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Ecoloclean Industries -- Electrocoagulation Units Exceeding Operational Projections
Last Update: 9:07 AM ET Aug 29, 2007Print E-mail Subscribe to RSS Disable Live Quotes CRYSTAL CITY, TX, Aug 29, 2007 (MARKET WIRE via COMTEX) -- Ecoloclean Industries, Inc. (PINKSHEETS: ECCI) announced today that Electrocoagulation Units are exceeding operational projections at the Crofty mine site in the United Kingdom. The Company also reached an agreement to provide an additional Electrocoagulation Unit for the Southwest Water Works in Exeter, England. The unit will treat sewage effluents that are currently processed using ultraviolet light or "UV." According to Tony Millington, Chairman of Sivex Ltd, "Our work in partnership with Ecoloclean Industries, Inc. is currently exceeding operational expectations. We are achieving a higher and faster level of contaminated materials processing at the site. This level of performance has presented Sivex/Ecoloclean with a number of positive opportunities over and above our present workload including the agreement to place a unit at the Waterworks at Exeter. We anticipate the announcement of several additional agreements and contracts within the next business quarter." Additional Electrocoagulation Units have been completed and are currently being shipped to England. Mr. Royis Ward, President and CEO, stated today that that Ecoloclean Industries, Inc. has funded the manufacturing of multiple Electrocoagulation Units in anticipation of an expanding market in the UK and around the globe for Ecoloclean Industries, Inc. "We could not be more pleased with our partners at Sivex and the revenues these contracts will generate. We are also realizing improved results in manufacturing and costs under the direction of Jerry Inman, our Vice President of R&D. Jerry is delivering additional units faster and more efficiently than any of us thought was possible. This is happening as data is being generated at the work sites and increased purchases are driving down costs. Once we add additional contracts and operations, these benefits will create more value for our customers and even greater return for our shareholders." ABOUT ECOLOCLEAN INDUSTRIES, INC.: Ecoloclean Industries, Inc. is the owner of two wholly owned subsidiaries, Ecoloclean Industries, Inc. and World Environmental Technologies, Inc. and utilizing various remediation techniques and technologies. Ecoloclean Industries, Inc. provides environmental waste remediation to treat and remove impurities in contaminated wastewater and/or polluted liquids and solids for a variety of industries, but not limited to, refineries, papers mills, petroleum and petrochemical industries. Ecoloclean Industries, Inc. has merged equipment and personnel in its subsidiaries to maximize the utilization of company resources. For more information about the Company, please visit http://www.ecoloclean.com. ABOUT SIVEX LTD: Sivex Ltd has investigated the treatment of contaminated water and contaminated dredged materials with the objective of delivering solutions to our clients with and to provide bespoke services in waste management and the treatment of contaminated materials, specifically in the water environment. In September 2005, Sivex Ltd was granted a mobile plant license by the Environment Agency of England and Wales to operate. This enables Sivex Ltd to provide innovative remediation solutions for contaminated sediments combining both existing and novel technologies. We have recently applied to modify our license to permit us to use another novel remediation technology. Sivex Ltd works closely with reputable partners in the industry to provide and devise methodologies that deliver environmentally sound solutions enabling cost effective dredging projects to proceed. FORWARD-LOOKING SAFE HARBOR STATEMENTS: To the extent that this release discusses any expectations concerning future plans, financial results or performance, such statement are forward looking with the meaning of Section 27A of the Securities Act of 1933, as amended and Section 21E of the Securities and Exchange Act of 1934, as amended, and are subject to substantial risks and uncertainties. Actual results could differ materially from those anticipated in the forward-looking statements. Readers are cautioned not to place undue reliance on these forward-looking statements, which speak only as of the date hereof and reflect only management's belief and expectations based upon presently available information. These statement and other forward-looking statements are not guarantees of future performance and involve risks and uncertainties. The Company assumes no obligation to update any of the forward-looking statements contained in this release. For Investor Relations & Members of the Media: Salmon Creek Public Relations Inc. Loran Hickton President lhickton*salmoncreekpr.com Cellular Phone: 360-910-2636 SOURCE: Ecoloclean Industries, Inc. mailto:lhickton*salmoncreekpr.com Copyright 2007 Market Wire, All rights reserved.
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Ecoloclean Industries Reports Continued Progress in United Kingdom Tuesday September 25, 9:29 am ET
Increased Production Being Realized at South Crofty Tin Mine, and Work Begins at Topsham Quay
CRYSTAL CITY, TX--(MARKET WIRE)--Sep 25, 2007 -- Ecoloclean Industries, Inc. (Other OTC:ECCI.PK - News) Company Chairman & CEO, Royis Ward, along with Vice President of Research and Development, Jerry Inman, just returned from two weeks of intensive meetings with current and prospective clients, customers and partners in the United Kingdom. Additionally, operational site visits took place to review increased production levels that are being realized with the Ecoloclean Electrocoagulation Water Treatment Systems. ADVERTISEMENT
The Company recently reported that Ecoloclean Water Treatment Systems in the United Kingdom were exceeding operational projections. According to Royis Ward, chairman of Ecoloclean Industries, Inc., "It is great to see our technology reaching production levels this high in a practical setting. While we were certain of this volume due to our research and testing, it is great that it is translating in a practical setting. With hundreds of years of non-stop operations at the South Crofty Tin Mine, there is a huge need and opportunity for us to participate in remediation efforts. Clearly, we have reached an important milestone in our company and our technology. We anticipate we will again increase our investments in adding people and increasing manufacturing for our company."
The Company also reported that the Ecoloclean Electrocoagulation Water Treatment System is in place and at Topsham Quay. Once the second busiest port in England and with history dating back to the times of the Romans, this quaint community now enjoys a vibrant tourism industry with its lovely shops, galleries, pubs and inns along the Quay. The many years of serving as a major river port and ship builder however has created environmental deposits that require remediation. Work at this site will be completed by mid October. As reported earlier, Ecoloclean Industries views this contract as an incredible opportunity. Ecoloclean, along with partner Sivex Ltd, will be processing contaminated water and solids taken from the dredged waterways in and around Topsham. The total volume of water processed will be around 600 Cubic meters of water or 155 thousand gallons. The total value of the contract is 30,000 pounds or 60,000 dollars.
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