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WoW I wish I would have waited till yesterday to reup my million shares of idvl, its lower now yet, hey lilpenny watcha think, do we have 1 or 2 more runs in this one? I sure hope so, no ones gettin mine for under .0025, lol
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Intl. Development Corp. Announces Freshwater Technologies Inc. Roll-Out Plan to Kick-Off Multiple Installations of FWTI'S Non-Chemical Water Activation Product in Costa Rica NEW YORK
Freshwater Technologies Inc. Brian Robertson, 716-332-7150
Freshwater Technologies Inc., a wholly owned subsidiary of International Development Corp. (OTCBB:IDVL) rolls-out its plan to kick-off its product launch in collaboration with its Costa Rican distributor, AVILA STEM S.A.
Brian Robertson Vice President Sales, Latin America, of Freshwater Technologies Inc. stated, "AVILA STEM is a well established supplier and installer of boiler equipment with a sizeable customer base throughout Costa Rica. Their commitment to go forward with this trial project establishes a base from which to build our market presence in Costa Rica and Latin America."
AVILA STEM S.A. will arrange a series of 10 trial installations of FWTI's water activation product. The trials will take place over a 60 to 180 day period to demonstrate the capacity of our non-chemical activation product's to consistently reduce rust, scale and corrosion in boiler systems, eliminate the cost of chemical treatment and increase energy efficiency. After an earlier trial installation at the government run Women's Hospital, the hospital released a public report stating that FWTI's non-chemical water activation product would generate an estimated annual savings of approximately $38,000. The technology was able to eliminate chemical costs and decrease consumption of diesel fuel with payback achieved in less than two months. Given that FWTI's water activation products carry a full ten-year replacement guarantee, the potential for ongoing annual savings is significant. AVILA STEM will install a minimum of two units in government run hospitals and the remaining eight units in pre-selected boiler operations over the term of the trials.
Water activation also offers similar benefits for cooling systems with energy efficiency being a particularly key concern in tropical countries.
FWTI believes that its focus on effective, chemical free technologies such as ozone and ultraviolet can provide safe drinking water and its water activation products can improve the efficiency of heating and cooling operations
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