Joseph A. Pezzullo, President and William O. Heath, Chief Operating Officer of Current Environmental Solutions™ (CES) along with David S. Ingle, U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) appear as featured guests on former Secretary of State, General Alexander Haig’s World Business Review. The panel explores the role CES’s innovative Six-Phase Heating™ technology to remediate contaminated soils and groundwater and some of the cutting-edge trends and opportunities businesses must optimize to remain competitive in the future.

Joseph Pezzullo states, "WBR-TV is an educational and technical TV program about innovative technologies and not an advertorial for any particular company. The program is used as part of the curriculum for many universities. Multi-Media Productions (MMP), the show’s producers, wanted to do an environmental segment, so they researched the leading companies having the most promising innovative clean-up technologies. At that time, CES had just completed a project in Portland, OR where we had achieved Maximum Contaminant Levels (MCLs) for drinking water at a site that had been contaminated with high levels of chlorinated hydrocarbons, and this was accomplished in about one year. The studio heard of this success and contacted me about the possibility of appearing on World Business Review. Above all, they recognized CES as the pioneers of electric resistive heating with the longest history of successful deployments of the technology. At first, we were not invited to the studio, though we were invited to showpiece a short on-location documentary. In October 2002 we arranged to film the documentary at the Silresim Superfund Site, Lowell, MA where we had a SPH system in operation."

He continues, " Shortly after completing the on-location program, I received a call from the producers. They mentioned that General Haig was so intrigued with CES and SPH that he wanted to extend us an invitation to his studio for a interview, and Dave Ingle of the DOE was also invited as an industry expert. Dave is the site manager at the DOE Pinellas, FL site, and he is well informed about the technology. The studio interview was taped in Boca Raton, FL in December 2002, and the final program is an integrated version of the studio interview and on-location video."


L-R: Joseph Pezzullo, Gen. Alexander Haig, Dave Ingle(DOE), William Heath