Friday, April 21, 2017 7:49:40 AM
Tell me again. Why isn't PTOI using the permits that were so difficult to obtain? Especially when engineering and validation are complete and ultra-low sulfur fuel output has been confirmed by third parties and was previously purchased by US Steel?
It can't be because the business of selling machines is more profitable than selling fuel....it has been 3 years since that new business strategy was undertaken and it has generated ZERO in returns. If the existing equipment can be operated well enough to demonstrate its potential to a customer and the permits are in place, why not make fuel with it? Crayola's still in business and the picture that is still on the home page of the company website hasn't lost any of its promotional luster. Crayon's in one end, low sulfur fuel out the other...easy peasy!
The fact is that one can't call a new business plan a change of strategy when it is forced by the failure of the old business plan and just happens to be convenient. It's like the creek ran dry so Heddle "decided" to sell his stash of buckets.
The permits have about the same value as a share certificate for Plastic2Oil common at this point. Neither is very useful and possession of either certainly isn't worth bragging about.
I was given that information....I don't know.
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