Of course the blends are going to be more revenue than anything over the property, storage, and on-site in the near term - BECAUSE WE DONT OWN THE LAND NOR CAN BUILD ON IT!!!!! and I wonder if we ever will....
Unless a much larger entity starts using the additive worldwide across all fuels they produce, I cannot imagine the tests and smaller partners (Indian lands in Canada?) will out earn the potential of the storage and mixing of fuels on site in the next years. Some trucking fleets here and their using it will not elevate this stock to where we want.
Don't get me wrong - if Chevron replaces their Techron additive with Cyberfuel's then YEAH, that would be the major source of income for ECSL. In that case - To hell with the land! A major company like those giant fuel distributors (and that's just automotive fuels) would be what we need.
but since we can't seem to close any deal, will that ever happen? How long has ECSL owned the rights to that IP?
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