Posted (Released) - TORONTO, ONTARIO--(Marketwired - Aug. 15, 2013)
Eurocontrol Technics Group Inc. (TSX VENTURE:EUO) ("Eurocontrol" or
the "Company"), a Canadian public company specializing in the
acquisition, development and commercialization of innovative energy
security, authentication, verification and certification technologies,
is pleased to announce the commencement of a pilot project through its
wholly owned subsidiary Xenemetrix with one of the largest container
shipping companies in the world with headquarters in Israel (the
"Collaborator"). The pilot project involves the installation of
Xenemetrix's new Petro-Marine XRF ™ monitoring system at the
Collaborator's hub in its main port. The Collaborator will operate the
system to serve its managed fleet in excess of 100 marine vessels. This
pilot program will allow Xenemetrix to field test its onboard solution
and afford the Collaborator early access to this state-of-art
technology. Upon successful completion of the pilot project the
Collaborator will consider implementing Xenemetrix's solution at seven
of its shipping hubs worldwide.
Petro-Marine XRF ™ is an onboard or hub-based X-Ray
Fluorescence analysis and monitoring solution that facilitates regular
and timely compliance of marine vessels with new and existing
international regulations, and enhances the preventive maintenance
process - leading to significant operational cost savings. The XRF
system analyzes and monitors sulfur levels in marine fuels, Cat Fines
during bunkering of the ship and before actual fuel usage, sea water
contamination in fuels and wear metals and additives in lubricant oils.
This allows for regulatory compliance, uninterrupted engine operation,
predictable maintenance schedules and prevention of major engine
failure. The target market for the Petro-Marine XRF ™ system is merchant
ships of which there are approximately 55,000 currently in service
worldwide including bulk carriers, dry cargo vessels, multi-purpose
vessels, container vessels, tankers, liquid petroleum gas, liquid
natural gas and most cruise ships, providing the Company with an
available market approximating US$1.6 billion.
Doron Reinis, Xenemetrix's CEO, stated, "We are thrilled to
have this opportunity which confirms the necessity for Petro-Marine XRF ™
in the maritime industry" and Bruce Rowlands, Chairman and CEO of
Eurocontrol added, "The Collaborator's initiative and dedication to
improved environmental performance as evidenced by their association
with The Clean Cargo Working Group and their collaboration with
Xenemetrix on Petro-Marine XRF ™ is a strong endorsement that we
welcome."
About Eurocontrol Technics Group Inc.
Eurocontrol through its three wholly owned subsidiaries,
Global Fluids International S.A. ("GFI"), Xenemetrix Inc. ("Xenemetrix")
and XwinSys Ltd. ("XwinSys"), is a leading provider and innovator of
detection and marking systems worldwide. GFI and Xenemetrix are global
pioneers in developing and implementing innovative molecular marking
systems for the oil industry and XwinSys is currently a development
stage company. GFI's unique and proprietary liquid authentication
system, Petromark™, is the world's leading solution for fully integrated
oil marking, mixing and detection. Xenemetrix is a leading designer,
manufacturer and marketer of energy-dispersive x-ray fluorescence
("EDXRF") systems, a technology that is the most accurate and economic
method for determining the chemical composition of many types of
materials, including the analysis of petroleum oils and fuel. XwinSys is
developing technology and intellectual property that will combine 2D
and 3D image processing technology from Brossh Inspection Systems Ltd.
of Israel with Xenemetrix's EDXRF technology for application in the
semi-conductor manufacturing process.
For further information on Eurocontrol, please visit the Company's website at www.eurocontrol.ca.
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