Sounds like he said the same thing in last month's In Touch Tuesday. 5/10/2010
The backyard PBR is a success, and it is giving us the opportunity to learn the system, tweak its performance, optimize operations and study various technical aspects – all important tasks that will assure optimum deployment of the all-important first commercial systems. To those sitting on the edge of their seats, I would say rest assured that we are a leader, we will be (I think) the first company to commercialize algae production in this new wave of photosynthetic algae technology (there are a handful of companies who have been in production for certain specialty markets going back a decade or more – but none of the new wave companies will beat us into the marketplace and for many commercialization is years away). Being a first mover brings big rewards, but also requires that you jump many hurdles and obstacles; this takes a little time. As the first commercial unit is up and running consistently, we can now essentially get out our cookie cutter and quickly deploy more commercial units, generating a healthy and robust return to our investors for many years to come.
Now that they have "tweaked" the system . . . and jumped the hurdles and obstacles, hopefully we can turn out some units and generate some needed sales!
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