Hey Boone! Look at this.

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Comment by Shon D. Lenzo on September 11, 2009 at 7:18pm

I am very interested in setting up a natural gas fuel truckstop / filling station
(as mentioned in the Wall Street Journal the other week)
on my property at the intersection of I 70 and I 77 in Ohio.
The freeways go all 4 directions across the United States.
I would like to do this in association with the Pickens plan.
It will require capital and partners, I have the land.
Who do I talk to, where can I start?
Lets do this!
Thanks,
Shon D. Lenzo
President,
Freeway Development Corporation

Comment by eddy malka on September 10, 2009 at 8:23am

here is something to ponder www.greenjapan.asia

Comment by Jimmy Sink on July 13, 2009 at 11:10am

Hey Boone! Look at this.
How about a energy producer that is using a waste product,being produce by the hundred of tons, does not need any special infrastructure, is as green as green can be, will provide hundreds if not thousands of jobs,and will be a PR bonanza for the companies that get involved. Sounds to good to be true,sometimes you have to step outside the box to really see what is going on in the box.
Mr. Pickens all I ask for is 30 minutes of your time. Thanks.

Comment by South Dakota Wind Energy on April 20, 2009 at 6:23pm

Mr. Pickens,

We at South Dakota Wind energy are ready, willing and able to assist in your efforts to promote Wind Energy.

Already we have established the connections to develope and supply the equipment necessary for wind farms, all we need now is the financial backing required to kick off construction.

Monty and Debbie

Comment by Tesla_se on April 20, 2009 at 5:28pm

Dear Mr. T. Boone Pickens,

Please read my two blogs and let's expand our portfolio to cover all the bases. This "Advanced Cellulosic Biomass Fuel" can help bridge our current fleet into the electrified future, steer global warming off course, and relieve foreign oil imports.

Warm Regards,
Tesla_se