Replies to post #32820 on QS Energy Inc (QSEP)

[IdiotsEverywhere]

My guess is that we will get the "continued interest" statement re: KMI in the next quarterly report with vague statements (read: excuses) about what happened to cause KMI to avoid its obligations under the lease arrangement. Then complete free fall.

[zerosum]

Completely false. The Kinder Morgan relationship is 100% in tact and not in peril. What a joke.

QS Energy's AOT Crude Oil Friction Reduction Hardware in Review Phase for Systemic Integration With Condensate Pipeline

SANTA BARBARA, CA -- (Marketwired) -- 06/06/16 -- QS Energy, Inc. (the "Company") (OTCQX: QSEP), a developer of integrated technology solutions for the energy industry, today announced its AOT (Applied Oil Technology) system will be benchmarked on a variety of super-light and ultra-light crude oil due to its ongoing positive evaluation on a major crude and condensate pipeline serving the Eagle Ford Shale in South Texas. In making the announcement, Greggory M. Bigger, QS Energy Chief Executive Officer and Chairman, stated, "In collaboration with our partner, we've mapped out the path forward to most effectively meet their objectives, which include laboratory testing of additional crude oil products followed by hydraulic analysis based on those results to determine the appropriate friction and viscosity reduction goals for our AOT system."

Designed to be installed adjacent to pipeline pumping stations, AOT subjects crude oil to a high-voltage/low-amperage electrical field to reduce its viscosity, which permits it to flow in higher volume. By integrating the AOT power supply with the hardware that controls and monitors a pipeline, typically situated in a remotely located control room, AOT will provide pipeline operators with the ability to monitor and react to real-time data to gain the best possible operational efficiencies.

"Upon delivery of our detailed use case study and cost-benefit projections, we anticipate integrating the AOT power supply with the pipeline's SCADA (Supervisory Control and Data Acquisition) system to provide remote operation of the AOT unit and automate its operation according to changes in the product transported," Mr. Bigger added. "QS Energy has also been asked to develop an installation-specific operational and systems handbook to gain maximum performance from the continuous AOT on a batch condensate system."

Initially installed on the condensate line last year, the customized AOT unit has undergone a rigorous value engineering process to achieve flow rates at levels predicted in earlier laboratory testing of samples of the ultra-light crude carried by the pipeline. Further viscosity reduction assessments of additional condensate samples are scheduled to be conducted at Temple University's Department of Physics, with hydraulic analysis of the additional data to be performed by QS Energy engineers.

"We're delighted that the recent performance review of AOT has resulted in an opportunity for us to demonstrate its friction reduction capabilities in a batched, multi-grade environment," Mr. Bigger added. "The industry's drive toward greater efficiencies and carbon neutrality demand technologies capable of reducing emissions related to the production and transport of crude oil while improving the economics of doing business in a lower spot price market. We believe AOT can play an important role in supporting our customers' commitment to producing energy more cost-efficiently and in an environmentally responsible manner."

For further information about QS Energy, Inc., visit www.QSEnergy.com, read our SEC filings at http://ir.stockpr.com/qsenergy/all-sec-filings and subscribe to Email Alerts at http://ir.stockpr.com/qsenergy/email-alerts to receive company news and shareholder updates.

Safe Harbor Statement:
Some of the statements in this release may constitute forward-looking statements under federal securities laws. Please visit the following link for our complete cautionary forward-looking statement: http://www.qsenergy.com/site-info/disclaimer

About AOT (Applied Oil Technology)
Developed in partnership with scientists at Temple University in Philadelphia, AOT (Applied Oil Technology) is the energy industry's first crude oil pipeline flow improvement solution using an electrical charge to coalesce microscopic particles native to unrefined oil, thereby reducing viscosity. Over the past four years AOT has been rigorously prepared for commercial use with the collaboration of over 30 engineering teams at 19 independent oil production and transportation entities interested in harnessing its proven efficacy to increase pipeline performance and flow, drive up committed and uncommitted toll rates for pipeline operators, and reduce pipeline operating costs. Although AOT originally attracted the attention of pipeline operators interested in improving their takeaway capacity during an historic surge in upstream output resulting from enhanced oil recovery techniques, the technology now represents the premiere solution for improving the profit margins of producers and transporters during today's economically challenging period of low spot prices and supply surplus.

[KC01905]

Is it me or did the disclaimer at the end of the article appear to be 3 times longer then previous disclaimers? Did the SEC investigation make them dot their i's and cross their t's doubly well? It's great there are two countries that produce vast amounts of oil. That doesn't mean they will adopt the technology. I am heavily invested and praying for a Hail Mary at this point. But I will have to reread this about 10 times to find one glimmer of hope.

[zerosnoop]

INCORRECT. QS Energy has more then 1 director on the BOD. Also, many other oil companies, other then KINDER MORGAN want the PROVEN AOT as per the EVIDENCE below. The FACT is right now it is very evident that major material events are in the works. Events that will change the face of the company when any of them come to fruition. QS Energy has that exciting feel at the moment. Many ducks are lining up. Which duck will be first ?

KINDER MORGAN
Energy Tech
Middle East
Statoil
Norrant
China
North America
South America
Ireland
Russia, cold old Russia
Africa
TRANSCANADA
IRAQ
Southern California Edison
Pacific Gas & Electric
TAL OIL
AWP Petro (operator of the Adria-Wein pipeline, which is connected to the Transalpine pipeline)

KM how many units would they want on that condensate line ?

Middle East, imagine them, what if they want 40 banks of 4, that would be 160 units. How many units would you use on the oil platform?

All this company needs is just one thing to go right and it will explode to the upside.

I'm looking forward to it !!!