Company Name: Integrated Environmental Technologies, Ltd.

Symbol: IEVM
Exchange: OTC:BB

Company Description

Integrated Environmental Technologies, Ltd. operates two technology divisions under its wholly-owned subsidiary I.E.T., Inc.:

• I.E.T.'s EcaFlo® Division features the 'ECA' technology that allows for water to be electro-chemically activated producing solutions that destroy microorganisms, neutralize chemical agents, purify water and clean and degrease surfaces.
• I.E.T.'s Essential Oils Extraction Division focuses on a new and improved technology for the extraction of high value bioactive compounds and oils from plants.

Both divisions are operated under contractual licenses and supply agreements with both domestic and international companies. Plans and projections for both divisions are separate and individual, yet they share an important commonality as environmentally friendly technologies. R&D for both divisions is accomplished with research partners Coastal Carolina University and Clemson University.

Notable Developments

On September 20, 2006, I.E.T. announced that it has secured an exclusive supply agreement with a United States manufacturer of electro-chemical activation "cells" ("C-50's" and "C-100's") that out-perform the previously utilized flow-through electrolytic modules that were a primary component of I.E.T.'s EcaFlo® equipment. This change affords I.E.T. the opportunity to continue to use its own proven platform for building and selling EcaFlo® equipment, but with an increased volumetric capacity of the same strong, reliable and predictable anolyte and catholyte solutions.

On March 24, 2006, I.E.T. received the results of laboratory testing done by a major independent petroleum service company on EcaFlo ® anolyte to control bacteria in pond water. The water, with a bacterial count of more than 12 log microbes/ml, was treated with anolyte at a dosing rate of 2 gallons of anolyte per 1000 gallons of pond water. A 9 log reduction in bacteria was accomplished in a contact time of 30 seconds and the remaining bacteria was well below the allowable threshold necessary to protect stimulation polymers and gels.

On December 12, 2004 I.E.T. announced their EcaFlo ® Model 080 is assembled, programmed and operational. EcaFlo ® Model 080 includes the following specifications: 8 Flow-through Electrolytic Modules (FEMs); Anolyte solutions of 400-500+ ppm FAC at 16-20 Gal/hr flow rate; Automatic operations with Programmable Logic Controllers (PLC), Human Machine Interface (HMI) color touch screen and Web-enabled functions. The NEMA 4X stainless steel portable cabinet weighs less than 140 pounds dry.

On August 5, 2004, Dr. Joseph Bennett, Environmental Quality Laboratory Director, Coastal Carolina University, Conway, South Carolina, provided testing results of petroleum well water aliquots, used in down-hole rock fracturing, treated with I.E.T.'s 1% EcaFlo ® anolyte solution. Dr. Bennett reported, "The tests showed total bacteria kill in less than 1 minute."