Ecosphere Technologies, Inc., a diversified water engineering and services company, announced this morning that its oil and gas environmental services subsidiary, Ecosphere Energy Services, LLC (EES), closed its agreements with Bledsoe Capital Group who know owns 33% of the subsidiary.

Drew Bledsoe, principal of Bledsoe Capital, stated, “Our goal was to find a ‘green’ technology to invest in that would make a major difference for present and future generations. EES has recently signed master service agreements with some of the most respected energy producers in the world. This is a testament to just how much of a game changing technology we have here. The Ecosphere opportunity allows us to participate in conserving two of the most important natural resources we have in the world, ‘Water and Natural Gas.’ The Ecosphere investment opportunity has exceeded all of our expectations.”

Ecosphere Energy Services LLC President Dennis McGuire commented, “It is very rewarding

Ecosphere Technologies, Inc., a diversified water engineering and services company primarily focused on the natural gas industry, announced that the Corporation Commission of Oklahoma approved a permit application by Newfield Exploration Mid-Continent, Inc. to build and operate a water recycling plant utilizing the Ecosphere Ozonix Water Treatment System for two years. Newfield is now able to process frac flowback water into freshwater and brine utilizing Ecosphere’s Ozonix System.

Ecosphere Energy Services, LLC, President, Dennis McGuire stated, “We appreciate the Commission’s granting of the permit to utilize our Ozonix technology in Oklahoma. Their representatives visited our site twice during the pilot program to witness the Ozonix System working and took samples for independent testing. It was a lengthy and deliberate procedure to gain Commission approval and their efforts will help to preserve Oklahoma’s precious water resources.”

He continued, “The Ecosphere Ozonix System will also result in fewer trucks on the road hauling water

Ecosphere Technologies, Inc., a diversified water engineering and services company primarily focused on the natural gas industry, recently announced that the company’s oil and gas environmental services subsidiary, Ecosphere Energy Services, Inc. has signed a long-term agreement with two wholly owned subsidiaries of SEECO, Inc. to deliver 24 of its EcosFrac EF-600 units within the next 150 days.

Ecosphere’s EcosFrac technology kills bacteria in water used during hydraulic fracturing without the use of toxic chemicals. This master service agreement calls for Ecosphere Energy Services to provide its environmental services to SEECO’s subsidiaries for a minimum of two years with a maximum of five years.

Dennis McGuire, Ecosphere Energy Services president, stated, “During our recent pilot program in the Fayetteville Shale, we demonstrated that our EcosFrac technology is effective killing bacteria at the volumes and rates required during hydraulic fracturing without the use of chemical biocides.” He concluded, “We are pleased to

Ecosphere Technologies, Inc., a diversified water engineering and services company primarily focused on the natural gas industry, recently announced the successful results of the company’s pilot Fayetteville Shale testing. Ecosphere’s mission is to identify, create and produce clean technologies that are economically viable and improve the quality of life and protect the environment.

According to results from an independent lab, the tests confirmed that the EcosFrac technology killed the bacteria and passed the seven-day test for sulfur reducing bacteria at Ecosphere’s stated flow rate. The company’s EcosFrac process is a non-chemical electro-ozonation procedure that kills bacteria in frac water at 10 barrels per minute, and is part of Ecosphere’s Total Frac Water Management service.

Dennis McGuire, Ecosphere Energy Services president, stated, “In addition to treating flow-back and produced waters we are now able to offer the energy companies we serve a non-chemical process to kill bacteria in the water they use

The recent rise and fall of the commodities market has been giving many oil and gas exploration and development companies issues to deal with. Just when they felt everything was going their way, the bottom dropped out. Most energy companies were left scrambling, but some companies are lucky enough to be able to play both sides of the equation. Companies that can benefit on both sides of the pricing equation can offer cost savings when prices are down and higher volumes when prices are up. If they can be found, a nice even profit could be in the offing.

Ecosphere Technologies Inc., a water engineering and services company, works to provide water reclamation and remediation services primarily to the natural gas exploration and development markets. The company has announced three mobile water reclamation projects in the last quarter, each with the intent of reducing well closing and associated environmental costs.

Ecosphere Technologies, Inc. (OTCBB: ESPH) announced a partnership with Newfield Exploration Mid-Continent to reclaim otherwise potentially troublesome water. Newfield will continue its exploration for crude oil and natural gas but will work with Ecosphere to explain to state agencies what the water recycling program does and work through the permitting process. To recover and recycle the water in conjunction with digs for other resources, Ecosphere uses its Ozonix mobile technology.

Ecosphere is already building the mobile equipment that will be needed for a potential November start-up. This will be the third such water-recycling venture announced in the last three months in the same Woodford Shale area of Oklahoma.

“We are very excited to be able to work with Newfield Exploration to recycle water resources in Oklahoma,” said Ecosphere President Dennis McGuir, “and to be able to be part of preserving these precious resources for future generations.”

Newfield chiefs are equally impressed by the

Ecosphere Technologies Inc. (ESPH.OB) is a diversified water engineering and services company primarily focused on the natural gas industry. The company provides water recycling services at the well site to provide clean water for energy companies to extract natural gas from unconventional shale plays.

On September 3, 2008, Ecosphere Technologies announced an agreement for the company’s 2nd water recycling program. The company announced it has signed a letter of intent to enter into an Eco-Alliance water recycling pilot program with Tulsa, Oklahoma-based Williams Companies.

The letter of intent calls for Ecosphere Technologies to provide its mobile water recycling services to Williams at select well sites in the Barnett Shale. Ecosphere and Williams will work closely to submit all forms and applications to the Texas Railroad Commission for final approval. Ecosphere has already had a similar pilot program approved by the Commission for Devon Energy sites in the Barnett Shale.

With the growth

With water a crucial element in the production processes of clean energy producers, Ecosphere Technologies Inc. is providing solutions to enterprises’ desires to treat and recycle water. Headquartered in Stuart, Florida, and trading on the NASDAQ, Ecosphere is a diversified water engineering and services company mainly focusing on the natural gas industry. Their corporate mission is to enable clean energy producers to gain greater control over their water resources, quality, and completion costs by providing effective mobile water recycling solutions.

Ecosphere Technologies provides water-recycling services at the well site to provide clean water for energy companies to extract natural gas from unconventional shale plays. The company offers their expertise in water technologies to the natural gas industry so that energy companies can treat and recycle water used in gas well drilling and completions. They have a large portfolio of patented clean technologies that they sell and license for use in large-scale

A letter of intent signed by Ecosphere Technologies (OTCBB: ESPH) with Okla.-based Williams calls for the former to provide mobile water recycling services at select well sites. The two companies will work closely together to submit all application and paperwork to the Texas Railroad Commission for final approval of the wells.

“We are very honored that Williams has chosen to work with Ecosphere to help preserve, protect and enhance vital water resources and the quality of the environment in the Barnett Shale,” stated Ecosphere President Dennis McGuire.

Ecosphere is a water engineering and services company. The Barnett Shale and greater Fort Worth Basin has shown potential for natural gas production. Recycling flowback water at the well site with Ecosphere’s Ozonix technology can reduce well completion costs by preserving water resources, as well as decrease traffic and associated CO2 emissions from trucks hauling water to and from the drilling location.

Williams’ Bob Gibson stated,