McMillan-McGee Corp. is a full-service, client-focused In-Situ Thermal Remediation company providing advanced engineering solutions to our clients in their management of environmental challenges. We are the creators of the patented "Electro-Thermal Dynamic Stripping Process" (ET-DSP™); our in-situ thermal remediation technology for cleaning contaminated sites. It uses readily available three phase electrical power to heat the subsurface with electrodes. Our new patented process is known as the "Inductive Thermal Dynamic Stripping Process" (IT-DSP™) and uses inductive heating technology to make the outer casing the heat source and, therefore, does not rely on rate-limiting radiant heat transfer. Never before has heating technology using thermal conduction been so powerful. Peak subsurface temperatures up to and exceeding 600ºC can be achieved more rapidly and using less energy than competing approaches. McMillan-McGee began business in 1995 with Dr. Bruce McGee's work in applied electro-magnetics and petroleum reservoir engineering. With our first project in 1996, in Turtle Bayou, Texas, and extensive research and development during doctoral studies at the University of Alberta as well as Lawrence Livermore Labs (UC Berkeley), we continued to grow successfully working on remediation projects around the world, gaining a global reputation of providing a powerful and effective remediation technology. Throughout 1997 to 2001, Mc2 grew dramatically, cinching the technology patent (US and Canada) for the Electro-Thermal Dynamic Stripping Process (ET-DSP™), and our new Inductive Thermal Dynamic Stripping Process (IT-DSP™). Today, the Mc2 team has completed more than 120 thermal remediation projects in North America, South America, Europe and Asia.