ClearSign Technologies Corporation Receives Concluding Purchase Order For California Refinery Multi Heater Project

ClearSign Technologies Corporation (NASDAQ:CLIR) ("ClearSign" or the "Company"), an emerging leader in industrial combustion and sensing technologies that improve energy, operational efficiency and

ClearSign Technologies Corporation (NASDAQ:CLIR) (“ClearSign” or the “Company”), an emerging leader in industrial combustion and sensing technologies that improve energy, operational efficiency and safety while dramatically reducing emissions, today announced that the Company has received the concluding purchase order to proceed with the last phase of the 20 burner project announced on March 29, 2022 for a California refinery. 

The purchase order is for the manufacture and delivery of the remaining 16 burners, control equipment and spare parts.  This purchase order follows the purchase order for a multi burner test and four burners required for that testing, and other ancillary items announced on September 1, 2022. Work associated with the September 1st purchase order has progressed into the final testing and demonstration phase.  The 20 burners are to be installed into two heaters at the customers refinery site in California in 2023 during their scheduled maintenance shutdown.

“We are very pleased about how this project is progressing, and to have received the final stage of this significant commercial purchase order,” said Jim Deller, Ph.D., Chief Executive Officer of ClearSign.  “We had previously mentioned that the timeline for this project had been shortened and are glad to be able to meet the needs of our customer.  This installation of our best in class ultra low NOx technology will be significant for us as it is in our target market of California and at a notable refinery.”

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