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Genoil Inc GNOLF

Genoil Inc. is technology-based company engaged in the development of technologies relating to the oil and gas industry. The Company specializes in heavy-to-light oil technology, oil field development and exploration and production. It is a provider of hydro conversion fixed-bed technology for the upstream and downstream oil and gas industry. It is also working with Chinese policy banks and Chinese companies to provide, project financing, drilling, production, and processing services to the oil and gas industry. Its technology consists of Genoil Hydroconversion Upgrader (GHU), which converts sour (high sulfur), heavy hydrocarbon feed stocks into lighter oil with higher quality distillates for conventional refining. The Company is also engaged in other technologies, such as oil upgrading and recycling, water purification port technologies, well testing, and sand cleaning. The Company markets its technology to customers in the Middle East, Russia and China.


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Post by peterap2001on Jun 28, 2011 3:20pm
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Pemex Tabasco

Pemex TabascoRelated to "GHU Executive Summary" that showed up on the website recently...

Article is from March '11
https://gcaptain.com/pemex-ceo-gulf-mexico-tenders?22632

"Pemex earlier this month launched its new incentive-based contracts in a bid to diversify its projects and increase crude-oil production levels.

The incentive-based contracts are designed to give outside companies greater flexibility than Pemex’s standard services contracts, which aren’t attractive for oil majors that prefer risk contracts, especially in places like the deep waters of the Gulf. Mexico’s constitution prohibits oil or gas concessions for private or foreign companies.

The first tenders under the flexible contracts will be for six mature fields in southeastern Tabasco state that are either currently producing little oil or have been abandoned altogether. Pemex expects the offer to attract relatively small companies that are specialists in squeezing more oil out of mature fields. The company will name the winners of the onshore tender in August. Companies will have a year to present their development plan and are expected to start drilling in late 2012, Suarez said."

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