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Acronym	Definition
hCAT	Human Cationic Amino Acid Transporter
HCAT	Hard Chrome Alternatives Team
HCAT	HIPAA (Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act) Compliance Assessment Tool
HCAT	Hastings College of Arts & Technology (UK)
HCAT	Headquarters Contingency Action Team (NASA)
HCAT	Himalayan Committee for Action on Tibet

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The HCAT Technology, in which a proprietary liquid precursor is used to generate a highly active, oil-soluble molecular catalyst, in conjunction with Criterion's advanced ebullated bed catalysts, enhances the performance of these units by enabling higher conversion levels than previously possible. Headwaters Incorporated and Criterion Form Alliance on Heavy Oil ... by Business Wire We continue to work with the three refineries that have installed our HCAT heavy oil upgrading technology and believe that all three refineries will continue to test HCAT. Headwaters Incorporated Announces Results for Fourth Quarter and ... by Business Wire 0 million of HCAT catalyst sales related to commercial trials * Steady performance by CCP segment * Down cycle in building products continues to negatively impact earnings Results for the Quarter and Nine Months ended June 30, 2008 The decline in net income and earnings per share for the June 2008 quarter and for the nine months ended June 2008, compared to the same periods in 2007, is primarily due to the expiration of our Section 45K business. Headwaters Incorporated Announces Results for Third Quarter of Fiscal ... by Business Wire	HCAL HCALG HCAM HCAN HCANA HCANH HCANJ HCAO HCAOA HCAOG HCAP HCAPL HCAPS HCAQ HCAR HCARAR HCARC HCARES HCARS HCAS HCASA HCASC HCASM HCASMC HCASST hCAT HCAT2 HCATT HCAU HCAV HCav/RAC hcaVSM HCAVSMC HCAW HCAY HCAZ HCB HCBA HCBBC HCBC HCBD HCBEP HCBF HCBHP HCBI HCBL HCBM HCBMC HCBN HCBOC HCBOE	HCALG HCAM HCAN HCANA HCANH HCANJ HCAO HCAOA HCAOG HCAP HCAPL HCAPS HCAQ HCAR HCARAR HCARC HCARES HCARS HCAS HCASA HCASC HCASM HCASMC HCASST hCAT HCAT2 HCATT HCAU HCAV HCav/RAC hcaVSM HCAVSMC HCAW HCAY HCAZ Hcb Hcb Hcb Hcb HCBA HCBBC HCBC HCBD HCBEP HCBF HCBHP HCBI HCBL HCBM HCBMC HCBN HCBOC

The HCAT Technology, in which a proprietary liquid precursor is used to generate a highly active, oil-soluble molecular catalyst, in conjunction with Criterion's advanced ebullated bed catalysts, enhances the performance of these units by enabling higher conversion levels than previously possible.

Headwaters Incorporated and Criterion Form Alliance on Heavy Oil ... by Business Wire

We continue to work with the three refineries that have installed our HCAT heavy oil upgrading technology and believe that all three refineries will continue to test HCAT.

Headwaters Incorporated Announces Results for Fourth Quarter and ... by Business Wire

0 million of HCAT catalyst sales related to commercial trials * Steady performance by CCP segment * Down cycle in building products continues to negatively impact earnings Results for the Quarter and Nine Months ended June 30, 2008 The decline in net income and earnings per share for the June 2008 quarter and for the nine months ended June 2008, compared to the same periods in 2007, is primarily due to the expiration of our Section 45K business.

Headwaters Incorporated Announces Results for Third Quarter of Fiscal ... by Business Wire

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