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Gold/Mining/Energy : CRL,100% growth, EPS of .04 6months .39 stock

CRL 177.88

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Nov 4 3:59 PM EST

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To: Ross Orr who wrote (158)	12/22/1999 7:09:00 PM
From: Ciao	of 177

CANADIAN CHEMICAL RECLAIMING INC: New CCR Patent Aimed At Deepwater Oil & Gas Production / December 22, 1999 CANADIAN CHEMICAL RECLAIMING LTD ("CRL-V;CDNCF-L") - New CCR Patent Aimed At Deepwater Oil & Gas Production Mike Fillipoff, President & CEO of Canadian Chemical Reclaiming Ltd. ("CCR"), is pleased to announce that CCR has just been granted a U.S. Patent on a continuous process for recovering natural gas treating chemicals with high recovery rates. The patent covers technology particularly useful in deepwater hydrocarbon production. CCR considers this patent a significant milestone in its ongoing efforts to remain a leader in recovering processing liquids used in a wide variety of applications. Additional patents by CCR are pending for the same technology in numerous countries worldwide. This patented technology has a number of key features: continuous process; high recovery levels; pure products created from highly contaminated feed streams; reduced operating costs and improved economics; minimizes waste material; environmental benefits. In deepwater hydrocarbon production, CCR believes that the new patented process can effectively and economically recover hydrate inhibition chemicals, such as glycols or methanol, while virtually eliminating the environmental impact of the use of these chemicals and provides an important solution to previous challenges encountered with deepwater hydrocarbon production Management of CCR believes that deepwater offshore regions are expected to supply an increasing percentage of the world's demand for hydrocarbons. The September 1999 issue of Offshore magazine reported a record 25 worldwide deepwater discoveries so far this year. Referring to deepwater natural gas in the Gulf of Mexico, Offshore also stated "Gas Research Institute estimates there is 40 TCF of deepwater gas waiting in the wings for market. The number of new deepwater fields coming on stream in the next two years will double each year."

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