NEW YORK, NY--(Marketwire - March 8, 2010) - Globotek Holdings, Inc. (
According to the company, once built, each of the facilities could add $10 million USD in revenue for a potential ten year revenue of $100 million USD. The client, ENL, has diverse global energy interests in the hydrocarbon sector, which extend to APG processing in Nigeria.
"ENL keenly supports energy infrastructure investment in Nigeria and Nigeria's commitment to reducing flare gas emissions in the Niger Delta, where the plants are to be constructed. Conclusion of this 10 year licensing and distribution agreement is an important milestone in this regard. We conducted research of various solution providers for APG flaring and hold the conviction that the Globotek model is particularly well suited to our operations in Nigeria. The technology's modular nature and lower capital outlay allows for quicker implementation and recuperation of capital. We are pleased having entered into this agreement which directly benefits the environment and the people of Nigeria," said Steven Redman, operations director for ENL.
According to a 2008 Statistical Energy Survey, Nigeria flares 75% of APG mainly due to the lack of a gas infrastructure. The government of Nigeria has set a target of zero flare starting 2010 and is providing incentives for the production and use of gas. "We are delighted that ENL has chosen our technology over other available options and the agreement allows Globotek immediate penetration into the huge Nigerian oil & gas market -- currently the 10th largest in the world," stated Globotek CEO Mr. Lukin.
About Globotek Holdings, Inc. (www.globotek-ir.com)
Associated Petroleum Gas (APG) is a by-product of crude oil extraction and its flaring currently accounts for approximately 400 million tons of harmful greenhouse gas emissions into the atmosphere every year. APG flaring has far reaching effects on the environment, public health and the economy.
Globotek is the developer and owner of a unique technology for the processing of APG that is carried out at the drilling field by a Modular Mobile Structure. Globotek's process involves the use of block-modular mobile complexes that each contain mini gas processing units and can be used in any environment where APG is flared. The advantages of the Globotek APG system are many but can be summarized as speed of construction and installation, small cost and a worldwide market. Russian legislation mandates that all oil fields in Russia must process APG to the international 95% standard by January 2012.
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