$HTSC The Novus partnership is designed to bring f
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Posted On: 12/09/2019 2:13:41 PM
$HTSC The Novus partnership is designed to bring feasibility, economic benefit, diversity commitment, environmental benefit and a financial benefit to the Los Angeles community. Novus plans to provide the most energy efficient technologies in the construction industry today. The proposed structure is designed to be built from ICF (Insulated Concrete Forms), supplied by HTSC's wholly owned subsidiary, ICF Industries Inc.
Mr. Herrera stated, "Our partner Logix Inc. is a highly sophisticated and technologically advanced manufacturer of ICF blocks. The R value of an ICF built structure is R24 or greater, making it an energy efficient and sustainable method of building. When combined with other technologies, the R value is significantly increased, making it energy efficient on a grand scale. Developers, brokers, contractors, suppliers, distributors, non-profit entities, sophisticated community planners and public and private investors are all working strategically to develop a state-of-the-art energy efficient community complex."
https://www.otcmarkets.com/stock/HTSC/news/He...?id=248805
Mr. Herrera stated, "Our partner Logix Inc. is a highly sophisticated and technologically advanced manufacturer of ICF blocks. The R value of an ICF built structure is R24 or greater, making it an energy efficient and sustainable method of building. When combined with other technologies, the R value is significantly increased, making it energy efficient on a grand scale. Developers, brokers, contractors, suppliers, distributors, non-profit entities, sophisticated community planners and public and private investors are all working strategically to develop a state-of-the-art energy efficient community complex."
https://www.otcmarkets.com/stock/HTSC/news/He...?id=248805
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