Clarifying my earliert post. I spoke to IR about the ESPH subsidiary. They go out and get the contracts. They are not a fracing company per say but are certainly part of the fracing team and are on site working our equipment under the drillers supervision. Remember these are long term contracts for our equipment and service. We save them possibly millions and being eco friendly our process provides a work around with government regulatory hurdles. We take water from a pond or stream, clean it up, heat it up and inject it, and recycle it. The drilling company does not need to use any chemicals with our process, but this does not mean they wont add a chemical if they feel they need to, but the regulatory agenda is in our favor for no cemicals being used in the fracing process.
Mark
My picks are my own and many times wrong, generally looking 3-6 months out
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