Salt Lake City, UT. July 28th, 2008
Purestream Technology has successfully deployed the Trilogy System on-site at the Danish Flats Disposal Facility in Southeastern Utah. Purestream is a Utah-based R&D company providing a suite of technologically advanced environmental solutions for oil and gas producers.

Trilogy is the integration of the world’s finest available technologies, science, procedures, monitoring methods, remote control capabilities and delivery systems into one cohesive product developed to address the challenges facing the world’s oil & gas production fields. The Trilogy System successfully scrubs air emissions, cleans and evaporates waste water and also provides remote water, oil and condensate data-tracking technology. Placed at the well site, one standard Trilogy unit can process up to 63,000 gallons per day, effectively removing harmful contaminants from waste water and rendering it cleaner than drinking water. A key feature of the system is its adaptive capability. It can be engineered and deployed to address specific issues facing any region or producer.

The technology behind the Trilogy System was the catalyst for the development of the suite of water solutions currently being deployed in key regions across the country as well as internationally. Namely, the AVARA, TrilogyZAP and IGF systems.

“The successful deployment of this solution is the culmination of a unique partnership between Utah State University’s Space Dynamics and Energy Dynamics Labs and Purestream. Purestream has been able to incorporate this cutting-edge technology into our solutions to effectively and reliably treat and purify wastewater, reduce air emissions and provide producers with revolutionary data tracking software,” said Neil Richardson, CEO, Purestream Technology.

Future plans are being discussed with West Virginia based PDC Mountaineer, LLC to integrate the technology into its Marcellus Shale operation in Taylor County, West Virginia.