MD, Jagman can argue all he wants about the Dupont contract not coming to fruition. As a matter of fact, DR had an LTC contract in early 2005 with Conmed(?) that never came to fruition either. Did it stop Don though? Obviously not. Ingeniously, Don masterminded a way to subsidize what LTC needed...the IPO. And look where CTGI/LTC is today.
When one door closes, often an even bigger and better door opens.
To dis CSMG's CO2 Separation technologies merely because of rights that could not be resolved amicably (in court), is a blunder on the part of the one who lacks vision.
CSMG's CO2 technology function just fine where it is currently being used (in Ukraine and anywhere else Sumy-Frunze has placed it). They, being the pioneers of sufficiently clean methane for residential and commercial use, have 'gone where no one else had gone before'.
To have Sumy-Frunze's Chief Engineer working on behalf of CSMG is no small matter, even if the masses are too blind to see/realize it. And while I myself don't expect anything of substance to occur overnight, with this recent hiring/contracting, I am quite certain something of atleast near monumental proportion will come of it.
People like Thomas Edison don't just throw the towel in after one good accomplishment. Great minds just don't work that way.
(BTW, Sumy-Frunze is an employer of some 20,000 people, if memory serves me correctly. Chief Engineer there, I am sure, was no small title to hold).
to make a million bucks over night" 
