MagneGas makes equipment sale
Published by Francesca Brindle,
Editorial Assistant
Hydrocarbon Engineering,
MagneGas Corporation (MagneGas or the company) (MNGA) has announced that it has entered into its largest equipment sale to date with the signature of definitive agreements (agreements) to manufacture and deliver certain equipment and supplies to a company based in Germany. MagneGas will receive US$2.65 million for its proprietary gasification and sterilisation systems and will supply MagnesGas2® fuel and cylinders.
Under the terms of the Agreements, MagneGas will manufacture and deliver: 1) A 300KW stationary gasification system; 2) A 100KW mobile sterilisation system; 3) 250 cylinders full of MagneGas2; and 4) 50 MagneGas regulators. A deposit of US$25 000 has been received, with progress payments totalling US$2.625 million to be paid over the course of the manufacturing and delivery of the various systems. The first payment of US$1.35 million is due in 90 days with progress payments due thereafter with set construction and delivery milestones. In addition, the German company has indicated an interest in negotiating to purchase several additional systems for multiple markets.
The German company has indicated they will initially utilise the gasification system to produce MagneGas2 fuel to sell into the German market with the potential of other markets coming online soon after. The sterilisation system is expected be used for demonstrations and small service contracts with the goal of entering the agriculture and municipal wastewater treatment markets in Germany.
Ermanno Santilli, CEO of MagneGas Corporation stated, "We are thrilled that our original LOI progressed so quickly to definitive agreements. We believe MagneGas2 fits very well into the European markets that have been moving towards clean and renewable fuel alternatives. This is the largest sale in the history of MagneGas and our first sale in Europe. We are looking forward to 2017 and believe this is a great start."
Read the article online at: https://www.hydrocarbonengineering.com/clean-fuels/06012017/magnegas-makes-equipment-sale/
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