Guys remember the original presser said that the LRS deal contained an option for 7 additional machines (8 in total).
8 times 15 equal 120
This should tell you that the expectation of LRS was that they might add the other 7 machines at California Avenue.
They would need to move some things on the site to add another 7 machines near the original digester, but there are a bunch of abandoned buildings right next to LRS on California. LRS could also move around some things within their site to facilitate adding some more equipment.
Agreed, Tw. The article states that the "first" installation is located in LRS' transfer station in Chicago... meaning they definitely have more planned imo.
This article is proof of the digester's success.
I find this all interesting, because ECOS could've easily pumped their stock off of information like this... including forward-looking statements and PRs about more installations planned. BUT instead they've chosen to be quiet. Instead, we have to dig around just to find an occasional article mentioning the digester.
Makes me think there might be a good reason why they are choosing to stay quiet for now...
My understanding is that the digester initially takes 14 days but after the first 14 days it unloads one 3rd of its contents everyday. Someone correct me if I have that wrong.
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