Cielo Waste Solutions Corp. V.CMC

Webinar

[camille22]

Couldn't get on I Am hoping someone will give us a account

[downtozero]

I got on but missed the last few minutes of Q&A. There was nothing much new. He just walked through their corporate presentation from their website. Then he showed a camera setup of their plant and showed where the desulfering module is going. Next week they get a couple of additional bits. They are still tweeking the design. They hope to have a press release last week of June or first week of

[downtozero]

One thing I missed that could be a big deal. Don said he was waiting to hear on a government decision on plastics in renewable fuels, due on that day. The use of plastics could give them a significant boost. I'm sure McKay can help on this.

[scott01]

was pretty much just a quick update on what is already published. A few note would be the 40 sites set for 5 year plan could hold 3 plants making the total 120ish. Another note is a southern u.s. city in talks to become a main centre of the renewable energy push Another is major canadian municipality ready to sign on but politicians are slow to act. ( my guess is edmonton) Alderside walking not

[scott01]

my apologies if duplicate posts or if I stepped on other posts. I've nuked gcrap and some of those who continued to engage in the pi$$ing contest so dont get to see all contributions

[vitalina2233]

Thanks for that Scott  I never watched it just went off post.

[scott01]

your welcome. They suggested webinar recording will be available. Will post when notified.

[JustLookn]

thanks Scott.  One thing to add is their response why they never used off the shelf desulfurization tech.  Simple answer, nothing available in their size format.  Most existing tech made for the large refineries, not their size. The one they developed with the UofC is actually same process as they do to convert the waste to fuel, it's Thermal Catalytic Depolyermization.  So