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The power supply was repaired and reinstalled in late August. The system operated as expected, and limited testing was performed at that time.
“Results of this limited testing were consistent with recent laboratory tests performed at our Tomball, Texas facilities.
Dr. Christopher Gallagher explained, “At full commercial scale, our AOT device operates as a complex and dynamic system. Over the past few months, we have advanced our understanding of the oil flow and electric field interactions of this system both in the lab and in the field.
Though limited, results of these in-field tests were consistent with recent laboratory tests performed both at our Tomball facility and at Temple University.
“In anticipation of this result,” continued Lane, “we put an accelerated plan in place to procure a new power supply capable of providing significantly more power and reconfigure a newly optimized AOT grid pack assembly based on our latest laboratory and in-field test results.
“I am extremely excited to get back in the field after months of lab tests. We will continue to provide updates on our progress along the way to both investors and the many companies that have expressed interest in the AOT. We remain highly encouraged by the prospects for our technology, as well as the significant market potential, and look forward to resuming operations at the AOT demonstration site in what we anticipate will be a milestone event in our efforts to achieve commercial adoption and sales of our AOT device
Dr. Gallagher commented, “I remain highly encouraged by the opportunity, and we have been proactive while dealing with the recent hurdles. Although we have experienced some delays, the AOT represents a transformational technology in its potential to replace traditional diluents. I am pleased to be part of this team, and I look forward to assisting further in the demonstration project along with preparing for commercialization.”
