So which is it?  Does the fuel exit the processor in market-ready form or does it still need to be "blended."

If "blending" means mixing with third-party fuel to make up for any deficiencies in contracted deliverables to customers, then maybe that term makes sense.

I would like clarification of how the blending site will be used.  Or IF it will be used given the advances made to the processor.

Fuel Output

• Fuel quality has been validated by multiple independent petro-chemical labs including: Intertek, PetroLabs, Alberta Resource Council and Southwest Research Institute.


• All shipments leaving the P2O plant in Niagara Falls are tested by the Company's fully equipped internal fuel testing lab .


• Fuel is ready for sale upon completion of processing without the need for further refinement.


• From a single processor the Company can produce a range of fuel products , without further refining, including No. 2 Fuel (Diesel, Petroleum Distillate), No. 6 Fuel, Naphtha, Petcoke (Carbon Black), and Off-Gases to be used in the P2O process.