EncapSol’s unique ability to separate oil from virtually any material means that all the hydrocarbon-contaminated ground-soil properties in America, and around the world, can now be cleaned of all oil, leaving clean sand, clean gravel and clean rocks free of oil residues.

Currently, the environmental clean up business does not have a solvent that has proven as effective as EncapSol.  EncapSol can effectively clean up oil spills by encapsulating the oil so that it can be safely recovered.

When oil is spilled the first response by local, state or federal environmental protection agencies is to contain the spill, and then pay for the bulldozing of all oil-contaminated materials to be disposed of in a toxic landfill licensed to the handle huge volumes of oil-contaminated water.  Then the landfill uses steam-washing and detergent-washing clean-up methods that can produce more oil-contaminated materials and toxic waste water than the original oil spill itself.

Using the same type of EncapSol Oil Recovery machine that demonstrated the successful extraction of oil from Utah tar sands, toxic oil spill and sludge pit oil field waste materials will no longer need to be dumped, at great expense to the government or the environment, in licensed toxic landfills.  EncapSol can turn this toxic liability into a profitable asset by extracting the oil from the oil spill or sludge pit for re-sale, while only leaving behind clean soil and agricultural grade water.

With EncapSol, the cost of environment clean-up can be partially if not fully paid for by the value of the oil recovered by the EncapSol process.  Thus, cash-strapped government agencies can still meet their EPA requirements to clean up oil spills and sludge pits at no net cost to their budgets.

Freestone intends to develop relationships with Canada’s leading oil sands operators for the purpose of utilizing our mobile EncapSol Oil Recovery machines to clean their toxic waste effluence.

Freestone will also work with existing environmental clean-up companies to transform their obsolete toxic sludge clean-up businesses into more profitable oil-recovery businesses that make money from the sale of the recovered oil and by-products of value, while enabling for a more efficient waste clean-up process.