MEEC - Midwest Energy Emissions: SEA Change Underway Don't Miss The Rising Tide Lifting This Boat

• Roughly half the US coal power plants are infringing on MEEC’s SEA technology used to capture toxic mercury emissions from coal exhaust and preventing it from entering the atmosphere.
• MEEC has secured license agreements with the top four users of its technology. MEEC is at an inflection point as these agreements begin to ramp up during this quarter.
• MEEC’s strategy has moved on to the next dozen largest users of the SEA technology which represents about half the $100m +/- per year total market.
• Additionally, MEEC is in the discovery phase of a lawsuit against numerous companies in the refined coal industry – a favorable settlement here could be worth hundreds of millions of dollars.
• MEEC is now rolling out its fundamental sorbent technology to new applications including wastewater remediation, methane mitigation, and rare earth element extraction.

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