Sir, as to oil and gas field, I know something about it.
I worked in that field in late 70s early 80s.
I understand the trying and buying system.
When trying it means their not sure of its efficiency and cost.
Petrozene is more of a sludge softener.
Petrozene isn't new to this field.
I have talked to Halliburton, Schlumberger, Maverick, Miller, and smaller drilling companies with various fishing companies.
That's why the train company has... Tried it.
I'm not sure the train company bought it.
I'm more inclined to believe it was bought for them to test?
Unless freestone can bring the cost down and make it more efficient, I don't think it will be that promising.
As to petrozene being actually produced by freestone by it's pyrolysis machine it's not stated in 10Q.
Or anywhere.
