No first-person info but good news this summer wouldn't surprise me; this is definitely not a dead play.
Hard to believe a possible globe-changing technology has been left on the shelf this long.
First it was fuel, then it was chemicals, later it was hydrogen, and what seems to be forgotten is the massive amount of water and electricity generated.
Somebody one day is going to pull their head out .... and recognize the potential.
So many rich oil 'wildcatters' and yet NONE willing to put up $15MM or so to possibly change the global landscape?
What about the world aid agencies, they don't see how this could bring, water, electricity,revenues to areas currently dying on the vine? They are about useless IMO. One trial balloon in Africa could show a way to change an entire continent that currently is more primitive than modern.
Money being pissed down every comical avenue politicians can find yet proven technology (at least on a very small platform at UTA) isn't deemed worthy of a drop of funding.
Think of how many view $15MM as play money worldwide (hell, this is only 1/2 the cost of an upscale CA or SF house these days) and yet what good use it could do via GWTI.
My money is on success for GWTI in the future - and this summer may be the starting point. My vote is for very positive results
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