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23 Jun-05 Four New Projects Completed Successfully! The CES Team has completed new projects in Iowa, Oklahoma, Belgium, and Luxemburg. Project Summaries Coming soon. email info@cesiweb.com to request these project summaries when available. 01 Jun-05 DNAPL Defeated at Camp Lejeune! A series of post-project sampling has confirmed that CES effectively removed the source of a major dissolved plume of 1,1,2,2, Tetrachloroethane (TeCA) and Trichloroethylene (TCE) at Camp Lejeune, NC. Read all about it. 01 Feb-05 First Application of ERH on an MGP Site CES was awarded a multi-million dollar contract for Electrical Resistance Heating (ERH) remediation of a manufactured gas plant (MGP). This is the first ever ERH application at an MGP site. 01 Feb-05 Excellence in Safety Management Going in to the year 2005, CES has logged it’s 4th Consecutive year of Perfect Safety with OSHA. Since new management assumed leadership in 2000, Neither CES or it’s project subcontractors have had one recordable incident. This is the result of increased safety training and the utmost care that safe work practices are adhered to. Keep up the good work, guys! 21 Dec-04 In Situ Corona® Trademark Registered Following the official comment period by the US Patent and Trademark Office, and no challanges by third parties, IN-SITU CORONA® becomes a registered Trademark of CES. US Registration 2,905,628 More about IN-SITU CORONA®  22 Apr-04 EPA Awards Superfund Cleanup Bid Associated Press- Grand Forks Herald Cleanup began in Feb '05 at a former dry cleaners in W3est Fargo, North Dakota. The site is currently above 90 °C. More news will be available soon. 01 Feb-04 CES Moves Into New Facility Current Environmental Solutions has completed the move of its Eastern Washington offices to a new, larger facility. The move came in response to increasing demand for production of CES's state of the art ERH Power Supply Units. The new facility includes a process engineering laboratory, equipment production shop, and engineering offices. The new facility is located at: 419 W. Entiat St. Suite A, Kennewick, WA 99336 P: (509) 582-5223 F: (509) 582-5727 09 Oct-03 CES Project Manager Receives Army Commendation CES Project Manager Chris Thomas received an official commendation from the United States Army after the remarkable success of Electrical Resistive Heating at a confidential military installation. 01 Mar-03 Six-Phase Heating™ on SILRESIM Superfund Site a Sizzling Success! EPA Tech Trends Newsletter May 2003 See project summary for more information CES provided Electrical Resistive Heating for DNAPL Remediation at the Silresim Superfund site in Massachusetts. Electrode performance was stellar, with no signs of power coupling degradation and the system removed over twice the estimated mass in place. 13 Feb-03 CES featured on World Business Review Press Release  Recently,
Joseph Pezzullo,
President of Current Environmental Solutions
and William Heath, Chief Operating Officer of Current Environmental
Solutions and inventor of Electrical Resistive Heating, appeared as
featured guests on General Alexander Haig's
World Business Review. Now
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band! 01Feb-03 Terra Vista Heats up the Netherlands CES affiliate, Tera Vista has completed the first application of Electrical Resistance Heating in Europe with a residential project in Zwijndrecht, Netherlands. More 01 Sep-02 CES Completes RAPID LNAPL and Benzene Removal US ACOE Newsletter November 2002 See project summary for more information. CES has recently completed a large Electrical Resistive Heating pilot remediation study at a confidential site in Georgia. 40,000 pounds of contamination were removed in just 4 months of operations. Dissolved phase benzene concentrations exceeded the study objectives by a factor of four, when they were lowered to an maximum of 100 ppb. |
10 Aug-02 CES Expands ERH into Europe! CES has reached a licensing agreement with affiliate, TerraVista. BV. Terra Vista shall introduce ERH to Europe with upcoming projects in the Netherlands and Luxumburg Terra Vista contact information 01 Aug-02 Results are in from the Cape Demonstration DNAPL Consortium Website EPA Tech Trends Newsletter March 2003 In a side-by-side comparison of highest rated DNAPL technologies, Six-Phase Heating outperforms Steam Injection and KMNO3 injection for almost half the cost. EPA has issued a Tech Trends project summary and plans to issue final report in early 2005. 30 Jul-02 Truth about Electrical Resistance Heating and ISC Licensing Bookmark link to keep up to date. A mutually beneficial agreement has been reached for technology licensing to third parties. 08 Jan-02 CES Takes Site from DNAPL to Drinking Water Standards Letter Excerpt from Oregon DEQ See Project Summary for More Information Oregon DEQ Press Release CES used Six Phase Heating to tackle a large site containing TCE DNAPL. A letter from the Oregon Department of Environmental Quality states "We are very encouraged at the apparent success of this technology in addressing what is typically a highly intractable problem." The letter goes on to say "The performance monitoring data suggest that contaminant concentrations are below EPA drinking water maximum contaminant levels (MCLs) at most of the monitoring points. 12 Apr-01 CES Does it Again! Second "NO FURTHER ACTION LETTER" on a Brownfields Redevelopment Site State of Illinois NFA Letter of Record See Project Summary for More Information 01 Sep-99 Six Phase Heating Supports Expedited Property Transfer Soil and Groundwater Aug/September 1999 Article Six-Phase Heating was used to support an expedited property transfer at a former Dry Cleaners near Seattle, WA. Remediation operations were concluded after 90 days after a 99.7% cleanup had been achieved and PCE, TCE, and cis 1,2 DCE concentrations were below Maximum Contaminant Levels of 5, 5, and 70 ppb, respectively. 01 May-00 Six Phase Heating Beats Out RF Heating in Side By Side Demonstration. Article EPA Tech Trends, May 2000 Overall, this treatability study found that soil heating is cost-effective when remediating compounds with low volatility and where biodegradation is the primary treatment mechanism. Additionally, six-phase heating was found to be more cost-effective than radio frequency heating in large areas due to its lower equipment costs and ability to treat a larger area at one time. 07 Jul-99 Sate of Illinois says "NO FURTHER ACTION" on Former DNAPL Site State of Illinois NFA Letter of Record See Project Summary for More Information After four quarters of post-remediation monitoring with no rebound, the State of Illinois issued a letter of No Further Action today. This is an unprecedented success for the new Six-Phase Heating technology which is emerging as possibly the most promising technology for sites containing DNAPL or LNAPL in tight or complex soil lithologies. 10 Sep-97 Electrically Based Technologies Heat Up The Cleanup Market DOE PNNL Press Release Technologies that promise faster, cheaper and more effective cleanup of certain contaminated soils now are available commercially through a new company formed jointly by Battelle and Terra Vac Corporation of Irvine, Calif. 03 Jul-97 Battelle/ TerraVac Team to Employ Six-Phase Heating for Soil Cleanup Haz Tech News Article Current Environmental Solutions has been formed jointly by Battelle and Terra Vac to provide the new Six Phase Soil Heating technology. The technology, developed by Battelle at the Pacific Northwest National Laboratory for the US DOE, extends the applicability of Terra Vac's Soil Vapor Extraction technology. It has been demonstrated at several sites and is ready for commercial deployment. |