BENEFITS BEYOND

Brand Owner (click to sort) Address Description
BENEFITS ANDBEYOND Saravanan, Sunitha Suite 950 7650 W Courtney Campbell Causeway, #950 Tampa FL 33607 BENEFITS AND BEYOND;Insurance lead collection and matching services, namely, matching consumer requests for insurance policy quotes collected over the internet to pre-qualified insurance brokers, agents and agencies interested in those requests; Promotion of financial and insurance services, on behalf of third parties; Providing health insurance exchanges in the nature of a marketplace that offers purchasers of health insurance a variety of plans from different insurance providers; Providing insurance agent referrals; Providing statistical evaluation of insurance claims performance measures for others;BENEFITS;
BENEFITS ANDBEYOND Seshadri, Saravanan Suite 950 7650 W Courtney Campbell Causeway, #950 Tampa FL 33607 BENEFITS AND BEYOND;Insurance lead collection and matching services, namely, matching consumer requests for insurance policy quotes collected over the internet to pre-qualified insurance brokers, agents and agencies interested in those requests; Promotion of financial and insurance services, on behalf of third parties; Providing health insurance exchanges in the nature of a marketplace that offers purchasers of health insurance a variety of plans from different insurance providers; Providing insurance agent referrals; Providing statistical evaluation of insurance claims performance measures for others;BENEFITS;
 

Where the owner name is not linked, that owner no longer owns the brand

    
Technical Examples
  1. Natural gas is produced from a reservoir above a bitumen reserve with minimal or no impact on concurrent or subsequent production of bitumen recovery techniques including SAGD. Greenhouse benefits over and above the benefits of coincidental recovery are available through the injection of waste gas containing carbon dioxide for maintaining pressure in the gas reservoir while producing natural gas. Carbon dioxide separates out of the waste gas through preferential absorption in connate or aquifer water, with the result that carbon dioxide is thereby both retarded from flowing to the natural gas production well and effectively sequestered in the reservoir water. Additional advantage is achieved wherein water influx at production wells can be managed and trapped gas can be recovered.