Global Technologies Group, Inc. (GTGP)

[MadBrewer]

As per PLAYER ONE's post; Monday, June 18, 2012
Global Technologies Group, Inc. (PINKSHEETS: GTGP) -- Global announces after technical and onsite discussions between MSE Technology Applications engineers and the chemical and operational engineers of the cement plant last week
we have all agreed to use the IFS2C process to inject IFS2C directly into the stack gasses for reduction treatment and removal of Mercury.
http://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/read_msg.aspx?message_id=76715415

No link to that pr was provided yet,
it sounds like the bench results from this report;
http://www.mse-ta.com/news/2012/mse-300_MBS_Mercury_lReport_r.pdf
is good enough for the
Technology Applications engineers and the chemical and operational engineers of the cement plant to give it a go.

As an industrial electrician, you don't "partially shut down" a working plant,
you wait for a plant that's about to to be partially shut down for maintance in the cycle,
that's when a change will occur & that's when an accual "hot run" will happen.

The bench test/run was good enough for the technology applications engineers and the chemical and operational engineers to say,
"if we have to do this, we can do it & it's not really that much of a big deal, spend a few bucks or be shut down in the end"

The next plant ready for a maintance shut down will get this & they & everybody else will see if it really works yet;
Technology Applications engineers and the chemical and operational engineers of the cement plant last week
we have all agreed to use the IFS2C process to inject IFS2C directly into the stack gasses for reduction treatment and removal of Mercury.

If the first plant doesn't have any major problems with it,
the other 18 will be lined up for a discounted price,
& the other competition's associations,...China, India, etc

I'm more interseted in the MSE buy-out possibilites though,...

Cheers