To Be Released Soon

To Be Released Soon

ATHENS, TX–(April 21, 2020)–Reliable One Resources, Inc. (“Company” or “Reliable One”), today announced that it recently developed a novel air filtration system, which the Company has incorporated into a surgical mask. The filter, which is comprised on a patent-pending and proprietary graphene membrane between polypropylene fabric, has an average pore size of 0.0025 microns. Independent testing has shown that the mask blocks 99.9975% of particles sized .07 microns, making the Reliable One filter potentially capable of blocking even the smallest virus and bacteria. By comparison, an N95 mask is rated to block only 95% of particles sized .3 microns. Reliable One recently formed Quantum Filtration, Inc. as a wholly owned subsidiary to bring the masks to market.

ATHENS, TX–(Oct. 8, 2018)–Reliable One Resources, Inc., a provider of innovative water disposal and water recycling services, today announced the purchase of an existing, operating, water disposal and injection facility in Athens County, Ohio, a key milestone in the company’s strategy to collect and treat produced and flowback water for oil and gas operators throughout the United States. The purchase was made by Reliable One’s wholly-owned Reliable Enterprises, Inc. subsidiary, which does business in the state as Reliable Enterprises Ohio, Inc.

Jan 14, 2016 LAKE TAHOE–(Jan. 14, 2016)–Reliable One Resources, Inc., formed to provide innovative water treatment technology and processes, today announced “patent pending” status for its industry-disruptive desalination process, which has the potential to mitigate or alleviate the world’s rapidly growing water shortage crisis.

April 18, 2016 LAKE TAHOE, NV--(Marketwired - Apr 18, 2016) - Reliable One Resources, Inc., a provider of innovative and patented oil/water separation and desalination technologies, today announced that after months of interaction with U.S. government agencies, Reliable One, through its affiliates and subsidiaries, has picked up water samples from a subsurface freshwater reservoir. The samples come from a secured U.S. government site, which was restricted by the government because of dangerous levels of contamination.