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Scorpex has partnered with IET of Danville, Ky., for the installation of a waste gasification plant on site. The IET solution is a thermal oxidation process that takes waste, transported by waste haulers, and drops it into an air-tight gasification cell. Once the cell is closed, the system is activated and the temperature of cell is raised to 800 degrees, without the presence oxygen.

The waste is then turned into smoke, dust-free gas, and vented into secondary processor where it is mixed with room air and then ignited by pilot burners that creates hot air flow. This hot air stream can be reclaimed to create hot water and steam.

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$SRPX ~ Details Current Site Status and Announces Plans for Further Construction:

- Press Release Source: Scorpex, Inc. On Tuesday July 19, 2011, 8:00 am EDT

http://finance.yahoo.com/news/Scorpex-Announces-Site-Status-iw-3180713316.html?x=0&.v=1

Today before the opening bell, Scorpex, Inc. reported the current status of its 26-acre site located at Fraccion A-2 Del Rancho El Encinito KM 18.7 Carretera A Ensenada – OJOS Delegacion Real Del Castillo, Ensenada, B.C.CP 22800. Located less than two miles from the current landfill near Ensenada, Mexico, the site was chosen after consultation with numerous officials and realtors.

On-site improvements recently completed include a 10,000 square foot specifically-designed storage facility with 22 foot ceiling, a “catch” drainage system, and emergency sprinkler system. Property upgrades include a water reservoir, septic system and one mile of 13 foot high security fencing around the property. Additionally, the company has completed extensive land use, permitting and ecological studies. The property has undergone three years of applications, permitting and governmental required studies.

Joseph Caywood, Chief Executive Officer, commented, “We have made remarkable progress over the past several years, building a solid foundation for moving forward. The Company’s near-term plans include paved roads, complete storage facilities, scales, construction of a larger guard shack, on-site offices, lights on perimeter of property, additional wiring, engaging two construction companies and installation of gasification/thermal oxidation equipment.”