METHES ENERGIES LTD - MEIL STOCK NEWS

Methes Energies International (OTC PINK:MEIL) has appointed Bruce Marley to its Board of Directors and as Chief Commercial Officer. Marley brings over 30 years of experience in lubricants, base oils, and chemicals, having held executive roles at BP/Castrol, Anderol, Chemtura, Biosynthetic Technologies, and Chemtool/Lubrizol. CEO Carol Loch emphasized that Marley's industry knowledge will help develop the company's strategic roadmap in environmentally friendly lubricants. Marley expressed enthusiasm about joining Methes, citing his previous collaboration with Carol and Jeffrey Loch on G-OIL® and their shared commitment to environmental protection.

Methes Energies International (OTC PINK:MEIL) has announced the appointment of Chief Kenneth Lukins, US Coast Guard (Retired), to its Board of Directors. Lukins, currently Managing Director of Lukins International and Vice Chairman of the Climate Change Forum, brings over 20 years of experience in oil and hazardous material response, maritime security, and environmental operations.

CEO Carol Loch expressed excitement about Lukins' addition, citing his expertise in strategic market penetration of environmentally accepted lubricants (EALs). Lukins' background includes developing the Oil Spill Removal Operation (OSRO) Verification program for the US Coast Guard and responding to significant incidents like the Exxon Valdez oil spill.

Lukins stated his enthusiasm for joining the b2 biOil™ team, praising their innovative biodegradable products made with sustainable renewable and recyclable base oils. He aims to contribute his maritime experience as the company expands into marine engine oils and other maritime bio-lubricants.

Methes Energies International (OTC PINK:MEIL) has announced that its b2 biOil™ biodegradable/bio-based passenger car motor oils are now available in returnable/reusable 32oz pouches. The oils, made with renewable and twice-refined base stocks, will be offered in weights 0W-20, 5W-20, and 5W-30, shipping in 5 and 6 pack quart quantities.

CEO Carol Loch emphasized the environmental benefits of this packaging, addressing the issue of improper motor oil disposal. The new packaging uses up to 80% less total carbon footprint compared to glass or plastic. It ships flat, goes out filled, and can be returned empty for reuse or proper disposal, potentially reducing costs for consumers.

This initiative aims to tackle the problem of oil pollution in US waterways and the approximately 37.5 million gallons of petroleum oil dumped into landfills annually from discarded motor oil bottles.

Methes (OTC PINK:MEIL) has introduced a new biodegradable bar & chain oil branded as b2 biOil for use with all chainsaws. This product, made with 90-95% domestically sourced bio-based stocks, aims to minimize environmental damage caused by storm restoration efforts, such as those following Hurricanes Helene and Milton. The oil offers excellent flow characteristics and lubricity even in low temperatures, ensuring high performance while being harmless to humans and the environment. Methes estimates that over 20 million gallons of bar & chain oils are lost annually, and switching to a biodegradable option can significantly reduce environmental pollution.

Methes (OTC PINK:MEIL) has announced the finalization of its new assortment of environmentally acceptable bio-lubricants. These products are now formulated with both renewable (bio-based) and re-refined base stocks, meeting and exceeding industry standards. Methes' CEO, Carol Loch, emphasized that the increased use of renewable and re-refined materials supports the company's commitment to sustainability. The new products include passenger car motor oils (0W-20, 5W-20, 5W-30), high oleic hydraulic fluids (AW-32, AW-46, AW-68), and various gear oils, including ISO 220. Distribution is expected to begin in the fourth quarter of 2024, with all products meeting the biodegradability requirements of being 'readily biodegradable' (≥ 60% by OECD 301A-F/ASTM D7373 testing).

Methes Energies (MEIL) has initiated the certification process for its b2 biOil marine lubricants through the National Marine Manufacturers Association (NMMA).

These certifications include TC-W3® for 2-stroke marine engines and FC-W® and FC-W Catalyst Compatible® for 4-stroke water-cooled gasoline engines. NMMA certification is important for improving the quality of marine products globally.

Methes' bio-lubricants meet stringent environmental standards set by the US EPA, including biodegradability, aquatic toxicity, and bioaccumulation. The company's lubricants are designed to biodegrade rapidly and completely in aquatic environments.

This initiative aligns with regulations from the Vessel General Permit, which mandates the use of Environmentally Acceptable Lubricants (EALs) to minimize oil pollution in waterways.

CEO Carol Loch emphasized the importance of offering eco-friendly lubricants to protect water quality.

Methes Energies (OTC PINK: MEIL) has announced the reformulation of its bio-lubricants to meet new industry fluid specifications. The company is increasing the use of renewable and re-refined base stocks to expand its eco-friendly footprint. CEO Carol Loch stated that the new product formulation allows bio-based lubricants to biodegrade almost completely within 28 days. The updated assortment will include various motor oils, high oleic hydraulic fluids, and gear oils, with distribution targeted for mid-summer 2024. These products meet the biodegradability standards of ≥ 60% by OECD 301A-F/ASTM D7373 testing, making them environmentally preferable.

Methes Energies International Ltd. (OTC PINK:MEIL) announces full OTC marketplace compliance and successful fulfillment of recent military purchase orders for their bio-based biodegradable lubricants.

Methes Energies International Ltd. announces the results of a lifecycle assessment comparing bio-based and conventional lubricants. The assessment shows that bio-based lubricants have a 29-67% lower carbon footprint than conventional alternatives. Replacing just 1% of conventional motor oil consumption in the USA with bio-based lubricants would save around 137 million pounds of carbon dioxide a year.