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tions our company for opportunity to support ongoing
projects or emergency responses at any given time.”
As an example of the forward thinking and innovative
spirit of MEG, it owns a patent protected technology
that is US EPA Permitted at the national level to de-
contaminate Polychlorinated Biphenyls (PCB’s) from
Natural Gas Systems and its components. “We have
an ongoing series of projects with both gas transmis-
sion companies and local gas distribution companies
to clean their air compressor stations, gas scrubbers,
filter separators, and any pipe/fittings that test hazard-
ous for PCB’s,” explains Wallace.
So what does the future hold for MEG? “I see growing
partnerships between our customers and ourselves;
more training and capability, as opposed to arbitrarily
building; growing around the companies we’re sup-
porting.”
Four decades ago, a local fisherman helped clean up
an oil spill. Today, MEG is a tested leader in the day- to-
day business of remediating and restoring our environ-
ment when a disaster has occurred.
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