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[zerosum]

Well stand by, because imo I think they are about to start selling AOT at a value of millions and millions of dollars.

[zerosum]

What happened to your sub penny call? Ooops, you got that wrong. Why? You forget that we are talking about an OTC/penny stock. Investing on the OTC is a relative game, and you can make or lose large sums of money on relative winners or losers. OTC/penny stocks go up by thousands of % based being a relative winner, and $QSEP is a relative winner given what they have which again is:


They do have a significant advantage over other OTC companies:

Major fortune 100 companies have tested $QSEP's flagship product on their major pipelines, and have payed to do so.

Real product (98% of OTC companies don't have a real product)

Amazing BOD from huge fortune 100 companies-NO/few OTC companies have BOD from recognized companies.

New oil industry experienced CEO with clear major industry contacts, which can plausibly lead to sales, so yes real prospects for meaningful sales and revenue.

[alkalinesolution1]

Just wait a little longer

They're actually about to execute. I'm sure you'll be buying a bunch of shares the day they do so.

[zerosnoop]

INCORRECT. Sales of the PROVEN AOT are FAST APPROACHING. SMILE the PROVEN AOT is going to the MIDDLE EAST as per the EVIDENCE below. NEXT

http://ir.qsenergy.com/press-releases/detail/2021


QS Energy Issues Update on AOT Opportunities in the Middle East

SANTA BARBARA, CA -- (Marketwired) -- 06/15/16 --

QS Energy, Inc. (OTCQX: QSEP)

Global Energy Markets

Regional Update: The Middle East

Starting with this report on the Middle East, we will be providing our shareholders and the investment community with QS Energy's viewpoint on the world's most important oil producing regions. In addition to identifying the latest trends affecting these areas, we will also highlight the companies and the nationalized, government-owned entities active in crude oil production and transport. Our intention is to deliver insights into these high-output regions and, where applicable, discuss specific projects now in non-disclosure-level discussions, as well as others requesting proposals quantifying the benefits of deploying AOT technology.

The Middle East Opportunity

Located at the intersection of Eurasia and Africa, and bound by the Mediterranean Sea, the Indian Ocean, the Red Sea and the Arabian Sea, the Middle East is comprised of 17 nation states. Long suspected of having potentially large oil reserves due to natural seepage in the Persian Gulf, the region was first drilled in a meaningful way by Standard Oil Company (SOCAL) in 1932 with a successful strike in Bahrain. Beginning with the modern era of energy production in 1965, the Middle East quickly emerged as the leading oil producing region in the world.

The most oil-rich of these countries border the Persian Gulf and lie within the Arabian Peninsula. In order of total petroleum and other liquids production they are: Saudi Arabia (11,624,000 bpd), United Arab Emirates (3,471,000 bpd), Iran (3,375,000 bpd), Iraq (3,371,000 bpd), Kuwait (2,767,000 bpd), Qatar (2,055,000 bpd), and Egypt (667,000 bpd). The leading oil producers of the Middle East are nationalized oil companies (NOCs) formed and controlled by the governments or hereditary monarchies of the nations in which they are located. The largest of these include Saudi Arabian Oil Company (Saudi Aramco), Abu Dhabi National Oil Company (ADNOC), Bahrain Petroleum Company (BAPCO), Basra Oil Company (formerly South Oil Company) of Iraq, Kuwait Petroleum Corporation (KPC), National Iranian Oil Company (NIOC), Petroleum Development Oman (PDO), Qatar Petroleum, and Zakum Development Company (ZADCO).

Since our first distributorship agreement was signed with Energy Tech Premier Group in 2013, this project management and technical services firm has represented AOT to prospective customers and joint venture partners in the Middle East and the continent of Africa. Originally based in Nairobi, Kenya, ETPG recently re-domiciled to Dublin, Ireland with an affiliate office in Zürich, Switzerland, providing QS Energy with excellent strategic positioning and greater flexibility in our offshore fabrication capabilities.

Often referred to as the "Celtic Tiger" due to its economic prosperity and export competitiveness, Ireland is renowned for its favorable treatment of foreign companies interested in establishing research and manufacturing operations. With the assistance of ETPG leadership, we are exploring the various programs offered through economic development agencies such as the Industrial Development Authority (IDA Ireland), the International Financial Services Centre (IFSC) and, more broadly, the European Central Bank (ECB).

AOT Infrastructure Optimization Projects

Due to a convergence of factors, including political, technological, societal and economic, the dynamics of the world's market-making OPEC member nations are evolving dramatically. Not the least of these developments is the highly anticipated initial public offering of Saudi Aramco, a move that would overnight create an expected investor-held market cap of $2 trillion to $3 trillion. As the largest IPO in history, Saudi Arabian Oil Co. represents both long-term liquidity for the Saudi Royal family and a projected $1 billion in bankers' fees for those handling the largest investment-bank deal ever.

This push to turn a portion of the world's richest oil reserves into drilling rights with a value set by the biggest stock float in trading history is emblematic of the changes afoot. Despite many decades of global market dominance and massive revenues that have brought wealth, infrastructure development, and modernization to nations throughout the Middle East, the producers exploiting this region and their foreign partners face significant challenges. The current global oversupply of oil and resultant sharp price drop are squeezing GDP and budgets at precisely a time when the rulers of these petro states are trying to plan for a post-oil era, however far in the future that may occur. Topping the list of pressing concerns are increasing upstream output, improving operational efficiencies during transport, and reducing time to market by expanding pipeline and refinery capacity.

With the benefit of two AOT installations on high volume commercial pipelines in North America, coupled with extensive testing of crude oil samples from this region, we are currently in discussions with several of the above named entities. Following visits to the headquarters of these organizations by Energy Tech Premier Group and ongoing collaboration with QS Energy engineers, we believe we have convincingly made the case for the use of value engineered AOT systems to bring a new level of performance to the infrastructures of some of the pre-eminent energy companies in the world.

As is the case in every customer engagement, we begin by gathering operational metrics specific to the target pipeline infrastructure under a mutual non-disclosure agreement (NDA), enabling us to provide a highly detailed AOT Case Study Analysis report. We have recently tabled a Memorandum of Understanding letter with one such prospective customer and are in the proposal phase of multi-vessel AOT systems with numerous producers and transporters in the region.

Other AOT Targets

Due to our ongoing collaborations with over a dozen crude oil transporters in North America and the engineering consultants and contractors responsible for building, maintaining and upgrading their delivery systems, we are continually seeing new applications for AOT and the science of electrorheology which drives the functionality of our industrial hardware. Fortunately, a number of these engineers, senior executives, and operations specialists familiar with the efficacy of our equipment work in a consultative capacity with entities in the Middle East. Through their collaboration with us we are exploring the opportunities that may exist within prospective customers not yet in direct discussions with ETPG or QS Energy.

In our next Regional Update, we will discuss two of our technology partners assisting us in attracting joint venture and deployment opportunities in the rapidly maturing Latin-American energy industry.

We invite you to contact us anytime with your questions, comments or suggestions at [e-mail] or [e-mail]. For QS Energy news and articles concerning the energy industry, follow us on Twitter and LinkedIn.

For further information about QS Energy please read our SEC filings at www.sec.gov, and, in particular, the risk factor sections of those filings.

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Sincerely,

Greggory M. Bigger
CEO & Chairman
QS Energy, Inc.

www.QSEnergy.com

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Released June 15, 2016

[zerosnoop]

INCORRECT according to the EVIDENCE in the RECENT PR below. NEXT

http://ir.qsenergy.com/press-releases/detail/2030


QS Energy's AOT Crude Oil Pipeline Optimization Technology Under Consideration for High Volume Offshore Marine Terminal Facility

SANTA BARBARA, CA -- (Marketwired) -- 01/10/17 -- QS Energy, Inc. (the "Company") (OTCQB: QSEP), a developer of integrated technology solutions for the energy industry, today announced that it has been asked to expand its product line by developing a high volume AOT (Applied Oil Technology) viscosity reduction pressure vessel called the AOT-XL to improve flow efficiency within an existing crude oil offloading marine terminal. An earlier feasibility study had concluded that to accommodate the operational flow rates of this customer, a complicated and overly expensive deluge of standard AOT units would be required, which would have surpassed the available space for installation. The solution was to design the AOT-XL, a customized system capable of handling extreme flow rates while substantially reducing the complexity of installation and footprint necessary to position the system as requested.

This collaborative project involves a trial assessment and then full and potentially customer sponsored final engineering of the AOT-XL. This specially configured, high volume AOT system was designed upon request by the management team of a trusted, long-term collaborative partner within the midstream sector of the domestic energy industry. Intended for very high volume pipeline environments, the AOT-XL will be fabricated to meet a target of 25,000 barrels per hour capacity (600,000 bpd). Initial laboratory tests of the efficacy of AOT functionality on one of the customer's crude oil samples at Temple University has also shown favorable results. Following a series of site visits by Mr. Bigger and the QS Energy product development team, the Company is currently working towards the goal of collaboratively engineering the custom AOT-XL vessels, in conformity with strict ASME requirements, for an installation and further evaluation.

Mr. Bigger added that the opportunity to customize AOT technology for the marine tanker offloading facility was a direct result of QS Energy's involvement at the 2014 Pipeline Energy Group Conference, an invitation-only industry meeting held annually. Executives and engineers from many of the industry's leading crude oil producers and transporters first learned of AOT during the Company's presentation entitled, 'New Innovations in Flow Assurance for Today's Energy Renaissance.' Following preliminary discussions concerning a potential collaborative development effort, a series of meetings of both teams occurred at QS Energy's offices, Temple University's Department of Physics, and the customer's Gulf of Mexico pipeline infrastructure, including their off-shore platform.

"This multi-year collaborative process encompassed numerous months of in-depth technical discussions, multiple meetings and several layers of communication between executives and engineers involved in the ownership, operation and continued expansion of this world-class hydrocarbon transportation hub," said Mr. Bigger.

Originally developed in partnership with scientists at Temple University in Philadelphia, Penn., AOT is the energy industry's first crude oil pipeline technology using low-wattage electrical fields to optimize the performance of midstream pipeline systems. A current installation on a high volume commercial pipeline recently provided the Company with its first SCADA (Supervisory Control and Data Acquisition) output using a standard AOT vessel. The upcoming AOT-XL was reconfigured from the latest version of the AOT and conceptualized through QS Energy's collaboration with Temple University researchers, and the Company's supply chain and manufacturing partners.

The standard AOT design is comprised of an ASME VIII 1440 psi rated vessel, measuring approximately 7 feet long by 7 feet, six inches wide by 30 feet in height and weighing 33,000 lbs. Each unit is equipped with a 36-inch ID pressure vessel and 20-inch flanges and is rated for a flow capacity of over 6,000 bbl/hr. The new AOT-XL design will use a skid that can be designed as small as approximately 9 feet long by 9 feet wide (skid designs are customized depending on customer's choice), and is 36 feet or greater in height and weighs 52,000 lbs. (excluding structural steel). The AOT-XL design includes a 60-inch OD pressure vessel with 36-inch inlet/outlet flanges and is rated for approximately 25,000 bbl/hr. of flow per unit. The skid has been reconfigured to allow tight placement of the AOT system and provides for the substantially larger individual AOT-XL to use just slightly more floor space as the standard AOT design. As with the smaller standard AOT, any number of the AOT-XL vessels can be installed in parallel to accommodate the customers flow rate.

"We are hopeful this newly designed system will have widespread applications in a variety of high volume environments that are hindered by space constraints and limited installation infrastructure," Mr. Bigger commented. "As an example, three AOT-XL vessels will provide a flow volume capacity previously requiring upwards of 20 standard AOT's which would otherwise have carried a capital cost of approximately $20MM. In addition to the greater economic benefit to our customer through better throughput, we have reduced our installation footprint by approximately 70%. Upon determination that we are ensuring sufficient margins to protect the interests of our shareholders, we have submitted a proposal for this particular AOT-XL installation at a cost of between $4MM to $5MM."

Mr. Bigger added that a highly-detailed cost/benefit analysis of the AOT-XL system has been delivered to the customer for presentation at the next asset management meeting of their stakeholder companies for potential funding of the project. The meeting of this consortium, which jointly shares ownership of the offloading facility, is scheduled for late first quarter 2017.

If approved, the funding of a single standard-AOT installation in the coming months would provide for a "slipstream" unit, a mandatory and vital first phase. Among the provisions of this installation is that QS Energy will capture real-time measurement of viscosity and temperature values which will provide data necessary to the ongoing design process of a very complicated full-scale AOT-XL deployment across the customer's marine and land-based assets.

"Having access to operational metrics gathered by our inline sensors is critical to ensuring our technology's ability to accommodate the customer's batch processing operations and to maximize the performance of the AOT-XL moving forward," Mr. Bigger stated. "We expect to analyze the movement of close to 40 hydrocarbon products during this installation, furnishing us with insight into the AOT-XL's ability to treat crude oils with a wide range of API gravity."

"As with each of our customer engagements, our objective is to play a pivotal role in creating cleaner and greater efficiencies in the movement of crude oil within the existing infrastructure of this entity," Mr. Bigger commented. "The selection of AOT technology as having the potential to streamline their operations was based on our ability to meet the unique challenges of delivering meaningful flow improvement within the space restrictions of their assets and massive flow rates. We are hopeful and believe that this will lead to the provisioning of additional custom AOT-XL units on their off-shore terminal and sea-to-shore pipelines."

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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 demonstrated 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 motivated to improving their takeaway capacity during an historic surge in upstream output resulting from enhanced oil recovery techniques, the technology now represents what we believe to be 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.

About QS Energy, Inc.

QS Energy, Inc. (OTCQB: QSEP), provides the global energy industry with patent-protected industrial equipment designed to deliver measurable performance improvements to crude oil pipelines. Developed in partnership with leading crude oil production and transportation entities, QS Energy's high-value solutions address the enormous capacity inadequacies of domestic and overseas pipeline infrastructures that were designed and constructed prior to the current worldwide surge in oil production. In support of our clients' commitment to the responsible sourcing of energy and environmental stewardship, QS Energy combines scientific research with inventive problem solving to provide energy efficiency 'clean tech' solutions to bring new efficiencies and lower operational costs to the upstream, midstream and gathering sectors. More information is available at: www.QSEnergy.com

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Released January 10, 2017