Good afternoon and welcome to the ClearSign Technologies Second Quarter 2024 Conference Call. All participants will be in a listen-only mode. Please note, this event is being recorded. I would now like to turn the conference over to Matthew Selinger of Firm IR Group. Please go ahead.

Good afternoon and thank you, operator. Welcome everyone to the ClearSign Technologies Corporation Second Quarter 2024 Results Conference Call. During this conference call, the company will make forward-looking statements. Any statement that is not a statement of historical fact is a forward-looking statement. This includes remarks about the company's projections, expectations, plans, beliefs, and prospects. These statements are based on judgments and analysis as of the date of this conference call and are subject to numerous important risks and uncertainties that could cause actual results to differ materially from those described in the forward-looking statements. The risks and uncertainties associated with the forward-looking statements made in this conference call include, but are not limited to, whether field testing and sales of ClearSign's products will be successfully completed, whether ClearSign will be successful in expanding the market for its products, and other risks that are described in ClearSign's public periodic filings with the SEC, including a discussion in the risk factor section of the 2023 Annual Report on Form 10-K for the period ended December 31, 2023. Except as required by law, ClearSign assumes no responsibility to update these forward-looking statements to reflect future events or actual outcomes. So on the call with me today are Jim Deller, ClearSign's Chief Executive Officer, and Brent Hinds, ClearSign's Chief Financial Officer. So with that, at this point in the call, I would like to turn the call over to CFO, Brent Hinds. So Brent, please go ahead.

Thank you, Matthew. And thank you to everyone joining us here today. Before I begin, I'd like to note that our financial results for the second quarter of 2024 are included in the quarterly report on Form 10-Q that was filed with the SEC last Wednesday on August 14. With that, I'd like to give an overview of the financials for the second quarter of 2024. For the second quarter of 2024, the company recognized approximately $45,000 in revenues compared to $150,000 for the same comparable period in 2023. This $105,000 decrease in revenues is driven by the natural fluctuations in our business, as we continue to work to build our sales pipeline. While we don't provide guidance, Jim will comment later on our project pipeline with shipping and delivery timeframes which can give an indication of future revenues. Looking at the income statement as a whole, our net loss for the second quarter in 2024 was approximately $1.9 million, which is an unfavorable increase of approximately $400,000 compared to the same period in 2023. This unfavorable year-over-year change was predominantly due to a one-time non-cash event for $260,000 related to the vesting of restricted stock units in connection with the resignation of Mr. Hoffman from the Board of Directors. Now I'd like to shift focus from our income statement to the balance sheet, more specifically cash. Our net cash used in operations for the second quarter of 2024 was approximately $1.5 million compared to a generation of cash of approximately $50,000 for the same period in 2023. This unfavorable year-over-year change was driven by the prior year's operations. As you may recall, during the second quarter of 2023, we collected a significant amount of cash from customers because we met billing milestones specified in our contracts. Shifting gears, but continuing our focus on cash, I would also like to revisit an announcement we made on June 20, 2024, where we announced the full exercise of the clirSPV Participation Right. Pursuant to a stock Purchase Agreement dated July 12, 2018, clirSPV can participate in equity offerings to maintain its 19.99% ownership. The full exercise of the participation right added approximately $4.3 million in cash to the balance sheet. Coupled with other recent equity offerings, we added approximately $13 million in cash to our balance sheet in the second quarter of 2024. So therefore, as of June 30th, 2024, we reported a balance of approximately $16 million in cash and cash equivalents. From a financial perspective, we believe this working capital position instills greater confidence in our customers and suppliers when doing business with us. And with that, I'd like to turn the call over to our CEO, Jim Deller. Jim?

Thank you, Brent, for the financial overview. As always, I'd like to thank everyone for joining us on the call today and for your interest in ClearSign. Before I start, on behalf of ClearSign and the Board, I want to thank our former Chairman and Board Member Rob Hoffman for his years of service and for the continued financial support for ClearSign provided by clirSPV. Rob's support was instrumental in fostering this company from a research and development technology company to the viable commercial entity we are today. On a similar note, I'd like to welcome Todd Silva to the ClearSign Board of Directors to fill Rob's vacancy as clirSPV's designee. Todd brings over 30 years of leadership and financial experience in industries spanning financial services, technology, healthcare, and others. I think this is an exciting time for the company and we look forward to working with Todd and the other Board members. For the call today, I will review our product line starting with our process burners, then move to boiler burners, and then discuss the outlook for the rest of the year. So turning to our process burner line, in our last call we discussed our multiple installations and follow-on orders from Kern Energy in California. At that time, our two largest heater retrofit projects had just been started up, and shortly afterwards their emissions were verified by formal third-party measurements, known as source tests. These two heaters are side-by-side, one with five burners and the other with eight. Since those two projects, we have also received follow-on orders for two additional heaters at Kern Energy. By previous orders, the initial purchase order is for engineering, and we anticipate receiving the orders for the follow-on, fabrication, and delivery to complete these retrofits after our engineering scope is complete. We continue to work with Kern Energy, obviously on our existing projects, but also in regards to discussions for the future. You may also have seen messaging from Kern Energy, particularly on LinkedIn and also news articles, referencing our work together from their perspective, emphasizing their priorities and values, and why our projects are important to Kern Energy. In their words, the supply of ClearSign's technology helps the refinery continue to meet California's clean air goals and go beyond established emissions limits to further reduce their environmental footprint. Since then, and most recently, we have made further significant progress in our process burner product line. On July 17, we announced that we had received the engineering order from engineering company and heater manufacturer Birwelco USA Incorporated, a boosted International heater company for the first phase of our project to retrofit four process heaters with a total of 26 ClearSign Core burners to be installed in the Gulf Coast facility of a Fortune 500 global chemical company. This order is important, not just for the size and anticipated revenue associated with it, but also because the order is destined for a facility in Texas, which is part of the USA Gulf Coast region that we expect to ultimately be the largest market for our current product lines and one that is now in the process of advising their clean air regulations. Because of the prominence of the engineering and heater manufacturer Birwelco were paramount in the selection of the equipment for this project, which also resulted in the order being placed with ClearSign. For anyone looking to get insight into this industry, I encourage you to look up Birwelco and particularly to visit their website. They work with a distinguished list of major refiners, midstream, and chemicals. They are based in Houston and part of Boustead International Heaters, or BIH, which includes sister companies in Europe, Malaysia, and Singapore. Birwelco's business is predominantly the supply of heaters to refineries and petrochemical plants or engineering and managing projects to upgrade them, including projects that require the change out of the burners. We believe that having Birwelco express their confidence in ClearSign's technology allowing them to have first-hand experience of it and the exposure to what we do makes us well positioned to be part of the solutions they offer and may provide for future clients. As you would expect, we are engaged in other early-stage conversations of this nature with them. If you participated in previous conference calls, we have mentioned that we are working with a major global chemical company to become a proved vendor in their system. In fact, that was not a one-off but one of these was a precursor to this order I have just described. Beyond this, we have a 20 burner order nearing completion. The final witness test was completed some time ago, and these burners are now finishing fabrication by our partner, Zeeco, and are scheduled to be shipped to our client in the Los Angeles area of California late in September. When up and running, there will be another two heaters this time with eight and 12 burners, which will provide a very significant reference for us, especially given their location in the large refining hub in the Los Angeles area. As previously noted, in accordance with the contract terms of this project, we will collect revenue upon shipment of the burners. So referring back to Brent's comments earlier, our revenue flow is based on the contractual milestones of our projects. So we anticipate that during the period in which we are establishing sales, our revenue flow may be lumpy. While we had significant sales news in the second quarter of 2024, shipping orders like this are what show up in our financial results. Regarding our crossover product line, meaning our horizontal fire burners for process heating. On June 26, we announced the sale of our largest burners to-date. The sale is meaningful for a couple of reasons. First, the fine rate of this burner at close to 90 million BTUs per hour is almost twice the size of our previous largest single burner sold. With this, we will have demonstrated products designed for our small, medium, and large-sized ranges in the field. Secondly, this burner was sold in collaboration with another heater manufacturer, Devco Process Heaters, into the midstream market, which will introduce our solutions to new customers and expand our sales channels. In that regard, we have received requests to provide quotes for additional projects from Devco in supply of this burner. The burner will be going into a heater in Central Texas gas processing facility. We expect the burner to be delivered during the third quarter this year. This product line continues to gain traction. We believe this level of interest and customer requests for quotes indicates that there is a ready market for these burners. We have proposals that are progressing well, and I hope to have further news from this progression in the near future. We also have an update on our hydrogen burner technology. On the last call, we reported that this new technology had worked very well and exceeded our expectations at this stage of the project. We also mentioned that we have shared some of those initial results on LinkedIn. While we still have some work to do before calling this product line complete, the hydrogen burner performance is sufficiently robust and comprehensive that we are able to offer this new product for sale and have already been doing so. One of the attributes of this new technology is that it will perform not only with 100% hydrogen as a fuel in the future but also with the fuel gases currently in use today. And because of this, it is a product that our customers can install to meet their NOx and other operational requirements today and at the same time, have the technology in place and ready to operate as they introduce additional hydrogen to their fuel gas streams or convert to 100% hydrogen when that fuel source becomes available in the future. Last week, we hosted a process burner technology launch event at the facilities of Zeeco. I have frequently emphasized that one of our priorities is to develop familiarity and confidence in our technology and its capabilities throughout our customers and other industry stakeholders. Obviously, a key part of this is developing our installed base, but we can also progress this by holding events such as this, in which we demonstrate our technology operating in the Zeeco test burners. As you would expect, this was accompanied by a series of presentations and discussions about our technology, how it is installed and operated, etc., including our introduction and presentation of our new hydrogen burners which provided an opportunity for our customers to literally see it in person for the first time. This demonstration was well attended, including by senior technical representatives of two global super major refineries and an equivalent global chemicals company, multiple global engineering procurement and construction companies, multiple leading heater manufacturers, and prominent engineering and consulting companies. The burner demonstration went seamlessly and from what we can tell, the presentations were well received with active engagement and significant discussions throughout the day. I'm also pleased to note that there is significant interest in the new 100% hydrogen capable burner. What was also particularly pleasing was the continuing active dialogue and in particular, with our customers raising their needs and highlighting how our technology could help them solve their respective challenges and the value of these solutions for them, which is very helpful as we prioritize our product development initiatives. There have been some developments in clean air regulations in both Texas and Colorado that are relevant to both our process and boiler burner product lines. First, in Texas, there was a final certification by the United States EPA of Texas reclassification of non-attainment status for compliance with the 2015 National Ambient Air Quality Standards for Ozone for moderate to serious, for both the Greater Houston and Greater Dallas regions. This triggers many actions by the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality. Most notably is a revision of the state implementation plans for both regions and implementation of new reasonable available control technology rules for emission sources. We believe these developments are good news for a long-term ClearSign business. I will temper that development with a reminder that government and regulatory processes take time to be implemented, if at all, and the changes to state implementation plans and wrapped rules are not due until late next year into early 2026. Although on the positive side, customers in the affected areas and the regulators issuing permits know that these changes are on the horizon. So we should expect NOx requirements for new permits and opportunities to be pushed down ahead of the new regulations being formalized. Secondly, in Colorado, following the recent reclassification of federal ozone nonattainment and severity for Denver and the North Front Range, Colorado Governor Polis sent a letter to the Executive Director of the Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment directing action for Ozone and NOx reductions. This letter directs these agencies to reduce NOx in the affected regions by 30% by 2025 and by 50% by the end of 2030. Following this development, we met in person with the senior staff of both the Department of Public Health and Environment and the Energy & Carbon Management Commission to introduce ClearSign Technologies to understand their planning process and to identify how we could support their NOx reduction initiatives. Now turning to boiler burners. The commissioning of our large 1,200-horsepower 2.5 ppm NOx burner brand in near-zero NOx for a recycling plant in California is underway. This burner is installed, and as you would expect with this being the first burner of this scale, there are some details to work through. However, we believe we are close to having these worked out; we look forward to having this plant in full operation and the formal source test completed. When in service, we believe that this will be a prominent development in the industry and a great reference installation for us. We also have the first prototype of our new horizontally fired burner design being manufactured. If this burner performs as we expect it to, and as shown in the computer modeling, it will provide extremely low NOx in short length heaters and boilers. Bear in mind, our current boiler burner technology is optimized for 5G boilers in which the space for the flame is typically long and narrow. The first burner of this new design is for installation in a hot oil heater in Texas. The reason I've included this in this section is that we anticipate that the biggest market for this new burner will be watertube boilers, a segment of the market that we have not been able to effectively pursue at this point. Our expectation is that we will be able to install this burner in the fourth quarter this year, although this may be contingent on the coordination of the installation with the client's operations schedule. We are pushing to arrange this installation to be as early as we can because we already have several opportunities waiting for this new design to be demonstrated in service, both in terms of repeat orders from existing customers and from potential new clients, covering both hot oil midstream type processes or applications and watertube boilers. Other upcoming events related to our boiler burner line include an industry demonstration that will be held in Santa Ana, California next week. The investor-owned California utility companies fund energy efficiency research on available and near future products and technologies. One of these programs is called the statewide Gas Emerging Technologies program, which is administered by a Southern California Gas Company through a contract awarded to ICF, a global consulting and digital services company. The GET program's objective is to source and screen technologies, gather necessary technical information and data on potential efficiency gains to identify key market barriers to the adoption of these technologies, and develop strategies to overcome such barriers. ClearSign is pleased to have been selected to participate in this important program. We have completed a study that formally tested and quantified operating efficiency improvements that will translate into fuel savings at the ClearSign Core boiler burner technology compared to a typical industry standard ultra-low-NOx burner. The test method was developed by independent third-party engineers, and the testing was also overseen by independent third-party engineers contracted directly by the GET program. We cannot give results today as the work and data are owned by the GET program, and they have not released a report at this time. However, I can say that the results were pleasing both in terms of efficiency and NOx emissions demonstrated. We plan to provide access to this report on our website when available and also provide notification when it is issued, and a link on LinkedIn. The study results and a physical demonstration of the burner in operation will be presented at the industry demonstration next week. We are expecting approximately 70 attendees including many from the various California air regulators, California refineries, both super major and local, national energy and infrastructure companies, engineering companies, and national boiler operators. One final project update on our boiler burner line. In February this year, we announced an order which is the first of four burners to a California plant. That first burner is in production, but the client schedule has moved out a little and that burner is now scheduled to ship at the end of the year and to be installed by the end of the first quarter of 2025. As usual, we will keep you informed as that project progresses, and as we get dates for the remaining three burners for that project. And finally, regarding boiler burners, on the last call, I mentioned that our China certification project has seen some delays. While some progress has been made, I do not have any significant updates regarding the project schedule at this time. In closing, it is worthwhile to look at what we are doing at a tactical level and also at a strategic or high level. The updates I have given here are mostly tactical individual product updates, customer demonstrations, etc. At a strategic level, there are areas of focus that are consistent, and it is useful to articulate these to provide a framework to understand what we are doing and to gauge progress. Our top-line objective is to increase sales and profitability both in the near term but also increasingly in the future. To do this, we need to continue developing products that provide value to our customers, and because our technology is new, we need to develop our reputation and familiarity in the market. In working towards this objective, we have discussed significant new orders, especially the process burner order for a chemical company in Texas, likely in the most significant United States market for us in the midterm and also the engagement of a leading heating manufacturer and engineering firm, which is actually our direct customer for this project, and is now getting first-hand experience of our products and working with ClearSign. Under this general seeding the industry objective, we also have carried out a large-scale product demonstration in the Zeeco facility for our process burners last week. And we'll be doing another demonstration for our 5G boiler product line in California next week. We're also noting our relationship with Kern Energy as evidenced by press releases from both us and them regarding our installations there. We will continue to publish news and journal articles related to our installations with Kern Energy throughout the remainder of this year. In support of our continued business growth, we are investing time and energy in bringing new products to market and developing new markets themselves. The new products that are most advanced are our new process burner capable of burning fuel gas ranging from the fuel gases in use today up to 100% hydrogen, while maintaining the same market-leading NOx levels, enabling the burners to be installed now and our customers to be ready for new higher hydrogen fuels as those become available. We are seeing a lot of interest in this new burner, as evidenced in the level of engagement during the demonstration last week. And as mentioned, we are starting to provide sales proposals for this burner. The second new product line, a new horizontally fired burner, with the first of this new technology currently in fabrication and plans to be installed in the hot oil heater in Texas. When successfully installed and commissioned, this burner is expected to open up the watertube boiler market for us in addition to the midstream heaters in the process burner market. We also already have interest in this burner, just waiting on the demonstrated operation of this first article in Texas. We also maintain an ongoing portfolio of early-stage development projects and are receiving multiple customer requests for new variations of our technology, some of which we continue to develop and some of which will get dropped as we work through the standard technical business and marketing assessments of these different opportunities. In the same category of development for the future, we are also considering the development of our resources, such as the recent investment in computer modeling capabilities. We also engaged in developing market access for the future. I talked briefly about our engagement with the regulatory leadership in Colorado, which we will continue to work on. We are also in frequent contact with the California Air Resources Board, the body that oversees the air districts in California, and also members of the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality. We will appreciate that to get all this done in addition to our ongoing normal business operations will take a lot of time and effort. We are conscious of the cost of running ClearSign, and we only add to our headcount when absolutely needed. I greatly appreciate all the hard work and dedication of our team. And with that, I'd like to open up the call for questions. Please, operator?

Thank you. We will now begin the question-and-answer session. Your first question comes from the line of Amit Dayal from H.C. Wainwright. Please go ahead.

Hi, good afternoon everyone. Thank you for taking my questions. So Jim, I mean, it's good to see all the progress you guys are making, and it's almost now getting hard to track all the sales in your pipeline. Could you maybe help us a little bit and give us a dollar sense of how much you have in hand as orders that you will be shipping out over the next few quarters? And what is in the pipeline?

Yes. Thank you, Amit, and thank you for your question. I think to start, I'll rephrase the general numbers we've given for everyone, our products obviously cover boiler burners and process burners and vary in size. But to keep things simple, a good estimate of the sales price or revenue per burner is $100,000 horizon. So I can then talk to the number of burners, both we have in our existing projects and then certainly talk a little bit about what we see in the future. So as I think on the process burner line, the two big orders, I mentioned the 20 burners, which we expect to ship to California late in September. So there's 20 burners there. We have the engineering order, which we fully expect to progress for the chemical facility down in Texas, that's 26 burners. There's 46 in total with just those two orders. There are two heaters that we've mentioned for Kern Energy. The engineering for those is just about complete. There are a handful of boiler burner and oil burner or hot oil heater burners in progress. We obviously have the four-burner plan with one single client in California. So I think that's the majority of the standard burn orders. Obviously, there's engineering and service and spare parts and other work that we do. But that's, I think, a good framework to assess the right revenue to be recognized based on the work that we have to date. Going forward, I'm always conscious about a burn in hand as opposed to what's out there. But we are seeing a lot of interest in the hot oil heater line and we're expecting that to progress. I mentioned an ongoing relationship with Kern Energy, and there's certainly interest there. I think some of the more exciting things for me, as I look further out to the future, are the ongoing conversations with a company like Birwelco, the engineering company involved in the order we've just announced down in Texas. But also that we are getting drawn or invited to enter discussions at the feed stage of some very large projects. The feed stage is really the first financial and feasibility assessment that our customers go through when developing projects. These are typically going to be two years out, something in that time frame, and sometimes even more. But the important thing is that's how you load the pipeline and that's where the growth and the long-term growth of the company comes from is by getting involved in these really big projects early. For me, the reason that's encouraging one is for that pipeline, but also it's an indication of the growing recognition and trust of ClearSign's technology out there in the market.

Understood. Thank you. And just to clarify, the hot oil heater opportunity is tied to the horizontal process burner offering that you are developing?

That's correct. We've used several names, and we are actually using that as more of a generic name. There are a number of different processes, but there's a number of horizontally fired heaters in the process industries and gas processing industries. Oil heaters, glycol heaters, there's a number of different processes. We've used the term oil heaters generally to describe those horizontally fired single burner forced draft burner applications.

Okay. Got it. You said you guys are probably getting a little stretched with all of the activity in terms of business development and deployments going on. Are you looking to add more people? And how should we think about operating costs on a quarterly basis going forward?

We currently have one open job posting for an engineer to assist with our test furnace and installation work with our clients. This is the only open position we have at the moment. As more orders come in, we will assess the workload on the project management and engineering teams. We are particularly focused on the engineering team not only to manage current orders but to ensure our senior engineers are effective in sales, allowing them to maintain time for customer conversations that can lead to new orders without being overwhelmed by engineering tasks due to low staffing. It's important to have trained personnel available to perform this work. While we keep our workforce lean, we need to ensure that we have the right people in place to balance outreach and sales activities that are crucial for us. Regarding overhead costs, these positions are part of our growing business and should not be considered typical overhead costs; they are directly linked to our increasing workload.

Understood. And just last one from me. These demonstrations with Zeeco that you are doing for clients. What kind of response are you getting from that? And how is this helping sort of maybe improve your sales cycle? Just any color on how you're leveraging these demonstrations to just get more visibility with the customers?

Yes, absolutely. The main goal of this effort is to showcase what we can offer to the industry and encourage people to experience it firsthand, because seeing is believing. The demonstration we held last week was significant, featuring three burners operating in a test furnace, which is unusual since most tests are typically conducted with just one burner. It's worth mentioning that the attendees traveled specifically for this event; they weren't in town for other reasons, which shows their commitment. We had a productive day filled with discussions, including a successful demonstration in Vegas followed by a dinner. The burners performed well, and we highlighted the hydrogen burner, which sparked a lot of discussions about its performance. Our team was actively engaging with customers, and we had numerous one-on-one conversations, during which customers sought our assistance with their challenges. While we may not have immediate opportunities resulting directly from this event, I believe we've established several initiatives with strong potential to evolve into future opportunities. Maintaining an ongoing dialogue with customers helps ensure we remain top of mind for them. Although there aren't any specific projects we're bidding on right now because of the conference, I am very optimistic that this demonstration will lead to increased engagement and opportunities down the line.

Understood. Thank you Jim, that’s all I have.

Thank you Amit.

Having ongoing conversations with customers keeps you at the forefront of their minds and creates the potential for future opportunities. Although there are no specific opportunities we are currently pursuing from that conference, I am confident we will see increased engagement and opportunities due to that demonstration.

Operator, I'm going to go ahead and read we've got a couple via e-mail. So I'm going to read the first question. You've increasingly highlighted third parties like heater manufacturers in your recent press releases about sales. Can you talk about how many of these relationships we may have and how many of these may exist?

That's a good question. I'll answer to the best I can. So it's probably good to just step back a little bit to explain how the heater manufacturers, the engineering companies fit into the industry. So you think of a typical client, now let’s pick one, say Chevron has a heater. If they want to buy a heater, they also go to a heater manufacturer, and the heater manufacturer would then buy burners to put into the heater and supply as part of the package. Or if they own that heater and require work on the heater that changes purpose or to meet new emissions requirements, they would typically go to one of those heater manufacturers or heater engineering companies and outsource the work to them, and that company would then have a very prominent role in redesigning the heater and selecting the equipment. During the remarks a few minutes ago, I talked to some extent about Birwelco. Birwelco is a really good example of a very prominent heater manufacturer. They supply heaters, they do the engineering, and they were very influential in the 26 burner order that we announced in that role. Yes, I do about it a lot because effectively, they act as a sales channel for us. As we sell products and new heater companies get involved in ClearSign projects, that's another heater company that's aware of what we do and then can use our burners as part of their solution that they are constantly trying to sell to their customers to get business for themselves. So I need to go back and look through details, but we are probably at a handful of half a dozen heater companies that we've worked with to date. I think that might be up by 1 or 2 somewhere in that order. That's the easy part of the question. I think the question is to how many are out there, is a lot more open-ended. There's probably 10 to 15 heater and heater engineering companies that are frequently engaged in the U.S. market. But depending on how big the companies you include are, and where they are, the number will actually be much more than that. There are a lot of smaller bespoke engineering and heater companies as well. So that last part is, to be honest, difficult to put a number to.

The second question, in your press release today, you stated an event in California next week to unveil independent data. Can you give more color?

Well, first of all, thank you for reading the press release. So this project, in some ways, is similar to the demonstration we ran at Zeeco last week, with some very significant first of all, fundamentally for us, it's focused on our boiler burner technology rather than the process burner. We have been part of an ongoing burner comparison study that's being run by the California GET program to look at technologies to reduce NOx emissions and to increase burner efficiency. Essentially increasing efficiency is decarbonization is the savior fuel and that means less carbon. So that is really the focus of this program and how can you decarbonize the boilers and achieve and maintain these exceptionally low NOx numbers. The program is run by GET and funded by them. The engineers were paid by GET. It was hosted at a partner California Boiler site. The data is owned by GET but will be releasing a report. We believe sometime in early September, and please follow us on LinkedIn, we will put announcements of our outlook. We will host the report out on our website. Also, the demonstration next week is the ClearSign technology operating in the boiler. It's one of the concluding activities of this GET program. They have managed this. They have been the one primarily distributing the invitee list and maintaining the list. We have, I think last count today, we had up to 80 attendees registered for that. Some of them were the engineers from global refinery that came into our Zeeco demonstration, and some of those were actually going out to California because they’re also interested in the boiler burner technologies, so we've got to talk about that at the same time. But this is a big deal, especially the results, I don't have the exact data to share today. But having a burner that achieves high efficiency and has this world-leading NOx level is a big deal in my opinion.

Thank you. There are no further questions at this time. I would like to turn the conference back over to ClearSign’s CEO, Mr. Jim Deller for any closing remarks.

Well, thank you, operator. And thank you, everyone, for your interest and taking the time to participate today. We look forward to updating you regarding our developments and speaking with you all on our next call.

This concludes today's call. Thank you for participating. You may all disconnect.