KAYAN through its subsidiary company Perseus was awarded an enhanced oil recovery contract by Andina. Andina is a state owned oil company in Bolivia. The contract was signed in 2015. The contract includes the design and construction of a reservoir enhancement tool that operates with a patented acoustic technologies. The technology has been utilized in Russia for fifteen years with a 356% per well increase in production. The submittals due after reward were tedious and included proof that no one else in the world has a like technology

After the submittal process Perseus studied the Cameri Field operated by Andina and then designed and constructed the acoustic technology. Mobilization of Equipment took place final quarter of 2017 and operations and production begins in May of 2018.

The technology also has tank, pipe and equipment cleaning capabilities.

KAYAN designed and constructed a secondary manufacturing facility for a metals reclamation project in the Ukraine. The project began in early 2017. KAYAN has two crews working on the project right now. One of the crews is creating an infrastructure in Ukraine that will be ready when the equipment lands on the 29th of April. The infrastructure included site leveling, electrical installation, pouring foundations and a flat surface. Crew number two is in the United States packing the plant so it can be transported to Ukraine

Project pre-testing showed the abilities of the equipment to remove all hazardous constitutes, recycle all oil available with the catalyst. Finally the facility can send the remainder of the product for hydrometallurgy without designating the load hazardous materials.

KAYAN has been awarded a contract to utilize mechanical separation combined with indirect thermal remediation to assist Global Environmental Management with their current waste management operations. The project began in 2016 with bench scale testing and principle hazardous component recognition. After all the facts were discovered KAYAN and GEMS worked together to create a plan and start the design of equipment

Mechanical Separation Equipment has been delivered to the site, erected, mechanically and functionally tested and production tested. The mechanical separation phase is running without the thermal phase while the thermal equipment is completed.

The project with GEMS is a multi year contract that includes the build of multiple remediation systems. The systems built will all be unique builds to handle different solids waste streams.

KAYAN & Vivakor’s patent pending, closed looped hydrocarbon extraction technology was invented to solve a pivotal problem within the state of Utah: how to monetize over 30 billion barrels of estimated heavy crude reserves found within the oil sands in the state. Vivakor is the first and only Company to consistently produce oil from oil sands with an environmentally-friendly, closed-looped system. This system has demonstrated continuous developmental production of crude oil, while the sands are cleaned to 99% purity of all contaminants, and has done so for over a year now

Vivakor Chairman and CEO Matt Nicosia said, “The success of our patent pending technology has achieved a new milestone. With over a year of continual developmental production we have been able to go where no one has before with oil sand hydrocarbon extraction in Utah. Before Vivakor’s success with oil sands, the most that any technology had operated was for four hours continual. Not only were we the first continual technology to be able to operate 24 hours a day, we have been producing oil for over a year. This has enabled Vivakor to prove our technology and maximize asset value. We look forward to creating further shareholder value by expanding our footprint worldwide.”