I've digested it and regurgitated it because it makes me sick.

The problems are always blamed on someone else's incompetence.

Never mind that management assured investors that there would be no issues scaling up the process. This was a lie. They did not have enough data to make those types of statements.

It would have been fine if they were up front with where they truly were in the development process. But they were always just around the corner from making gobs of profits from their processors which were making fuel today.

Now we find out that they just realized that it gets cold in NF. And that they, once again, selected a vendor (was it Heddle Marine) that messed up the manufacturing process with unreliable stitch welds that could not handle the cold. But it is never the responsibility of the developers of the system, one developer in particular with a title of CTO.

The only thing that eludes me is allegiance to someone who has had very little regard for investors.

But somehow that eludes others.