Interview with Richard L. Wachter, Chairman and President - featuring their innovative membrane separation technologyfor the refining of heavy crude oil into light sweet crude oil.

South Shore Resources Inc. (SSHO-OTC: BB)

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South Shore Resources is bringing to market a technology for separating heavy crude oil into light sweet crude oil by passing in through a membrane, which will reduce the sulfur, sodium and carbon that go into the environment

Oil
Field Machinery
(SSHO-OTC: BB)

South Shore Resources Inc.



Richard L. Wachter
Chairman and President

Interview conducted by:
Lynn Fosse, Senior Editor
CEOCFOinterviews.com
Published – May 25, 2007

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“Our technology allows us to separate heavy crude oil into light sweet crude oil using membranes. A membrane is a filter that has a chemical disposition designed to reject certain molecules or particles from going through it. An example of how it works is in extracting drinking water out of ocean water. The ocean water goes through a membrane and the membrane rejects the salt out and gives you fresh drinking water. We have a piece of technology that basically allows the oil to go over top of the membrane and it rejects the sulfur, sodium, carbon molecules and other undesirable materials from passing through. Traditionally, with heavy crude oil, when they go through the refinery, these products have to be burnt out, which is a major impact to the environment.” - Richard L. Wachter