QS Energy Inc (PK) (QSEP) Quote

But wait, according to the “experts”, I thought this was supposed to be just a “simple leak test” ? Wonder why they would need to run the device at 40KV for a “simple leak test?” I guess we can also throw the “going against the laws of mother nature” claim out the window as well (I still laugh at that one). Looking forward to exposing more of the continued lies against the company....meanwhile I’ll continue loading up while the price is at a bargain rate.


https://s3.amazonaws.com/content.stockpr.com/qsenergy/files/news/2022/Successful_Hydrostatic_Test_Complete_December_30_2022.pdf

Our primary goal is to provide the oil industry with a cost-effective method by which to increase the number of barrels of oil able to be transported per day through the industry’s existing and newly built pipelines. The greatest impact on oil transport volume may be realized through reductions in pipeline operator reliance on diluent for viscosity reduction utilizing AOT technology; a process the Company refers to as electronic diluent, or “eDiluent”. The Company filed for trademark protection of the term eDiluent in 2017. We also seek to provide the oil industry with a way to reduce emissions from operating equipment. We believe our goals are realizable via viscosity reduction using our AOT product line.

In its most extensive testing during this deployment, the AOT was operated under full-scale commercial operating conditions over a two-day period. Operations were overseen by the pipeline operator and QS Energy engineers, while engineers from ATS RheoSystems, a division of the CANNON Instrument Company (“ATS”), were on-site collecting data for subsequent analysis. Oil samples were taken from the pipeline both before and after treatment by the AOT. Viscosity measurements were conducted on three grades of heavy crude oils over the two-day testing period. Data collected and analyzed before and after AOT treatment demonstrated a decrease in viscosity of approximately 23 percent 3 hours after treatment, and a decrease in viscosity of approximately 11 percent 13 hours after treatment; 22 hours after treatment, the crude oil had returned to its original pr e-treated viscosity.

Our current and primary product portfolio is dedicated to the crude oil production and transportation marketplace, with a specifically targeted product offering for enhancing the flow-assurance parameters of new and existing pipeline gathering and transmission systems.

We believe QS Energy’s technologies will enable the petroleum industry to gain key value advantages boosting profit, while satisfying the needs of regulatory bodies at the same time. Key players in the pipeline industry continue to demonstrate interest in our technologies.

we are proud to report that the AOT works at a full voltage of 40KV, well beyond the treatment field.

After that achievement we evaluated, reworked, and finally retested AOT to commercial viability.

UPDATED. More "INSIDER BUYING". Below is a recap of all the RECENT "INSIDER BUYING" by QS directors. This includes the RECENT $275,000 investment by the uncompensated ceo Kyte. The list CONTINUES to grow & grow

https://ir.qsenergy.com/all-sec-filings/content/0001683168-24-000913/ownership.html

https://ir.qsenergy.com/all-sec-filings/content/0001683168-23-001711/ownership.html

https://ir.qsenergy.com/all-sec-filings/content/0001683168-22-005510/ownership.html

https://ir.qsenergy.com/all-sec-filings/content/0001683168-21-003139/ownership.html

https://ir.qsenergy.com/all-sec-filings/content/0001683168-21-003137/ownership.html

https://ir.qsenergy.com/all-sec-filings/content/0001683168-20-002014/ownership.html

https://ir.qsenergy.com/all-sec-filings/content/0001683168-20-002016/ownership.html


(1) On 8/5/2016 Don Dickson invests $70,000 in a Private Placement offering of convertible notes and warrants.

(2) On 10/13/2016 Don Dickson converts his note into common stock.

(3) On 4/17/2017 Dr. Eric Bunting invests $50,000 in a Private Placement offering of convertible notes and warrants.

(4) On 5/15/17 Richard Munn invests $10,000 in a Private Placement offering of convertible notes and warrants. He immediately converts the notes to common stock.

(5) On 5/15/2017 Richard Munn buys 42,000 shares of common stock in the open market at $0.24 per share.

(6) On 5/31/2017 Thomas Bundros invests $100,000 in a private Placement of convertible notes and warrants. He immediately converts the notes to common stock.

(7) On 7/19/2017 Dr. Eric Bunting invests an additional $40,000 to convert his warrants and stock options into common stock well before their expiration dates.

(8) On 7/30/2017 Don Dickson invests an additional $38,500 to convert warrants into common stock.

(9) On 8/2/2017 Gary Buchler invests $50,000 to buy common stock at market prices and convert all of his vested stock options.

(10) On 10/2/2017 Dr. Eric Bunting invests an additional $33,875 to buy 125,000 shares of common stock in the open market at $.271 per share. He also converts 178,002 of his newly vested stock options into common stock at an out of pocket cost of $12,460. This brings his total common stock holdings to 6,735,430 shares worth approx. $1.8 million at today's price.

(11) On 2/6/2018 Dr. Eric Bunting converts 179,710 of his newly vested stock options into common stock, well before their expiration date, at an out of pocket cost of $12,580.

(12) On 3/30/2018 Dr. Eric Bunting invests another $40,000 in a private Placement of convertible notes and warrants. He immediately converts the notes to common stock.

(13) On 3/30/2018 Dr. Eric Bunting invests an additional $18,000 to convert warrants into common stock, well before their expiration date.

(14) On 05/14/2018 Richard Munn invests an additional $5,500 to convert his 110,000 warrants into common stock.

(15) On 11/26/2018 Dr Eric Bunting invests another $25,000 in a private Placement of convertible notes and warrants.

(16) On 11/26/2018 Don Dickson invests another $25,000 in a private Placement of convertible notes and warrants.

(17) On 02/21/2019 ceo Jason Lane invests $25,000 in a private Placement of convertible notes and warrants.

(18) On 02/25/2019 Thomas Bundros invests $15,000 in a private Placement of convertible notes and warrants.

(19) On 02/25/2019 Richard Munn invests $10,000 in a private Placement of convertible notes and warrants.

(20) On 3/21/2019 Dr. Eric Bunting invests an additional $50,000 to convert warrants into common stock, well before their expiration date.

(21) On 04/03/2019 Thomas Bundros invests an additional $8,250 to convert warrants into common stock, well before their expiration date.

(22) On 02/25/2019 Richard Munn invests an additional $11,000 to convert warrants into common stock, well before their expiration date.

(23) On 06/04/2019 Dr Eric Bunting invests another $100,000 in a private Placement of convertible notes and warrants.

(24) On 09/23/2019 Dr Eric Bunting invests another $200,000 in a private Placement of convertible notes and warrants.

(25) On 03/23/2020 Dr Eric Bunting invests another $30,000 in a private Placement of convertible notes and warrants.

(26) On 03/18/2020 chairman Jason Lane invests another $20,000 in a private Placement of convertible notes and warrants.

(27) On 06/12/2020 ceo Don Dickson invests another $10,000 in a private placement of convertible notes and warrants.

(28) On 06/19/2020 cfo Michael McMullen invests $6,600 in a private placement of convertible notes and warrants.

(29) On 06/19/2020 Richard Munn invests another $10,000 in a private placement of convertible notes and warrants.

(30) On 06/19/2020 Dr Eric Bunting invests another $30,000 in a private placement of convertible notes and warrants.

(31) During the period August 2020, through June 2021 (the “Relevant Period”), Mr. Kyte provided the Company with $275,000 in working capital. During this Relevant Period, Mr. Kyte also introduced capital to the Company in the sum of $150,000 from third-party sources. This capital was received by the Company in exchange for convertible promissory notes and related warrants. With this additional third-party capital infusion, during this Relevant Period, Mr. Kyte was responsible, directly and indirectly, for providing the Company with working capital in the amount of $425,000.

(32) On 08/10/2022 Dr Eric Bunting invests an additional $20,000 to convert warrants into common stock, well before their expiration date in 2029.

(33) On 03/22/2023 Dr Eric Bunting invests an additional $15,000 in a private Placement of convertible notes and warrants.

(34) On 02/13/2024 Dr Eric Bunting invests an additional $10,000 in QS Energy

All of the individuals named above are part of QSEP's Board of Directors. All of them are investing their own money in QSEP. While NDA's may prevent them from talking about the specifics of any particular corporate relationships, this is a powerful alternative way to express just how confident they are in QSEP's immediate future.

I've emphasized the word immediate because I think the motivation for early conversion of 10 year stock options is based on a strong belief that the stock will be going substantially higher in the near term. This early conversion will reduce the future tax burden substantially if that were to occur (long term capital gain instead of ordinary income).

The "bargain element" of a stock option is taxed as ordinary income while the remaining gain is taxed at the lower capital gains rate. Exercise of a stock option while the underlying security price is low insures that the "bargain element" will also be low allowing for the best tax outcome (the bargain element is the difference between the price at the time of exercise and the grant price). For the owner of a QSEP stock option it requires a very powerful incentive to give up a 10 year "free look". A savvy investor would hold onto a stock option as long as possible, exercising and putting up money only at a time when the outlook was so positive that it is likely to move the stock substantially higher. Anybody exercising their stock options today must feel now is that time.

NAKED SHORT SELLING gets reported differently & isn't part of Finra reporting. Experts that know their job tell me there is a HUGE SHORT position in QS.

This is why I do my own d/d. I only take advice from professionals who know what they are talking about & who know how to read and understand public filings.

As QS is getting closer & closer to SUCCESS with the PROVEN AOT, those that are SHORT big time on QS seem to be getting more & more desperate with their CONTINUED LIES.

I would NOT want to be SHORT on QS Energy. I notice the SHORT POSITION in QS Energy is increasing as per the EVIDENCE in the short report below.

https://otcshortreport.com/company/QSEP?index=qsep&action=view#.Vc0xR17ovIU

That is true, I have far lower margin requirements than 250k, so at 250k it doesn't make a lot of sense.

I am short and wouldn't like be long

I have been short since 2014, and will keep my short position up just to keep me interested in the story

If orders materialize and the company starts generating cash flow commensurate with the current market capitalization, I am more than willing to admit that I am wrong and cover my short position.

but I still have a residual short position left to keep me interested. If the stock goes up more, I might increase my short position.

I just think that this is a worthless POS pump-and-dump scheme that has been fleecing shareholders for years, and that is the reason I've been short this name for a few years.

I'm glad I know how to read & understand simple English.

This is why I do my own d/d. I only take advice from professionals who know what they are talking about & who know how to read and understand public filings.

We have had to synchronize with prospective development partners’ timelines and priorities. These minor delays have been outside of our control and by no means suggest any abdication of interest.

The below is so TRUE in regards to QSEP

A stock basher is someone who manipulates the market to cause a drop in asset prices.

Stock bashers disseminate misinformation in the hopes that investors will believe the false claims and sell their stock before the price drops.

These individuals often target low-priced companies that have little to no available information on the market and may have positions in assets whose prices fall.

Some bashers may act alone or in groups or they may work on behalf of other individuals

Stock bashing is illegal and may be subject to fines and prosecution

If authorities don't believe lies told by uneducated fools with a low IQ, compulsive liar's, cowards, grubs, failed crypto Cardano traders, tax cheats, paid bashers or fraudsters, nor do I

The License Agreements are exclusive, and the territory licensed to the Company is worldwide and replace previously issued License Agreements.

So, where are all these contracts that were promised to be

Released 6 months ago??

NAKED SHORT SELLING gets reported differently & isn't part of Finra reporting. Experts that know their job tell me there is a HUGE SHORT position in QS.

This is why I do my own d/d. I only take advice from professionals who know what they are talking about & who know how to read and understand public filings.

As QS is getting closer & closer to SUCCESS with the PROVEN AOT, those that are SHORT big time on QS seem to be getting more & more desperate with their CONTINUED LIES.

I would NOT want to be SHORT on QS Energy. I notice the SHORT POSITION in QS Energy is increasing as per the EVIDENCE in the short report below.

https://otcshortreport.com/company/QSEP?index=qsep&action=view#.Vc0xR17ovIU

That is true, I have far lower margin requirements than 250k, so at 250k it doesn't make a lot of sense.

I am short and wouldn't like be long

I have been short since 2014, and will keep my short position up just to keep me interested in the story

If orders materialize and the company starts generating cash flow commensurate with the current market capitalization, I am more than willing to admit that I am wrong and cover my short position.

but I still have a residual short position left to keep me interested. If the stock goes up more, I might increase my short position.

I just think that this is a worthless POS pump-and-dump scheme that has been fleecing shareholders for years, and that is the reason I've been short this name for a few years.

Those that watch & understand Level 2 can see big gaps between the bids & asks, hence algorithms trading with market makers like Otcn walking it down. Just a few days ago, it closed at 0.043 cents. We are also seeing known m/m shorters Puma & Intl all over the asks. That explains the paid bashers & shorters having an agenda on the message blogs. Most of the buying on Friday were intercepted & weren't allowed to hit the ask. They are deliberately trying to keep the share price down. When the company puts out solid news, watch the short squeeze & big gap up.

we are proud to report that the AOT works at a full voltage of 40KV, well beyond the treatment field.

What the h .. e ..2x “el” is going on.
My goodness!


How about TRUTHTHATMATTERS!
Ha

The same question was answered recently. I believe the TransCanada & Kinder Morgan deals took months & months to complete in the past. The recent updates hint the current deals they are working on are bigger then previous deals, which would take time to finalize. Hopefully the wait isn't too much longer.

As long as corporate officers continue to buy stock in their own company, that's a POSITIVE. Directors would have first hand knowledge with what's happening. I've only seen Form 4'S for INSIDERS BUYING, never any insiders selling out. The company has put out numerous updates & it clearly states the delays aren't from QS end, but the other parties they are dealing with. I'm sure QS management would love to push things along quicker but the reality is a small company like QS wouldn't be able to dictate terms when dealing with much larger companies. I'm confident the wait will be worth it. Better late then never.

UPDATED. More "INSIDER BUYING". Below is a recap of all the RECENT "INSIDER BUYING" by QS directors. This includes the RECENT $275,000 investment by the uncompensated ceo Kyte. The list CONTINUES to grow & grow

https://ir.qsenergy.com/all-sec-filings/content/0001683168-24-000913/ownership.html

https://ir.qsenergy.com/all-sec-filings/content/0001683168-23-001711/ownership.html

https://ir.qsenergy.com/all-sec-filings/content/0001683168-22-005510/ownership.html

https://ir.qsenergy.com/all-sec-filings/content/0001683168-21-003139/ownership.html

https://ir.qsenergy.com/all-sec-filings/content/0001683168-21-003137/ownership.html

https://ir.qsenergy.com/all-sec-filings/content/0001683168-20-002014/ownership.html

https://ir.qsenergy.com/all-sec-filings/content/0001683168-20-002016/ownership.html


(1) On 8/5/2016 Don Dickson invests $70,000 in a Private Placement offering of convertible notes and warrants.

(2) On 10/13/2016 Don Dickson converts his note into common stock.

(3) On 4/17/2017 Dr. Eric Bunting invests $50,000 in a Private Placement offering of convertible notes and warrants.

(4) On 5/15/17 Richard Munn invests $10,000 in a Private Placement offering of convertible notes and warrants. He immediately converts the notes to common stock.

(5) On 5/15/2017 Richard Munn buys 42,000 shares of common stock in the open market at $0.24 per share.

(6) On 5/31/2017 Thomas Bundros invests $100,000 in a private Placement of convertible notes and warrants. He immediately converts the notes to common stock.

(7) On 7/19/2017 Dr. Eric Bunting invests an additional $40,000 to convert his warrants and stock options into common stock well before their expiration dates.

(8) On 7/30/2017 Don Dickson invests an additional $38,500 to convert warrants into common stock.

(9) On 8/2/2017 Gary Buchler invests $50,000 to buy common stock at market prices and convert all of his vested stock options.

(10) On 10/2/2017 Dr. Eric Bunting invests an additional $33,875 to buy 125,000 shares of common stock in the open market at $.271 per share. He also converts 178,002 of his newly vested stock options into common stock at an out of pocket cost of $12,460. This brings his total common stock holdings to 6,735,430 shares worth approx. $1.8 million at today's price.

(11) On 2/6/2018 Dr. Eric Bunting converts 179,710 of his newly vested stock options into common stock, well before their expiration date, at an out of pocket cost of $12,580.

(12) On 3/30/2018 Dr. Eric Bunting invests another $40,000 in a private Placement of convertible notes and warrants. He immediately converts the notes to common stock.

(13) On 3/30/2018 Dr. Eric Bunting invests an additional $18,000 to convert warrants into common stock, well before their expiration date.

(14) On 05/14/2018 Richard Munn invests an additional $5,500 to convert his 110,000 warrants into common stock.

(15) On 11/26/2018 Dr Eric Bunting invests another $25,000 in a private Placement of convertible notes and warrants.

(16) On 11/26/2018 Don Dickson invests another $25,000 in a private Placement of convertible notes and warrants.

(17) On 02/21/2019 ceo Jason Lane invests $25,000 in a private Placement of convertible notes and warrants.

(18) On 02/25/2019 Thomas Bundros invests $15,000 in a private Placement of convertible notes and warrants.

(19) On 02/25/2019 Richard Munn invests $10,000 in a private Placement of convertible notes and warrants.

(20) On 3/21/2019 Dr. Eric Bunting invests an additional $50,000 to convert warrants into common stock, well before their expiration date.

(21) On 04/03/2019 Thomas Bundros invests an additional $8,250 to convert warrants into common stock, well before their expiration date.

(22) On 02/25/2019 Richard Munn invests an additional $11,000 to convert warrants into common stock, well before their expiration date.

(23) On 06/04/2019 Dr Eric Bunting invests another $100,000 in a private Placement of convertible notes and warrants.

(24) On 09/23/2019 Dr Eric Bunting invests another $200,000 in a private Placement of convertible notes and warrants.

(25) On 03/23/2020 Dr Eric Bunting invests another $30,000 in a private Placement of convertible notes and warrants.

(26) On 03/18/2020 chairman Jason Lane invests another $20,000 in a private Placement of convertible notes and warrants.

(27) On 06/12/2020 ceo Don Dickson invests another $10,000 in a private placement of convertible notes and warrants.

(28) On 06/19/2020 cfo Michael McMullen invests $6,600 in a private placement of convertible notes and warrants.

(29) On 06/19/2020 Richard Munn invests another $10,000 in a private placement of convertible notes and warrants.

(30) On 06/19/2020 Dr Eric Bunting invests another $30,000 in a private placement of convertible notes and warrants.

(31) During the period August 2020, through June 2021 (the “Relevant Period”), Mr. Kyte provided the Company with $275,000 in working capital. During this Relevant Period, Mr. Kyte also introduced capital to the Company in the sum of $150,000 from third-party sources. This capital was received by the Company in exchange for convertible promissory notes and related warrants. With this additional third-party capital infusion, during this Relevant Period, Mr. Kyte was responsible, directly and indirectly, for providing the Company with working capital in the amount of $425,000.

(32) On 08/10/2022 Dr Eric Bunting invests an additional $20,000 to convert warrants into common stock, well before their expiration date in 2029.

(33) On 03/22/2023 Dr Eric Bunting invests an additional $15,000 in a private Placement of convertible notes and warrants.

(34) On 02/13/2024 Dr Eric Bunting invests an additional $10,000 in QS Energy

All of the individuals named above are part of QSEP's Board of Directors. All of them are investing their own money in QSEP. While NDA's may prevent them from talking about the specifics of any particular corporate relationships, this is a powerful alternative way to express just how confident they are in QSEP's immediate future.

I've emphasized the word immediate because I think the motivation for early conversion of 10 year stock options is based on a strong belief that the stock will be going substantially higher in the near term. This early conversion will reduce the future tax burden substantially if that were to occur (long term capital gain instead of ordinary income).

The "bargain element" of a stock option is taxed as ordinary income while the remaining gain is taxed at the lower capital gains rate. Exercise of a stock option while the underlying security price is low insures that the "bargain element" will also be low allowing for the best tax outcome (the bargain element is the difference between the price at the time of exercise and the grant price). For the owner of a QSEP stock option it requires a very powerful incentive to give up a 10 year "free look". A savvy investor would hold onto a stock option as long as possible, exercising and putting up money only at a time when the outlook was so positive that it is likely to move the stock substantially higher. Anybody exercising their stock options today must feel now is that time.

Fine, fine, fine..... but what's NEW other than more insider buying? What concrete developments have happened towards actual testing again? After that last test, where are the companies drooling over the chance to try it out? It should not take this long if there is much interest, or any genuine interest. The stockholders are waiting. The employees are waiting. The companies that would love to be our suppliers are waiting. Why are we still all waiting? Why the ultra drawn out process for something that would be so desirable?

Exactly... Engineering.

If authorities don't believe lies told by uneducated fools with a low IQ, compulsive liar's, cowards, grubs, tax cheats, paid bashers or fraudsters, nor do I

The License Agreements are exclusive, and the territory licensed to the Company is worldwide and replace previously issued License Agreements.

UPDATED. More "INSIDER BUYING". Below is a recap of all the RECENT "INSIDER BUYING" by QS directors. This includes the RECENT $275,000 investment by the uncompensated ceo Kyte. The list CONTINUES to grow & grow

https://ir.qsenergy.com/all-sec-filings/content/0001683168-24-000913/ownership.html

https://ir.qsenergy.com/all-sec-filings/content/0001683168-23-001711/ownership.html

https://ir.qsenergy.com/all-sec-filings/content/0001683168-22-005510/ownership.html

https://ir.qsenergy.com/all-sec-filings/content/0001683168-21-003139/ownership.html

https://ir.qsenergy.com/all-sec-filings/content/0001683168-21-003137/ownership.html

https://ir.qsenergy.com/all-sec-filings/content/0001683168-20-002014/ownership.html

https://ir.qsenergy.com/all-sec-filings/content/0001683168-20-002016/ownership.html


(1) On 8/5/2016 Don Dickson invests $70,000 in a Private Placement offering of convertible notes and warrants.

(2) On 10/13/2016 Don Dickson converts his note into common stock.

(3) On 4/17/2017 Dr. Eric Bunting invests $50,000 in a Private Placement offering of convertible notes and warrants.

(4) On 5/15/17 Richard Munn invests $10,000 in a Private Placement offering of convertible notes and warrants. He immediately converts the notes to common stock.

(5) On 5/15/2017 Richard Munn buys 42,000 shares of common stock in the open market at $0.24 per share.

(6) On 5/31/2017 Thomas Bundros invests $100,000 in a private Placement of convertible notes and warrants. He immediately converts the notes to common stock.

(7) On 7/19/2017 Dr. Eric Bunting invests an additional $40,000 to convert his warrants and stock options into common stock well before their expiration dates.

(8) On 7/30/2017 Don Dickson invests an additional $38,500 to convert warrants into common stock.

(9) On 8/2/2017 Gary Buchler invests $50,000 to buy common stock at market prices and convert all of his vested stock options.

(10) On 10/2/2017 Dr. Eric Bunting invests an additional $33,875 to buy 125,000 shares of common stock in the open market at $.271 per share. He also converts 178,002 of his newly vested stock options into common stock at an out of pocket cost of $12,460. This brings his total common stock holdings to 6,735,430 shares worth approx. $1.8 million at today's price.

(11) On 2/6/2018 Dr. Eric Bunting converts 179,710 of his newly vested stock options into common stock, well before their expiration date, at an out of pocket cost of $12,580.

(12) On 3/30/2018 Dr. Eric Bunting invests another $40,000 in a private Placement of convertible notes and warrants. He immediately converts the notes to common stock.

(13) On 3/30/2018 Dr. Eric Bunting invests an additional $18,000 to convert warrants into common stock, well before their expiration date.

(14) On 05/14/2018 Richard Munn invests an additional $5,500 to convert his 110,000 warrants into common stock.

(15) On 11/26/2018 Dr Eric Bunting invests another $25,000 in a private Placement of convertible notes and warrants.

(16) On 11/26/2018 Don Dickson invests another $25,000 in a private Placement of convertible notes and warrants.

(17) On 02/21/2019 ceo Jason Lane invests $25,000 in a private Placement of convertible notes and warrants.

(18) On 02/25/2019 Thomas Bundros invests $15,000 in a private Placement of convertible notes and warrants.

(19) On 02/25/2019 Richard Munn invests $10,000 in a private Placement of convertible notes and warrants.

(20) On 3/21/2019 Dr. Eric Bunting invests an additional $50,000 to convert warrants into common stock, well before their expiration date.

(21) On 04/03/2019 Thomas Bundros invests an additional $8,250 to convert warrants into common stock, well before their expiration date.

(22) On 02/25/2019 Richard Munn invests an additional $11,000 to convert warrants into common stock, well before their expiration date.

(23) On 06/04/2019 Dr Eric Bunting invests another $100,000 in a private Placement of convertible notes and warrants.

(24) On 09/23/2019 Dr Eric Bunting invests another $200,000 in a private Placement of convertible notes and warrants.

(25) On 03/23/2020 Dr Eric Bunting invests another $30,000 in a private Placement of convertible notes and warrants.

(26) On 03/18/2020 chairman Jason Lane invests another $20,000 in a private Placement of convertible notes and warrants.

(27) On 06/12/2020 ceo Don Dickson invests another $10,000 in a private placement of convertible notes and warrants.

(28) On 06/19/2020 cfo Michael McMullen invests $6,600 in a private placement of convertible notes and warrants.

(29) On 06/19/2020 Richard Munn invests another $10,000 in a private placement of convertible notes and warrants.

(30) On 06/19/2020 Dr Eric Bunting invests another $30,000 in a private placement of convertible notes and warrants.

(31) During the period August 2020, through June 2021 (the “Relevant Period”), Mr. Kyte provided the Company with $275,000 in working capital. During this Relevant Period, Mr. Kyte also introduced capital to the Company in the sum of $150,000 from third-party sources. This capital was received by the Company in exchange for convertible promissory notes and related warrants. With this additional third-party capital infusion, during this Relevant Period, Mr. Kyte was responsible, directly and indirectly, for providing the Company with working capital in the amount of $425,000.

(32) On 08/10/2022 Dr Eric Bunting invests an additional $20,000 to convert warrants into common stock, well before their expiration date in 2029.

(33) On 03/22/2023 Dr Eric Bunting invests an additional $15,000 in a private Placement of convertible notes and warrants.

(34) On 02/13/2024 Dr Eric Bunting invests an additional $10,000 in QS Energy

All of the individuals named above are part of QSEP's Board of Directors. All of them are investing their own money in QSEP. While NDA's may prevent them from talking about the specifics of any particular corporate relationships, this is a powerful alternative way to express just how confident they are in QSEP's immediate future.

I've emphasized the word immediate because I think the motivation for early conversion of 10 year stock options is based on a strong belief that the stock will be going substantially higher in the near term. This early conversion will reduce the future tax burden substantially if that were to occur (long term capital gain instead of ordinary income).

The "bargain element" of a stock option is taxed as ordinary income while the remaining gain is taxed at the lower capital gains rate. Exercise of a stock option while the underlying security price is low insures that the "bargain element" will also be low allowing for the best tax outcome (the bargain element is the difference between the price at the time of exercise and the grant price). For the owner of a QSEP stock option it requires a very powerful incentive to give up a 10 year "free look". A savvy investor would hold onto a stock option as long as possible, exercising and putting up money only at a time when the outlook was so positive that it is likely to move the stock substantially higher. Anybody exercising their stock options today must feel now is that time.

"We are delighted to announce the appointment of Christopher Gallagher, who brings a wealth of relevant technical, engineering, international business and industry expertise. He has been responsible for bringing numerous products to market, brings deep industry relationships, and has an exceptional grasp of fluid mechanics, which will be of tremendous benefit as we advance our full-scale pilot program and seek to enter the commercial phase."

Over his career, Dr. Gallagher has brought multiple technologies to the international market, has worked and sold products and services in many countries, and has deep expertise in addressing flow assurance and the complexities of heavy crude oil transportation for one of the largest oil services companies in the world. As President of Multiphase Consulting, Dr. Gallagher provides consulting services to the oil and gas industry in the areas of strategy development, due diligence, technical evaluation, and business development. He also advises clients on procurement of new technologies and acquisition activities. Previously, Dr. Gallagher served as President of e9 treatments, where he developed and executed a strategic plan to advance the company's surface treatment technologies in the oil and gas industry, including expansion of the IP portfolio, and commercialization activities, resulting in significant cost savings due to improved wax management for the customers. From 2012 to 2015, he served as Vice President of Technology and Product Management at Rockwater Energy Solutions, a leading provider of water solutions and oilfield chemicals to the North American oil and gas energy market. While at Rockwater, he built a strategy targeting high growth areas for development resulting in an increase in the number of successful new products by more than 200% the first year. He also streamlined operations and rationalized product lines resulting in significant cost savings. From 2010 to 2011 he served as a Vice President with SCF Partners, an energy-focused private equity firm. From 1996 to 2010 he served in a variety of roles with Baker Hughes, most recently as Vice President of Technology for Fluids and Chemicals managing a team of 100 scientists and engineers, where he oversaw a variety of product platforms including drilling fluids, reservoir fluids, fluid environmental services, production optimization, integrity management and flow assurance. Dr. Gallagher holds a Doctor of Philosophy in Chemical Engineering from the University of Notre Dame, a Master of Science in Chemical Engineering from the University of Notre Dame, and a Bachelor of Science in Chemical Engineering from the University of California, Davis. He has authored 10 patents and numerous publications in the fields of fluid dynamics, chemicals, as well as oil and gas technologies.

Dr. Gallagher noted, "Having worked closely with pipeline operators, I recognize the unmet market need for QS Energy's patented Applied Oil Technology (AOT). In my experience working with teams of scientists and engineers to find cost effective ways to reduce crude oil viscosity and increase pipeline efficiency, I have not come across a technology that could replace traditional diluents and additives. The AOT has the potential to reduce or eliminate dependence on chemical additives with an elegant electromechanical system. The value proposition from both a logistics and economic standpoint for the customers is compelling. I look forward to helping advance the technology through full commercialization and anticipate rapid market uptake."

Our current and primary product portfolio is dedicated to the crude oil production and transportation marketplace, with a specifically targeted product offering for enhancing the flow-assurance parameters of new and existing pipeline gathering and transmission systems.

We believe QS Energy’s technologies will enable the petroleum industry to gain key value advantages boosting profit, while satisfying the needs of regulatory bodies at the same time. Key players in the pipeline industry continue to demonstrate interest in our technologies.

we are proud to report that the AOT works at a full voltage of 40KV, well beyond the treatment field.

After that achievement we evaluated, reworked, and finally retested AOT to commercial viability.

So who from the London syndicate is SHORT big time on QS ? It's not too late to cover. The clock is ticking....

What about the London naked short syndicate shares ? No, there’s no such thing as naked shorting, nah. Ears pop to even the mention of it. Lmfao.

What a bait click hoot

https://otcshortreport.com/company/QSEP?index=qsep&action=view#.Vc0xR17ovIU

Once all the parts were delivered for a full AOT, we assembled the stack and installed the stack into the vessel. The vessel was filled with oil and tested. We were able to apply full voltage of 40.1kV to the AOT. We believe the AOT is ready to test with customer oil and be deployed back into the field. Having achieved a positive hydrostatic test, we were able to have our final engineering call with our new potential development partner. We are currently in pursuit of an LOI to include financial metrics for a commercially viable contract.

But wait, according to the “experts”, I thought this was supposed to be just a “simple leak test” ? Wonder why they would need to run the device at 40KV for a “simple leak test?” I guess we can also throw the “going against the laws of mother nature” claim out the window as well (I still laugh at that one). Looking forward to exposing more of the continued lies against the company....meanwhile I’ll continue loading up while the price is at a bargain rate.


https://s3.amazonaws.com/content.stockpr.com/qsenergy/files/news/2022/Successful_Hydrostatic_Test_Complete_December_30_2022.pdf

HAHAHAHAHA - the company and you have been saying that for years that they have been in discussions with Temple. Like discussions with unnamed fictitious pipeline operators it's all part of the scam.

I believe the last time authorities got involved with QS they were sanctioned weren't they? They were involved in a pump and dump. Did you have anything to do with that at that time? They were also accused of lying - who was CEO then?

The below is so TRUE in regards to QSEP

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NAKED SHORT SELLING gets reported differently & isn't part of Finra reporting. Experts that know their job tell me there is a HUGE SHORT position in QS from the London syndicate.

This is why I do my own d/d. I only take advice from professionals who know what they are talking about & who know how to read and understand public filings.

As QS is getting closer & closer to SUCCESS with the PROVEN AOT, those that are SHORT big time on QS seem to be getting more & more desperate with their CONTINUED LIES.

I would NOT want to be SHORT on QS Energy. I notice the SHORT POSITION in QS Energy is increasing as per the EVIDENCE in the short report below.

https://otcshortreport.com/company/QSEP?index=qsep&action=view#.Vc0xR17ovIU

That is true, I have far lower margin requirements than 250k, so at 250k it doesn't make a lot of sense.

I am short and wouldn't like be long

I have been short since 2014, and will keep my short position up just to keep me interested in the story

If orders materialize and the company starts generating cash flow commensurate with the current market capitalization, I am more than willing to admit that I am wrong and cover my short position.

but I still have a residual short position left to keep me interested. If the stock goes up more, I might increase my short position.

I just think that this is a worthless POS pump-and-dump scheme that has been fleecing shareholders for years, and that is the reason I've been short this name for a few years.

It seems like Temple University in the process of writing off debt owed as has happened in the past. The FACTS below are in the public filings. This is why I don't take advice from compulsive liar's who are SHORT big time on QS

This is why I do my own d/d. I only take advice from professionals who know what they are talking about & who know how to read and understand public filings.

The Company is currently in discussions with Temple to settle or cure the past due balance.

Well said. I agree with your points. The paid bashers & shorters have an agenda here & they hate their lies being exposed. Poster AISI & others have done a great job calling out their nonsense posts. I've recently had a few other paid bashers that don't even post on the QS thread send me private messages to my ihub inbox making certain threats. These desperate paid bashers & shorters might know something is brewing & they are trying to "shake the tree". These clowns must enjoy being laughed at. The uneducated fools with a low IQ must all be inter connected with market maker Puma who is SHORT big on QS.

In its most extensive testing during this deployment, the AOT was operated under full-scale commercial operating conditions over a two-day period. Operations were overseen by the pipeline operator and QS Energy engineers, while engineers from ATS RheoSystems, a division of the CANNON Instrument Company (“ATS”), were on-site collecting data for subsequent analysis. Oil samples were taken from the pipeline both before and after treatment by the AOT. Viscosity measurements were conducted on three grades of heavy crude oils over the two-day testing period. Data collected and analyzed before and after AOT treatment demonstrated a decrease in viscosity of approximately 23 percent 3 hours after treatment, and a decrease in viscosity of approximately 11 percent 13 hours after treatment; 22 hours after treatment, the crude oil had returned to its original pr e-treated viscosity.

Small companies don’t waste $100M over a period of 20 years that was primarily spent on overhead not R&D. No small company would pay Temple hundreds of thousands of dollars & still owe them millions collecting interests for them to do nothing but collect a check! This is a charade and you don’t even understand the basic principals which Qsep claims it defies! Your college is calling…they would like your fake degree back!

If authorities don't believe lies told by uneducated fools with a low IQ, compulsive liar's, cowards, grubs, tax cheats, paid bashers or fraudsters, nor do I

The License Agreements are exclusive, and the territory licensed to the Company is worldwide and replace previously issued License Agreements.

HA - mistakes have been made? I'd say the biggest mistake is believing this would actually work. It's like people investing in the perpetual motion machine.

I thought that you would be proud to report that there is still no interest in someone anyone wanting to test the magic white pipe.

The critics on this one are scientifically inept, but quite deviously creative. Small companies like this struggle because they don't have the resources and manpower to get the engineering done quickly. This one has moved slower than a snail, and mistakes were made (as they say), but it does not invalidate the science or the engineering that has been done.

we are proud to report that the AOT works at a full voltage of 40KV, well beyond the treatment field.

UPDATED. More "INSIDER BUYING". Below is a recap of all the RECENT "INSIDER BUYING" by QS directors. This includes the RECENT $275,000 investment by the uncompensated ceo Kyte. The list CONTINUES to grow & grow

https://ir.qsenergy.com/all-sec-filings/content/0001683168-24-000913/ownership.html

https://ir.qsenergy.com/all-sec-filings/content/0001683168-23-001711/ownership.html

https://ir.qsenergy.com/all-sec-filings/content/0001683168-22-005510/ownership.html

https://ir.qsenergy.com/all-sec-filings/content/0001683168-21-003139/ownership.html

https://ir.qsenergy.com/all-sec-filings/content/0001683168-21-003137/ownership.html

https://ir.qsenergy.com/all-sec-filings/content/0001683168-20-002014/ownership.html

https://ir.qsenergy.com/all-sec-filings/content/0001683168-20-002016/ownership.html


(1) On 8/5/2016 Don Dickson invests $70,000 in a Private Placement offering of convertible notes and warrants.

(2) On 10/13/2016 Don Dickson converts his note into common stock.

(3) On 4/17/2017 Dr. Eric Bunting invests $50,000 in a Private Placement offering of convertible notes and warrants.

(4) On 5/15/17 Richard Munn invests $10,000 in a Private Placement offering of convertible notes and warrants. He immediately converts the notes to common stock.

(5) On 5/15/2017 Richard Munn buys 42,000 shares of common stock in the open market at $0.24 per share.

(6) On 5/31/2017 Thomas Bundros invests $100,000 in a private Placement of convertible notes and warrants. He immediately converts the notes to common stock.

(7) On 7/19/2017 Dr. Eric Bunting invests an additional $40,000 to convert his warrants and stock options into common stock well before their expiration dates.

(8) On 7/30/2017 Don Dickson invests an additional $38,500 to convert warrants into common stock.

(9) On 8/2/2017 Gary Buchler invests $50,000 to buy common stock at market prices and convert all of his vested stock options.

(10) On 10/2/2017 Dr. Eric Bunting invests an additional $33,875 to buy 125,000 shares of common stock in the open market at $.271 per share. He also converts 178,002 of his newly vested stock options into common stock at an out of pocket cost of $12,460. This brings his total common stock holdings to 6,735,430 shares worth approx. $1.8 million at today's price.

(11) On 2/6/2018 Dr. Eric Bunting converts 179,710 of his newly vested stock options into common stock, well before their expiration date, at an out of pocket cost of $12,580.

(12) On 3/30/2018 Dr. Eric Bunting invests another $40,000 in a private Placement of convertible notes and warrants. He immediately converts the notes to common stock.

(13) On 3/30/2018 Dr. Eric Bunting invests an additional $18,000 to convert warrants into common stock, well before their expiration date.

(14) On 05/14/2018 Richard Munn invests an additional $5,500 to convert his 110,000 warrants into common stock.

(15) On 11/26/2018 Dr Eric Bunting invests another $25,000 in a private Placement of convertible notes and warrants.

(16) On 11/26/2018 Don Dickson invests another $25,000 in a private Placement of convertible notes and warrants.

(17) On 02/21/2019 ceo Jason Lane invests $25,000 in a private Placement of convertible notes and warrants.

(18) On 02/25/2019 Thomas Bundros invests $15,000 in a private Placement of convertible notes and warrants.

(19) On 02/25/2019 Richard Munn invests $10,000 in a private Placement of convertible notes and warrants.

(20) On 3/21/2019 Dr. Eric Bunting invests an additional $50,000 to convert warrants into common stock, well before their expiration date.

(21) On 04/03/2019 Thomas Bundros invests an additional $8,250 to convert warrants into common stock, well before their expiration date.

(22) On 02/25/2019 Richard Munn invests an additional $11,000 to convert warrants into common stock, well before their expiration date.

(23) On 06/04/2019 Dr Eric Bunting invests another $100,000 in a private Placement of convertible notes and warrants.

(24) On 09/23/2019 Dr Eric Bunting invests another $200,000 in a private Placement of convertible notes and warrants.

(25) On 03/23/2020 Dr Eric Bunting invests another $30,000 in a private Placement of convertible notes and warrants.

(26) On 03/18/2020 chairman Jason Lane invests another $20,000 in a private Placement of convertible notes and warrants.

(27) On 06/12/2020 ceo Don Dickson invests another $10,000 in a private placement of convertible notes and warrants.

(28) On 06/19/2020 cfo Michael McMullen invests $6,600 in a private placement of convertible notes and warrants.

(29) On 06/19/2020 Richard Munn invests another $10,000 in a private placement of convertible notes and warrants.

(30) On 06/19/2020 Dr Eric Bunting invests another $30,000 in a private placement of convertible notes and warrants.

(31) During the period August 2020, through June 2021 (the “Relevant Period”), Mr. Kyte provided the Company with $275,000 in working capital. During this Relevant Period, Mr. Kyte also introduced capital to the Company in the sum of $150,000 from third-party sources. This capital was received by the Company in exchange for convertible promissory notes and related warrants. With this additional third-party capital infusion, during this Relevant Period, Mr. Kyte was responsible, directly and indirectly, for providing the Company with working capital in the amount of $425,000.

(32) On 08/10/2022 Dr Eric Bunting invests an additional $20,000 to convert warrants into common stock, well before their expiration date in 2029.

(33) On 03/22/2023 Dr Eric Bunting invests an additional $15,000 in a private Placement of convertible notes and warrants.

(34) On 02/13/2024 Dr Eric Bunting invests an additional $10,000 in QS Energy

All of the individuals named above are part of QSEP's Board of Directors. All of them are investing their own money in QSEP. While NDA's may prevent them from talking about the specifics of any particular corporate relationships, this is a powerful alternative way to express just how confident they are in QSEP's immediate future.

I've emphasized the word immediate because I think the motivation for early conversion of 10 year stock options is based on a strong belief that the stock will be going substantially higher in the near term. This early conversion will reduce the future tax burden substantially if that were to occur (long term capital gain instead of ordinary income).

The "bargain element" of a stock option is taxed as ordinary income while the remaining gain is taxed at the lower capital gains rate. Exercise of a stock option while the underlying security price is low insures that the "bargain element" will also be low allowing for the best tax outcome (the bargain element is the difference between the price at the time of exercise and the grant price). For the owner of a QSEP stock option it requires a very powerful incentive to give up a 10 year "free look". A savvy investor would hold onto a stock option as long as possible, exercising and putting up money only at a time when the outlook was so positive that it is likely to move the stock substantially higher. Anybody exercising their stock options today must feel now is that time.

But poster AISI has exposed your lack of scientific and investment knowledge time & time again only for the compulsive liar & uneducated fool to run and hide.

You specifically claimed the most recent test was done without oil in the AOT. That was wrong! No amount of dancing and misdirection will change that.

In the past you have specifically claimed crude oil was non-polar. That was wrong! In fact, now you are saying that crude can contain conductive trace compounds. Thank you for inadvertently owning your blunder.

You have specifically claimed that it is a "law of mother nature" that viscosity can't be changed without changing density. That was wrong! Richard Feynman would have laughed his a** off if you shared that with him.

It looks like you are the one "defending the indefensible".

More LIES exposed. Thanks to poster AISI for posting more FACTS. If the authorities don't believe the lying grubs with a low IQ, nor do I.

Sano sneers that "anyone following this company & awake knows it was a pressure hydrostatic test that they also ran a current through. It wasn't operating with oil".... He goes on trying to further educate us all about how water is not that conductive and its use is a far cry from duplicating "field conditions".

The problem with this analysis is that OIL WAS USED in the hydrostatic test. The following is a quote from QS Energy:

After final assembly, on December 29th, the AOT was configured with a representative oil sample whilst maximum power was applied. Figure 2 shows the power supply at 40.2 kV during the test. While we expect to operate around 28 kV the additional voltage availability will allow us the flexibility of increasing the electric field if we have a desire or need to do so.

So true. Thanks AISI for posting more FACTS & exposing the LIES of SHORTERS & BASHERS who continue to make fools of themselves

I have addressed all of the nonsense in your next to the last post many times in the past. I'm not going to waste my time again. I will leave you with one question. If your claim is true that the science behind the AOT can't work because of some made up law of nature as well as all of the other problems you have innumerated, then what explains the results below from a test on the TransCanada Pipeline.

Subsequent testing by ATS in September 2014 demonstrated viscosity reductions of 8% to 23% depending on flow rates and crude oil types in transit. In its summary report, ATS concluded that i) data indicated a decrease in viscosity of crude oil flowing through the TransCanada pipeline due to AOT treatment of the crude oil; and ii) the power supply installed on our equipment would need to be increased to maximize reduction in viscosity and take full advantage of the AOT technology. While more testing is required to establish the efficacy of our AOT technology, we are encouraged by the findings of these field tests performed under commercial operating conditions. We look forward to further development and commercialization of our technology.



Did you catch that? Under full commercial operating conditions the AOT demonstrated viscosity reductions of between 8% to 23%. Those are not trivial numbers. Those numbers were achieved despite the AOT being severely under powered. The science worked! The engineering not so much.

Was Mother Nature off duty when that occurred? Maybe someone snuck in and altered the data.What do you think?

Great post with all the FACTS. Watch all the compulsive liars & uneducated fools with a low IQ posts more lies & nonsense. Thanks AISI for continuing to post the TRUTH....

Recently I have posted how important the AOT hydrostatic tests using oil and high voltage have been in recreating conditions close to those on a commercial pipeline. Push back from the usual suspects was immediate.

PumpersExposed said:

But things like this hydrostatic test are so laughable, and let stand for pundits to run with because they have nothing else to promote, and they wanted a meaningless pressure test for certification to seem like more than it was. It's 'really' simple to look up what this is.. I mean the word 'hydro' kinda gives it away.



Pumper laughs at us for thinking that oil can be used in a hydrostatic test. Derisively he says the word "hydro" kind of gives it away.

Sano gave us this pearl:

The company itself refers to the test as a “hydrostatic test” which ( Sano says) is preformed with water.



But, they would be wrong. From Wikipedia:

Hydrostatic tests are conducted under the constraints of either the industry's or the customer's specifications, or may be required by law. The vessel is filled with a nearly incompressible liquid – usually water or oil – pressurized to test pressure, and examined for leaks or permanent changes in shape.



From Merriam Webster:


hydrostatics
noun
hy·?dro·?stat·?ics ?hi-dr?-'sta-tiks
plural in form but singular in construction
: a branch of physics that deals with the characteristics of fluids at rest and especially with the pressure in a fluid or exerted by a fluid



Sano echoed Pumper stating categorically that oil was not used in the AOT hydrostatic test even though the May 23rd Press Release said that it was.

More push back came when I stated that the design of the AOT when deployed was to slow the speed of pipeline oil during its transit through the AOT. This was to allow enough time for full treatment. Instead of the AOT having to treat turbulent oil moving at 5mph it is treating oil moving slowly in laminar fashion. While the oil in the hydrostatic test was not moving it is not far off from slow laminar flow conditions.

Sano said:

So Aot is now a bottle neck right after exiting a pump station’s 3500 hp turbulent outflow? I’d stop now if I was you.



Pumper weighed in, if you can make any sense of his gobble de gook post:

Yes hilarious.. the oil speeds asking.. then shows inside an aotee, then shows back up again on the other side! Magic! Because if it didn't, it would cost the shipper massive cash in less barrels moved per day, and they'd probably pull the bottleneck off the line quickly



Not to be outdone Soxy added:

If I have oil flowing at 5mph through a pipeline and then slow it down to treat it (per your statement) what happens to the oil that was flowing in front of the treated oil? That oil is still flowing at supposedly a fastr rate because that they were treated so there is then a vacuum created between the slower flowing oil and the faster oil in front of it. How does that work?



To understand how oil can move more slowly through the AOT than the rest of a pipeline without causing a "bottleneck" you must first go to the home page of the QS Energy website. You will see a picture of an AOT four unit skid. Each unit has a 36 inch inside diameter as does the TransCanada Pipeline on which it was deployed.

The inside volume of the 4 parallel AOT units when combined is far greater than a similar length of TransCanada's 36 inch diameter pipe. Situated just downstream of the pumping station the AOT receives oil moving at roughly 5 mph through the TC 36 inch diameter pipe connected to its own 36 inch pipe. The oil is then split into the 4 units on the skid. As it flows through the AOT it is treated. Then the oil is combined back into a 36 inch pipe which in turn is connected back into TransCanada' 36 inch pipeline.

Oil enters the AOT at 5 mph. Oil exits the AOT at 5 mph. Oil might run through the AOT at something like 1 1/2 to 2 mph. The volume entering the AOT is the same as the volume exiting. Think of the AOT like a bigger pipeline with say a 48 inch diameter that can move the same volume at 2 mph that a 36 inch pipeline can at 5 mph. The 4 combined units of the AOT are like the larger diameter pipeline. To slow the speed of oil even more just add units or increase their size.

Without full deployment along the full length of the pipeline the speed of the oil running through the pipeline can't be increased but pumping pressure and costs can be greatly reduced. Full deployment along the length of the line will allow for increased speed and greater delivered volumes.

My apologies to any real pipeline engineers out there. My numbers were for illustration purposes only. The complexities of the AOT are far greater than this poster has knowledge of, though I think I got the basic idea right.

As zerosnoop is fond of saying " this was far more than a simple leak test ".

Thanks As I See It for posting the FACTS & exposing the lies by poster Sano

I find it hilarious that Sano's most recent post attempts to make fun of QS Energy's CEO while completely botching the facts that are the basis for his criticism. Here is a quote from that post:

The crack Qsep CEO/CFO/COB claimed in the last update that a “proven demonstration of the AOT…” has taken place, yet anyone following this company & awake knows it was a pressure hydrostatic test that they also ran current through.It wasn’t operating with oil and setup on a fully functioning pipeline at anywhere near field like condition and water is not that conductive. Heck if they flooded the tank with distilled water there would be virtually no chance of a ground short. The point is, the management of Qsep will say anything even if it crosses the line. This after Qsep has been warned by the SEC specifically not to use the term “ proven”.



Sano sneers that "anyone following this company & awake knows it was a pressure hydrostatic test that they also ran a current through. It wasn't operating with oil".... He goes on trying to further educate us all about how water is not that conductive and its use is a far cry from duplicating "field conditions".

The problem with this analysis is that OIL WAS USED in the hydrostatic test. The following is a quote from QS Energy:

After final assembly, on December 29th, the AOT was configured with a representative oil sample whilst maximum power was applied. Figure 2 shows the power supply at 40.2 kV during the test. While we expect to operate around 28 kV the additional voltage availability will allow us the flexibility of increasing the electric field if we have a desire or need to do so.



These are some of managements comments about this version of the AOT:

Despite the compounding issues, we are proud to report that the AOT works at a full voltage of 40KV, well beyond the treatment field. We took the cautious and necessary steps to ensure this final iteration of AOT can go straight to a field test to be determined.



While there have been frustrating and unexpected delays in the past two years, management, shareholders, and engineers ultimately accomplished the goal of delivering a functional AOT.



Evaluated, redesigned, and tested the final successful iteration of the AOT.



Demonstrated that a fully assembled AOT would operate at target electric field strength and more.



QS Energy makes it quite clear that the next step is a field test. They have never claimed the AOT was commercially proven. They believe that the recent testing has proven that they have solved previously identified problems successfully. I will admit, however, in some cases their wording could have been more precise
As I stated in a previous post, the AOT is designed to slow the speed of the oil considerably as it is treated. This mean that the conditions during their most recent tests (with crude oil) are much closer to conditions inside an AOT on an actual commercial pipeline than one might think.

More of Sano's LIES exposed by AISI, well done

Because I said that the design of the AOT is to slow crude oil as it passes through the AOT for proper treatment you are now saying::

So Aot is now a bottle neck right after exiting a pump station’s 3500 hp turbulent outflow? I’d stop now if I was you



No bottleneck. We had this same discussion 8 months ago. You either can't remember, can't grasp the concept, or are just making stupid arguments for the fun of it. Another waste of my time.

From a post 8 months ago:
If we use the TransCanada XL pipeline AOT installation as an example we can see the real story. The TC pipeline had a 36 inch diameter capable of moving 830,000 bpd. To accommodate that size line a skid of 4 AOTs was installed. Each of the four AOTs has an inside diameter of 36 inches. The whole point of installing multiple AOTs after each pumping station was to slow the flow of oil inside the AOT to allow adequate time for treatment to be effective without reducing the overall volume of the pipeline.




If you couldn't grasp the concept I was going to suggest you ask PumpersExposed for help, but I can see he doesn't get it either.

I've wasted enough time on you now. Good-bye.

The below is so TRUE in regards to QSEP

A stock basher is someone who manipulates the market to cause a drop in asset prices.

Stock bashers disseminate misinformation in the hopes that investors will believe the false claims and sell their stock before the price drops.

These individuals often target low-priced companies that have little to no available information on the market and may have positions in assets whose prices fall.

Some bashers may act alone or in groups or they may work on behalf of other individuals

Stock bashing is illegal and may be subject to fines and prosecution