QS Energy announces plans to investigate Middle East for potential AOT partnerships

QS Energy announces plans to investigate Middle East for potential AOT partnerships
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QS Energy announced that it has updated its plan to develop
AOT opportunities in the Middle East. 

AOT, or Applied Oil Technology, is a
pipeline solution made by the company that focuses on increasing flow rates,
reducing power consumption, optimizing flow assurance, enhancing pipeline
integrity and preventing bottlenecks.

“Due to a convergence of factors, including political,
technological, societal and economic, the dynamics of the world’s market-making
OPEC member nations are evolving dramatically,” the company’s press release
states. “Not the least of these developments is the highly anticipated initial
public offering of Saudi Aramco, a move that would overnight create an expected
investor-held market cap of $2 trillion to $3 trillion. As the largest IPO in
history, Saudi Arabian Oil Co. represents both long-term liquidity for the
Saudi Royal family and a projected $1 billion in bankers’ fees for those
handling the largest investment-bank deal ever.”

With global changes afoot in the oil industry, the company
plans on gathering operational metrics for target pipeline infrastructures
under a non-disclosure agreement and then providing an AOT Case Study Analysis
report.



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