NEW YORK, Nov. 21, 2007 (PRIME NEWSWIRE) -- President and CEO Claude Letourneau discusses the ongoing expansion of Vaperma, Inc., an early-stage energy solutions provider, with Wall Street Reporter.
Mr. Letourneau tells us about the company's advanced membrane-based chemical extraction technologies, designed to reduce the energy costs and carbon footprints of industrial processes by up to 40%. The interview can be listened to or downloaded at www.wallstreetreporter.com.
Vaperma Inc. is developing an efficient innovation to replace the conventional dewatering technology in the ethanol market. "We are coming in with a new approach, which has a very good value prop for the end user," Mr. Letourneau explains.
Highlights Include:
* Vaperma's commercial-sized facility in Canada, at which their technology has been in demonstration for over a year. * Strategic alliances with Canada's largest ethanol producer, GreenField Ethanol, and Encana, a leading Canadian natural gas producer. * Recent and forthcoming expansion, including the development of a new membrane for the natural gas, syngas application, and CO2 markets.
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About Vaperma, Inc.
Vaperma, Inc. is an early-stage Canadian energy solutions provider. Currently, the company is focusing on the ethanol market. There will be a carbon credit associated with their advanced membrane-based technologies.
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