Progressive Planet Solutions Inc V.PLAN

Comment From PYR Bullboard 14/03/09

[phantom666]

Remember that PYR & PLAN signed an exclusive agreement to build and use the Plasma in partnership. PLAN owns 66.6% PYR 33.3%.

PLAN figures cement can be replaced with 70% of the 90% pure Silica

" keep in mind that only amorphous silica works to enhance the strength of concrete (and that is what PYR and PLAN are working on together).  The recent news release (NR) from Progressive Planet (PLAN) involves PyroGenesis and PLAN.  PyroGenesis has built a reactor for PLAN for converting widely available, high-grade, crystalline silica into amorphous silica.  Only amorphous silica works to enhance the strength of concrete (one of PLAN's area of expertise is the concrete/cement industry/market).  What PYR and PLAN are doing is similar to PYR and HPQ, just for another industry/market.

Great words from Stephen Harpour, CEO of PLAN, regarding PyroGenesis: "... I wish to ackknowledge the effort made by the technical team at PyroGenesis over the last two years to overcome hurdle after hurdle to reach the conversion rate of over 90%".

Looking forward to the next update from PLAN/PYR.

@BCONTVentures PYR's arrangement with PLAN is similar to PYR and HPQ. With PLAN, they receive 66 and 2/3rd percent of the revenue, and PYR receives 33 and 1/3rd of the revenue. Plus, PYR would be manufacturing the reactor(s) for PLAN, and would make the associated revenues on this.

[82Supra]

HPQ & QIMC may help PLAN in future too

[BCONTVentures]

Very interesting the work that PLAN and PYR (PyroGenesis are doing).  See video at the bottom of this post for the presentation that PLAN's CEO, Steve Harpur, gave at the Rivemont MicroCap Cocktail Event last May (he talks about both PLAN and what PLAN and PYR are doing), very interesting and informative. Keep in mind that only amorphous silica works to enhance the strength of concrete

[Benedictus]

Looking forward to hearing much more on this development from Steve in his upcoming interview. Beyond the 28 day test results of amorphous silica due around mid April will be just how the partnered companies can move toward monetizing the tech and how scalable is it? Could be a real game changer but we need a lot more details to understand the implications.