what is esi?, page-24

My thoughts on "what is ESI":

We are a company who will ultimately provide an alternative and lower cost fuel (to black coal) to an international market;
and who will be accomodated to do so by an insatiable and expanding global need for more "instant" emmision reduction results than most proposals to date;
and we are a company who will fill that future market gaop by suggesting to industry that they begin to utilise our front-end solutions for their current infrastructure, which can in turn be used to burn our own lower cost, higher heat producing, lower emission producing
Coldry Pellet - which when applied correctly also provides an abundant supply of clean water, which can then be re-used/cycled for cooling the powerstation etc....



We are not but one thing.
We have 2 products and various veins of research have gone into how we can apply those products within current (not new) industries and therefore we also provide intellectual front-end solutions for free.

I doubt we would ever patent a powerstation design dedicated exclusively to the 100% Coldry fuel...and until we do, i see only two branches of business for us at this point (which is 'what we are'):
a) The patent owner of a transportable (air, sea, land)
brown coal based black coal substitute - in the form of
pellet - which has superior burning properties than
black coal and other existing fuels;

b) From what i can see, as a stepping stone within the emerging industry of alternate fuel burning solutions, Esi is also developing a technical front end solution for the users of Coldry fuel.
The intellectual property would be difficult to patent within many countries (in my opinion), and so the final plans for the solution would have to be then be provided to industry to freely adopt, if they wish to burn the superior fuel.

Ultimately, a little bit of existing infrastructure (the front end or 10-15%) will need to be changed if a company wants to harvest the emission improvements, the energy and water held ESIs Coldry.
Its been proven over and over again as to how this is acheived.

From what i know, right now we are studying the ways to build a commercial coldry producing facility.
When that is done, in a matter of time, Coldry accomodating front-end solutions we already have will begin to appear in places like Vietnam (with whom we have a 50yr MOU in contract), so they can burn the Coldry Product.
In years to come, i think we will then see Coldry producing regional/continental motherstructures which will then export the product or use it domestically, as Vietnam intends to.

So logically, China and India would be our next milestones...


Cheers,

Lautrec.