that has always been my take as well .. the abilit

that has always been my take as well .. the ability to have ECO and OBG
successfully market/sell and install P2O's technology made sense coupled
with the *rumors* that both NF and the blending site would be sold (vs leased)

but imo RH was only willing to give so much time to ECO before pulling the plug

P2O didn't have to remain in NYS .. so that made total sense .. the only reason
imo to bring NF back on line was if RH planned to go the route of P2O handling
sales internally .. and imo initial sales pertain to those buyers and their investors
who either take the verification/validation of those who've independently tested
flagship or actually saw flagship in operation in the back half of 2013 .. when last run

anyone read up on PK's latest .. note the vague .. this is the real world where
agreements go off hinged upon other factors that are out of one's control
so are they a scam .. of course not .. does this guarantee success for all
parties .. of course not ..

SuperBox, through its Environmental division, is partnering with PK Clean, a US cleantech developer of waste plastic to fuel technologies. SuperBox will acquire an 80% interest in an operating plant of PK Clean once it raises the total funds to double the size of an existing PK Clean plant to 20 Tons per day. PK Clean will own 20% and operate the plant under a management contract.

Read more: http://www.nasdaq.com/press-release/superbox-...z4biizB23m

original link courtesy of another P2O investor

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