Facts (?)

Possible Sites in US that could use EKOR
From a bulletin board post on 3/28/00:
What a contribution EKOR will make to the world by helping to contain the safety problems at:
  • 1. Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory in CA
  • 2. Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory in CA
  • 3. Sandia National Laboratories in CA
  • 4. Rocky Flats Environmental Site in Golden, CO
  • 5. Argonne National Laboratory outside Idaho Falls
  • 6. Idaho National Engineering and Environmental Laboratory
  • 7. Argonne National Laboratory outside Chicago
  • 8. Paducah Gaseous Diffusion Plant in Kentucky
  • 9. Kansas City Plant in Kansas City
  • 10. Weldon Springs Site Action Project in Weldon Springs Missouri
  • 11. Nevada Test Site, 65 miles northwest of Las Vegas
  • 12. Los Alamos National Laboratory in New Mexico
  • 13. Sandia National Laboratories in Albuquerque
  • 14. Waste Isolation Pilot Plant in Carlsbad
  • 15. Brookhaven National Laboratory in Long Island
  • 16 West Valley Demonstration Project in West Valley, New York
  • 17. Fernaid Environmental Management Project in Cincinnati
  • 18. Mount Plant in Miamisburg
  • 19. Portsmouth Gaseous Diffusion Plant.
  • 20. Savannah River Site in Aiken, South Carolina
  • 21. Oak Ride National Laboratory in Tennesee
  • 22. Y-12 plant in Oak Ride, and The East Tennessee Technology Park
  • 23. Pantex Plant in Amarillo
  • 24. Pacific Northwest National Laboratory in Richland, Washington
  • 25. Volpentest HAMMER Training Facility in Hanford, Washington.



Also posted on 04/04/00 -
Nuclear energy accounted for approximately 22% of this generation (total US electrical output). In 1997, there were 104 commercial nuclear power reactors licensed to operate in 31 states.
...estimates a total of $227 billion over the next 75 years to clean up the 31 states...


 
Possible Marketing Efforts - It appears that none of these projections were successful.

There is a rumored exception to this one.
From the 03/31/00 SEC filing regarding Hybrid Nonisocyanate Polyurethan (the next generation of Polyurethane) --
We are marketing and selling HNIPU through one or more license or joint venture agreements with major chemical companies in the United States, Europe and Japan. Several major chemical companies have requested, and have been supplied with, sample HNIPU for evaluation and applications testing. We are currently in the final stages of discussions regarding HNIPU with several prospective business and joint venture partners, though of course until an agreement is actually signed we cannot assure you that any HNIPU deals will in fact be made.



Regarding LEM "Liquid Ebonite Mixtures", again from the 03/31/00 SEC filing -
Discussions of the potential licensing of LEM are in progress with five companies to the point where samples have been provided to three companies in Germany and two in the U.S. for testing and evaluation



Regarding RubCon "Rubber Concrete" again from the 03/31/00 SEC filing -
Discussions about the manufacture and sale of RubCon are ongoing with seven companies, five of them European. One company in Luxembourg and one in the U.S. are studying samples while additional companies are being contacted. Preliminary contacts in the U.S. chemical transportation industry indicate a possible interest by the Association of American Railroads to test this material for railroad ties. Other applications may be for pads in vibration-sensitive machinery such as compressors and pumps.



POWDERED METALLURGY TECHNOLOGY, again from the 03/31/00 SEC filing -
To market the powdered metallurgy technology , we are at this time in technical discussions with three European companies whose combined share of the world market in cobalt and nickel recovery exceeds 90%. Two companies in Israel and one in Canada have received samples for testing.



RAPIDLY BIODEGRADABLE HYDROPHOBIC MATERIAL (RHBM), again from the 03/31/00 SEC filing -
We have performed an in-plant demonstration of RHBM at a large paper company and are engaged in discussions with a paper coatings manufacturer for production of the material in the U.S. Samples have been sent to more than 30 companies worldwide that have indicated an interest in RHBM.



SORBTECH SB-1 - High Capacity Mineral Composite Sorbent for Oil Spill Removal, again from the 03/31/00 SEC filing -
A manufacturer in the U.S. has already indicated an interest in Sorbtech .



How Many EMPLOYEES does EURO have -

The company appears to be in a "hunkered down" position with only a skeleton crew. Headquarters are believed to be in West Palm Beach, Florida.