QST Questor Technology Inc

Questor Technology Inc. ("Questor", the "Corporation"), (TSX Venture Exchange: QST), announces that the Board of Directors have passed a resolution adopting a performance share unit and restricted share unit plan ("PSU&RSU Plan"). The implementation of the PSU&RSU Plan has been adopted to provide a vehicle by which equity-based incentives may be awarded to directors and officers, as well as select employees and consultants to incentivize the long-term success of the Corporation. The Board, through the Corporation's Compensation Sub-committee, may in its sole discretion, grant PSUs and RSUs to select individuals.

The maximum number of equity-based compensation units including Stock Options, PSUs and RSUs that may be reserved for issuances shall not exceed 10% of the outstanding Common Shares of the Corporation which is in accordance with the current Stock Option plan. The PSU&RSU Plan remains subject to requisite approval by the TSXV and shareholders, including disinterested shareholder approval in accordance with the policies of the TSXV.

Further details regarding the PSU&RSU Plan will be included in the Management Information Circular of the Corporation that will be made available to shareholders on or before June 13, 2019 in connection with the next annual and special meeting of shareholders of the Corporation.

ABOUT QUESTOR TECHNOLOGY INC.

Headquartered in Calgary, Alberta, Questor has a trained workforce who provide specialized waste gas incineration products and services that may be required for the exploration, development and production of oil and gas reserves.

There are a number of methods for handling waste gases at upstream oil and gas facilities, the most common being combustion. Flaring and incineration are two methods of combustion accepted by the majority of provincial and state regulators. Historically, the most common type of combustion has been flaring. Flaring is the igniting of natural gas at the end of a flare stack, a long metal pipe up which the gas is sent. This causes the characteristic flame associated with flaring.

Incineration is the mixing and combusting of waste gas streams, air, and fuel in an enclosed chamber. Air and gas are mixed at a controlled rate and ignited. No flame is visible from an incinerator that is operating properly. Properly designed incinerators can result in higher combustion efficiency than flares. A correctly operated incinerator can yield higher efficiencies through proper mixing, gas composition, retention time, and combustion temperature. Combustion efficiency, generally expressed as a percentage, is essentially the amount of methane converted to CO2, or H2S converted to SO2. The more converted, the better the efficiency.

Questor designs, manufactures and services proprietary high efficiency waste gas incineration systems.  The Company incineration product line is based on clean combustion technology that was developed by the Company and patented in both Canada and the United States in 1999. Questor has continued to evolve the technology over the years making a number of improvements from the original patent. The Company currently has five new patent filings that are currently pending. The original clean combustions patent expires in November 2019. 

Questor’s highly specialized technical team works with the client to understand the waste gas volume and composition.  The Company’s technical team determines the specific incineration product specification to achieve 99.99 percent combustion efficiency. The incinerators vary in size to accommodate small to large amounts of gas handling, the range is 50 mcf/d to 5,000 mcf/d. The incinerators also range in automation and instrumentation depending on the client’s requirements. Questor’s incinerators are used in multiple segments of the Oil and Gas industry including: drilling, completions, production and downstream. 

The Company has three primary revenue streams; incinerator sales, incinerator rentals and incinerator services. Incinerator services include incinerator hauling, commissioning, repairs, maintenance and decommissioning. The Company offers incinerator products for purchase or for rent.  The United States Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) issued regulations to reduce harmful air pollution arising out of crude oil and natural gas industry activities with a particular focus on the efficient destruction of volatile organic compounds (VOC’s) and hazardous air pollutants (HAP’s) and have recently introduced methane emission reduction legislation.  In conjunction with U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) regulations, Colorado’s Regulation 7 mandates the use of enclosed combustion (incinerators) and now targets methane, resulting in a statewide focus on the responsible management of potentially fugitive hydrocarbons. North Dakota also has additional requirements that reflect some of the unique and specific needs that extend beyond the EPA’s requirements. The Company announced on November 26, 2018 that it was awarded contracts in the State North Dakota.  At March 31, 2019, over 90% of the Company’s incinerator rental fleet is located in Colorado and North Dakota where regulation supports demand for its proprietary high efficiency waste gas incineration systems.

The Company also provides its solutions to the Texas, New Mexico, Wyoming and Western Canadian markets. Questor expects that demand in these markets will increase as regulation continues to develop. Questor continues to discuss economically advantageous solutions to its considerable client base in Alberta and it appears that a number of companies are taking leadership roles to lower their carbon footprint sooner than rules may require.

The Company services it’s key markets with field offices in Brighton, Colorado; Watford City, North Dakota and Grande Prairie, Alberta. The infrastructure at the field offices consist of field technicians, maintenance technicians and administration. The facilities generally include, office space, maintenance shop and a yard to store incinerators. Questor personnel based out of the Company’s head office in Calgary, Alberta include Officers of the Corporation, management, engineering, technical sales, accounting and administration.

Questor trades on the TSX Venture Exchange under the symbol ‘QST’.

Audrey Mascarenhas	Dan Zivkusic
President and Chief Executive Officer	Chief Financial Officer
Phone:  (403) 571-1530	Phone:  (403) 539-4371
Facsimile:  (403) 571-1539	Facsimile:  (403) 571-1539
Email:  amascarenhas@questortech.com	Email:  dzivkusic@questortech.com

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