Earth Corp. signs $4.4M contract for the Triton FPSO in the North Sea

Sept. 12, 2005
Sells a TORR system and a supply contract for RPA cartridges to Wood Group, a large engineering, procurement & construction firm, that provides a range of offshore services to Amerada Hess, a major oil and gas producer and operator. The system will be installed on the Amerada Hess operated Triton floating, production, storage and offloading petroleum vessel, for the polishing treatment of produced water, as part of its overall environmental management and regulatory compliance strategy...

MONTREAL, Canada, Sept. 12, 2005 (PRNewswire) -- Earth Corp. has sold a TORR™ system and a supply contract for RPA® cartridges to Wood Group, a large engineering, procurement & construction firm, that provides a range of offshore services to Amerada Hess, a major oil and gas producer and operator. The TORR system will be installed on the Amerada Hess operated Triton Floating, Production, Storage and Offloading vessel located in the North Sea, for the polishing treatment of produced water, as part of its overall environmental management and regulatory compliance strategy.

Reducing the oil content in Produced Water to very low levels in repeated tests carried out onsite in the North Sea confirms the potential for Earth's technology to address the Oil & Gas industry's challenges. Industry metrics estimate that 3 barrels of formation water is produced for every barrel of oil on a global basis. This number rises substantially for maturing production areas such as the North Sea. Also, the pending regulatory changes coming in during 2006 as part of OSPAR, the convention for the reduction of oil released into open water in the North Sea, position Earth's technology as a potential leading solution to the problem.

"The TORR system is the latest available technology to assist producers in complying with the new discharge regulations in the North Sea. Earth has performed several tests on offshore platforms in the North Sea producing significant results. After focusing efforts on the Oil & Gas industry as a primary market for our products, Earth welcomes this contract as validation of commercial viability and of Earth as a potential partner throughout the Oil & Gas Industry," said Alain Ferland, president & CEO of Earth (Canada) Corp.

With a direct sale to Amerada Hess's Triton FPSO facility in the North Sea, Earth also advances on a near term goal of extending distribution capability. To date Earth has focused on development of the market for its products, resulting in commercial partnerships with several of the worlds largest oil services firms.

"We are pleased that Earth is able to provide a timely solution for our Triton operations that will potentially meet our requirements. The technology has been tailored to fit the minimal footprint available on the FPSO. We will be monitoring the performance of the technology very carefully," said Richard Jameson, Senior Project Engineering Advisor for Amerada Hess.

Earth (Canada) Corp. (www.earthcanada.com) is an oil services organization and a world leader in the development of leading edge technologies for hydrocarbon remediation. Through the use of Earth's proprietary RPA and TORR technologies, it's dedicated to the extraction of hydrocarbons from upstream oil and gas produced water.

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