Over the last several months, and especially the last few weeks we have been bombarded with requests for information on our Indianapolis project. We are encouraged by the interest generated via our web site and expressed by: e-mail, faxes, phone calls and personal visits, however, we did not feel that we were ready to actively seek additional locations for our products and services, until now.

Our original plan was to wait until we completed the first facility, than start marketing it worldwide as our agreement with PEAT calls for. But, because of the overwhelming interest in our Indianapolis facility we are literally being forced to talk about future sites for our waste processing facilities and systems, now. Needless to say we don't look at this as a bad thing! Apparently, there is a need and a serious interest in solving our present and future waste and environmental problems, sooner than later.

We've had serious inquiries from all parts of the United States, Canada, Mexico, and several Asian and European countries. These inquiries have come from individuals, businesses, communities and government agencies. Mostly, from individuals and businesses that are interested in securing the exclusive marketing rights for a particular area or for a particular waste stream.

We know there has been a great deal of interest in the waste management (production and destruction) industry over the last few years' utilizing plasma technology for waste destruction, but to date, no one has been capable of building one. There have been good reasons for not doing so, but it also appears that times have changed. Now, due to PEAT's patented and proven technology and HI's marketing concepts, it is now economically feasible to process several waste streams at lower costs than was first imagined.

Together PEAT and HI have spent over a million dollars developing the technology and the marketing concepts required for obtaining the permits necessary to build the facility in Indianapolis.

1. As our "Home Page" indicates, this is not a research and development project. The research and development necessary to build HI's PBPV System has been completed. HI is building a full size commercial, stand-alone, waste processing facility
   


2. As our "Project Update" page indicates, the permitting process has been completed. We will break ground by late summer or early fall. Keep in mind that PEAT and HI are the only technical (complete with patented technology and a working prototype) and marketing team that have the experience in obtaining "permits" in three cities.
   


3. As our "Marketing Strategies" page indicates, we are offering our technology to a wide variety of businesses and communities that are interested in our technology. The business community understands that HI is only interested in offering waste generators and the waste disposal industry with an alternative method of properly disposing of its waste streams. HI has no intentions of getting into the transportation business.

Covers the expenses reasonably incurred by HI & its associates in performing services. Including, but not limited to, materials, supplies, use of specialized equipment, business travel (airline, auto rental, hotel, etc.) and subsistence costs, including mileage, cellular and non-local telephone and other communication charges, express delivery, postage and freight charges, work processing, computer processing and reproduction and printing charges required in providing services, plus permit fees, taxes, charges and assessments on services.

Covers (both direct and indirect) and contracting costs incurred by HI & its associates and charged to HI & its associated in acquiring work or services by others on behalf of client in connection with performance of the project. HI will inform client on the utilization of all outside contractors, in advance, and will determine, in concert with client, the manner in which outside contractor service will be utilized.