- Cyber Enviro-Tech (CETI, Financial) secures registration with Kuwait Oil Company, potentially accessing a $100 million annual project.
- CETI's TDS SWD water remediation system can remove contaminants at levels 400 times greater than EPA standards.
- Achieving registration allows CETI access to broader opportunities in the Middle East through Kuwait Petroleum's network.
Cyber Enviro-Tech, Inc. (OTCQB:CETI) has successfully completed a two-year registration process with Kuwait Oil Company (KOC), the world's tenth largest oil producer. This notable achievement allows CETI to bid on a produced water remediation project valued at over $100 million annually.
CETI plans to demonstrate its Hybrid TDS SWD water remediation system, which is capable of removing contaminants at levels up to 400 times greater than EPA standards. The technology also features Zero Liquid Discharge (ZLD) capability, potentially eliminating up to 90 million gallons of fluid from disposal and storage daily. This marks a significant improvement in waste management solutions by detoxifying contaminated water in under 30 minutes, allowing for its safe reuse.
The successful registration with KOC not only positions CETI for potential project revenue but also provides access to Kuwait Petroleum Corporation's extensive network of refineries across multiple countries in the Middle East. This advancement aligns with CETI’s strategic growth plans, expanding its operational footprint in a region that faces significant environmental challenges.
This development was achieved through collaboration with Delta World Environmental Solutions, CETI’s exclusive partner in the Middle East. The partnership aims to deploy CETI's advanced hybrid systems that tackle severe environmental issues, heavily contributing to sustainable practices in the oil and gas sector.
