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Electromagnetic (EM) energy for large-scale industrial heating and drying.

Video courtesy of CBC News Calgary. Air date: May 9, 2022

Acceleware's Clean Tech Inverter enables the electrification of industrial heat and promises a dramatic reduction in GHGs. We are currently piloting RF XL, a next generation, patented, low-cost, non-aqueous recovery solution for heavy oil and oil sands; and believe that this technology can also improve processes in many other applications.

Laura and Michal discuss how RF XL's environmental benefits can help the industry transition to a clean energy future.

On November 24, 2021, Acceleware announced its financial and operating results for the nine months ended September 30, 2021 (all figures are in Canadian dollars unless otherwise noted). Acceleware’s third quarter results reflect contributions from the Company’s two business units, comprised of radio frequency heating technology (“RF Heating”), which supports a cost-effective and environmentally friendly alternative to steam assisted gravity drainage (“SAGD”) for the extraction of heavy oil and bitumen through its proprietary RF XL heating technology, along with high-performance scientific computing applications (“HPC”). https://www.acceleware.com/investors/financial-reports-public-filings.html

With over 165 billion barrels of oilsands reserves in Alberta alone, and a total addressable market of over 8 trillion barrels of heavy oil deposits globally, Acceleware's disruptive and proprietary RF XL technology is poised to revolutionize how this oil gets produced, enabling energy companies to cleanly and economically increase production levels while reducing carbon emissions. That's Innovation. That's Acceleware.

Acceleware's Chief Scientific Officer Dr. Michal Okoniewski gives a tour of the electrical house before it gets finalized and moved up to Marwayne. Keep up-to-date on our progress: https://www.acceleware.com/projects/rf-xl-commercial-pilot-test-timeline.html