When applied properly, IFS-2C reduces vapor-phase Hg(O) (elemental mercury) while preventing mercury re-emissions and preserving gypsum purity.
"We know that commercial coal plant operators are looking for a solution to their mercury emissions problems, specifically the re-emission of Hg(O) from wet FGD systems, and we are very close to applying our application process in the first commercial installation of the IFS-2C platform technology," said EES Vice-President for Technical Development Mark Pastore.
EES believes IFS-2C represents an efficient alternative/enhancement to activated carbon (ACI) technology. Mercury remediation at coal plants represents a large potential marketing in the billions of dollars.
About Environmental Energy Services:
EES' (http://www.eescorp.com) core business is with oil-fired utility boilers, though the company has also developed a product platform entitled CoalTreat(TM) to serve coal-fired boilers. Initial demonstrations over the past year have shown CoalTreat(TM) reduces Sox emissions and slagging/fouling, improves heat transfer, and increases plant generation efficiency. EES is aggressively rolling out its solution package to North American coal-fired utilities.
Franklin Oil & Gas, Bolivia S.A. has offered four rigs to YPFB (Yacimientos Petroliferos Fiscales Bolivianos), Bolivia's national petroleum company. Another three rigs have been offered in Colombia and two in Brazil.
How is this possible with $30,000 in assets at the end of 2007? Oil rigs cost millions. Can someone shed some light on this. Are they leased?
BIG News
Environmental Energy Services (EES) Tests at Mega Coal-Fired Plant to Prove Mercury Emission Elimination Technology; Company Readies for Commercial Scale Deployment
NEWTOWN, Conn.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Environmental Energy Services, Inc. (EES) is continuing field tests that build a case for a new, cost effective technology capable of eliminating hazardous mercury emissions from coal fired furnace plants and expects to become the first company to deploy the technology on a commercial scale.
A leading provider of fuel treatment programs for utility companies operating oil and coal-fired boilers worldwide, Environmental Energy Services (www.eescorp.com) expects current tests on a 500 MW coal-fired boiler burning bituminous coal will confirm previously collected data showing the technology’s mercury removal effectiveness.
“The hundreds of millions of dollars the coal industry is required to pay in failed emission control costs has gone on long enough,” says Mark Pastore, vice-president/technical development for EES. “Deploying a much sought after mercury control solution on a commercial scale is the final step in EES’ plan to present the coal industry with a more holistic approach to combustion enhancing and emissions reducing chemical treatments.”
Pastore says EES is beginning to introduce the technology to its existing customer base and simultaneously ramping up the company’s sales force in anticipation of a widespread domestic and international marketing effort.
All coal-fired furnace plants in the U.S. need to control their mercury emissions in order to eliminate the high risk and health problems associated with mercury pollution. Mercury remediation at coal plants represents a large potential market nearing hundreds of millions of dollars.
IFS-2C, the mercury emission control technology EES is testing, was developed by Solucorp Industries (OTC: SLUP). Solucorp's patent pending technology eliminates hazardous mercury contamination at the source from coal-fired furnace operations; safely eliminates more contamination than any other technology; and treats and renders non-hazardous the fly-ash created by coal-fired furnace operations.
Specifically, Solucorp's IFS-2C technology reduces inlet vapor-phase Hg(0) (elemental mercury) while preventing mercury re-emissions and preserving gypsum purity.
As Solucorp's North American marketing arm for its new mercury remediation technology, Environmental Energy Services is deploying its national sales network to actively promote IFS-2C to regions requiring efficient solutions to mercury emissions concerns.
EES expects to conduct several more full-scale demonstrations in large-scale coal burners later this spring and summer ahead of commercial sales of the IFS-2C chemical reagent this year.
The effectiveness of the IFS-2C technology in reducing total mercury and preventing Hg(0) re-emission has already been successfully demonstrated at Michigan South Central Power Agency's Endicott Station coal-fired energy plant near Litchfield, Michigan. Solucorp's mercury emissions controls technology testing was originally sponsored by United States Department of Energy (DOE) and a consortium of power plants by the Environmental Energy Resource Center; North Dakota (EERC).
"As you can image, the huge money the coal industry pays in mercury emissions fines has made them eager for a solution,” said Solucorp President Noel Spindler. "The EES demonstration currently taking place sets the stage for commercialization of the IFS-2C technology for use in coal burning power plants."
Once finalized, the Solucorp mercury control technology will be added to EES' already highly advanced turnkey injection systems and diagnostic services. It will create the most cost-effective and reliable fuel treatment services that can be tailored for individual coal plants to enhance operations, reduce maintenance, and decrease emissions of detrimental pollutants.
About Environmental Energy Services: EES' (http://www.eescorp.com/) core business is with oil-fired utility boilers, though the company has also developed a system to service coal-fired boilers. Initial trials have shown that CoalTreat(TM) reduces slagging, improves heat transfer and increases plant generation efficiency. EES is also working on a mercury control technology and a performance combustion catalyst that increases efficiency of fuel while reducing carbon emissions. The company has an active relationship with Connecticut Innovations (CI), the quasi-public organization driving technology innovation in Connecticut through a variety of investment funds and programs.
Last year, EES announced a multi-year contract with Florida Power & Light Company (FPL) to manage the fuel treatment process for the entire boiler fleet at FPL's oil-fired power plants in the state of Florida. That contract award followed a review and subsequent consolidation of combustion engineering companies that handled fuel treatment at FPL properties.
Welcome to ENVK
What happened to the Chanaral Resources website? Are we out of business? When can I sell all my stocks? Does anybody know anything? Walter where are you?
Bulk Sample Update
Dear Shareholder,
I have received notice that the Apex crew has lined up the field gear and have mobilized to the Grassrange area.
Apex crew will begin the sampling process either Wednesday or Thursday of this week. They have scheduled a 12-day work program to remove 30 tonnes of samples, loaded on a truck and shipping the samples through the Canadian border to the laboratory in Saskatewan.
The minor delay is a result of arranging equipment and mobilizing the crew to the location due to previous work-related delays.
We will be updating you on Monday, November 26, 2007 via a press release.
Thank you for your patience and we hope you have a wonderful Thanksgiving.
Brett Rodli
CEO / President
rodli@deltamine.com
(406) 214-4579
News out about 2005 Audit complete.
Solucorp's 2005 Audit Completed - Commencing 2006 Audit
Friday November 2, 8:00 am ET
WEST NYACK, N.Y.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Solucorp Industries Ltd. (OTC: SLUP - News) today announced that its 2005 audit has been completed by its auditors De Meo, Young and McGrath. The 2006 audit will commence immediately. Solucorp’s goal is to complete all of the steps necessary to file its Form 10 Registration Statement and become a reporting company. The 2005 audited financials and the 2006 unaudited financials will be posted to our corporate website www.solucorpltd.com.
January 18, 2008 7:35 pm ET
New on the website
Dear Shareholders and Interested Parties;
It has come to my attention that an unauthorized bulk email was distributed to a number of people regarding Delta Mining and Exploration. I can assure you that Delta Mining has not authorized this and is doing all it can to prevent any further dissemination of these emails.
I would like to sincerely apologize for any inconvenience this may have caused our shareholders and all those parties affected by this unauthorized action.
Sincerely,
Brett Rodli CEO
October 1, 2007 - 8:30 AM EST
Delta Mining and Exploration Corporate Update
Continuing the corporate policy of keeping investors posted of current activity, Delta Mining and Exploration (PINKSHEETS: DMXC) along with CEO Brett Rodli would like to issue the following update.
The company has received additional funding per its agreement. As a result Delta has been able to settle its remaining outstanding debt. At the current rate, Delta will receive the full allotment of its funding agreement a lot sooner then expected, with the remaining funds being set aside for Phase 3 Exploration.
With regards to Phase 3 -- unfortunately due to poor weather conditions in Montana during the month of September, the work schedule had to be delayed a few weeks. The original plan was to have Apex commence work some time this past month, but due to very dry weather, that had to be slightly delayed. The area around the Grassrange properties was overly dry due to the summer heat wave which resulted in a serious fire threat. Fortunately that has changed due to cooling temperatures and a good amount of rain, and therefore alleviating the dangerous condition.
This in no way dampens the mood or the plans of the company as details of the work program have been finalized and work will begin in a relatively short period of time -- an exact date will be announced. Delta is expecting a very eventful and busy fall/winter season as it looks forward to discovering what it possess on its properties.
Brett Rodli
Chief Executive Officer
406-214-4579
Email Contact
trucks...what are you looking for debeers to do??? Buyout??
Looks like things are heating up at SLUP. Stock starting to move back up on heavy volume. Stay tuned.
If a company owed me money, I wouldn't agree to a 30% reduction as well as receiving restricted equity unless I was very sure the stock was definitely going to rise. I read this as very positive. It may dilute the stock further but I am still trying to see the positive in Delta.
Phase 3 - this is good stuff. In order to get the financing needed without giving away the store must mean Phase 2 was extremely encouraging. Keeps us alive with hope because that's all we have.
Honestly, If you are in it for the long haul, the day to day movements do not matter. What we need is positive public confirmation from the company about their future and then it will get fun. Not much use speculating daily anymore. It gets tiresome reading the same recycled comments. I am encouraged by the restructuring and hope news becomes available shortly.
I just saw my change at Ameritrade
I feel your pain. I've spent a lot more but I am not totally convinced we are dead. I do admit that I have not had very good luck with diamond exploration companies. And luck is all it is now until material information becomes available.
I was told May 4th was the deadline to report to the SEC. Has anyone heard any information?
Give me a break. "Co selling shares today" Less than 500,000 traded and if at 0.02 that is $10k. Try not to let your minds run wild. The day to day fluctuations don't mean a thing unless you are day trading. Most of us here have some belief in this exploration (fooled or not). I do not think mgmt would incur the cost of doing a reverse split with a new symbol unless good information is close. I see this as very encouraging.
Do we still retain our shares to trade when the new company takes over the NSDM shell?
Do you think it will be easy to get other companies to finance the bulk smapling?
trucks...what do you have to say???
IMakeMoney...What is you take now and for the future?
You need to let all the day traders who expected this thing to sky rocket immediately get out. The news is very positive and if you are looking to invest, the time I believe is now. I think there will be a lot of buzz coming from this news. DMXP has a lot of hope. IMO
This feels like the very beginning. We still haven't seen the pumper newsletters yet. 800 million shares @ 0.003 is only $2.4 million market cap. Think about the potential if the samples prove to be economical.
My interpretation of the pr is DMXP found something worthwhile and now wants to consult with Barry Raymant as to how to proceed. Raymant hasn't been mentioned since leaving the CEO position. If DMXP wants Barry's take, it is because he has a lot of corporate experience. Barry will want to advise on financing, mining etc. IMHO
We should be seeing a a lot of pumper newsletters come out from the latest pr. Look for a lot of new names coming on board soon. I have a dejavu feeling like when FMNJ went up.
freshner...maybe it would be nice to be on permanent lunch.
Sorta...I believe that was our training session. I remember making back my investment plus about 20k and thinking it was a gift and why be greedy. I will tell you it was the hardest thing for me to watch that price spike up when I had no more shares. I originally had 2.5 mio shares and you start thinking how much it would have been worth. It was sickening.
I remember when FMNJ started taking off. I remember it going up slowly and then news came out. The stock didn't go straight up and definitely gave investors a chance to get in. I was unfortunate to get out a little too soon at an average of 0.02 because then it really caught on and went up to 0.15. I hope this is the start of a very nice move up.
WOW 0.0014 just paid. Very nice eom
What I find interesting is the boards are very quiet, no information from the company, yet a continuous spike in volume. I would have to guess the buyers know something and are buying a little at a time. I guess if you knew something you wouldn't want to create a red flag buying all you want at once. It would be nice to finally receive positive news.