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Comment by Arno Lundin on January 8, 2009 at 1:55pm

Algea fuel if no natural water eco system is dissrupted

Comment by Dawn on January 8, 2009 at 1:40pm

What would you people invest your money in right now...
ALGEA Fuel
Synthetic Fuels made of animal and bio fat waste
Ground Oil
Natural Gas
coal

Comment by Arno Lundin on December 15, 2008 at 12:56pm

Cool goverment has approved to fund 50% of building costs for purelignin.com Front end bio refinery. This technology is what we are licensing and implementing.
W are waiting to hear if that funding includes any liscencee's which we imagine it will.
We continue to seek private funding interested parties may contact me any time.
Process developed by purelignin.com reduces polution to near 0, deliver's higher quality product and reduces energy consumption for existing producers as well as provides side stream revenues one of which is generation of ectricity, ehtanols, and bio plastics etc. DOE reported in 2005 that this type of technology was needed for many industries if they were to remain viable. Coincidentally when this report came out the technology was in the patent office getting approved. Hard to grasp the big picture but I feel the technology will allow for many things that were not possible due to high cost of production to now be possible. This may be so large a market that I feel it will dominate the nowt new economy of Renewable's.

Comment by Arno Lundin on December 2, 2008 at 12:35am

http://www.greencarsite.co.uk/econews/honda-fc-sport-concept.htm

hmm bio plastic structure
We do not make the parts but we manufacture the ingredients to make the bio plastic parts possible.
new venture. patented. capital needed.

Comment by Arno Lundin on November 22, 2008 at 11:39am

www.purelignin.com go here and see what the base of the next economy will be.

Comment by Arno Lundin on November 13, 2008 at 12:41pm

Seeking Investment capital for renewable energy mill already patented. Non- Polluting. 0 emission. Market research done. Customers waiting for production. Need Money to build mill. Aprox. 2mill. us. Return to be negotiated.
can make jet fuel

Comment by Michael, Houston on November 1, 2008 at 7:32am

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Comment by jay on October 13, 2008 at 3:34pm

How T. Boone Pickens and The "Pickens Plan" Could Make You Rich By Investing in Green Stocks

T. Boone Pickens owns 40% of a company called Clean Energy Fuels Corp. ( NASDAQ:CLNE ). This is a company that provides natural gas for vehicle fleets in the U.S. and Canada. CLNE designs, builds, finances, and operates the fueling stations.

T. Boone Pickens owns 12% of Westport Innovations, Inc. ( NASDAQ:WPRT ) a leading developer of environmental technologies that enable vehicles to operate on clean-burning alternative fuels.

WRPT works with global automotive leaders such as Cummins Inc., Ford, and BMW to incorporate their technologies into leading manufacturers engines and to explore future commercial opportunities for clean vehicles.

Pickens’ new company, Mesa Water, has been buying up ground water rights in Roberts County, Texas - 200,000 acres in all. He says that over a 30-year period, he expects to make more than $1 billion on his investment of $75 million.

Many others are coming to the realization that water is too cheap. Hence, water rights are a great buy today.

As an individual investor, you can’t trade water rights very easily. But you can invest in a company that owns almost as much water as Pickens does – in actuality, the acre feet that this Company owns are more valuable than what Pickens purchased.

PICO Holdings, Inc., ( NASDAQ:PICO ) together with its subsidiaries, engages in the ownership and development of real estate properties. It owns land and the related mineral rights and water rights in Nevada. The company is involved in water resource development business, such as developing new sources of water for water utilities, municipalities, developers, or industrial users. In addition, PICO Holdings engages in the acquisition and financing of businesses. It operates in the United States and Europe. The company was founded in 1981 and is based in La Jolla, California.

T. Boone Pickens thinks he'll earn $1 billion on his $76 million investment - or basically 13 times his money. PICO - already in this business, with substantial expertise and a portfolio of more valuable water rights - could do even better.

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Comment by Bruce Eric Montgomery on September 9, 2008 at 9:44pm

Top Private Companies Recognized for Leadership in Green Technology and Global Business Potential

AlwaysOn GoingGreen 2008

SAN FRANCISCO----AlwaysOn today announced its coveted GoingGreen 100 Top Private Companies Awards and named Synthetic Genomics as the GoingGreen Overall Winner. Other category winners were Amyris Biotechnologies in Biofuels, CoalTek in Clean Energy, GlycosBio in Clean Manufacturing, Silver Spring Networks in Energy Efficiency, Premium Power in Energy Storage, EcoMotors in Green Transportation, Serious Materials in Green Materials, Genomatica in Green Nanotech & Synthetic Genomics, Ze-Gen in Resource Recovery & Waste Management, BrightSource Energy in Solar Energy, and AbTech Industries in Water Technology.

The second-annual elite GoingGreen 100 list was compiled by the AlwaysOn editorial panel. In order to be eligible for the GoingGreen 100 list, companies had to be peer-nominated, with AlwaysOn receiving more than 500 nominations from venture investors, investment bankers and other industry experts.

"The GoingGreen 100 companies will accelerate the global movement to a more sustainable environment," said Tony Perkins, founder and CEO of AlwaysOn. "The ideas and innovation we saw as we reviewed hundreds of green technology companies will be foundational to the next wave of economic growth in California and beyond. My congratulations to each GoingGreen 100 winner — these are the companies which we predict will have the greatest market traction, strongest innovation and most game-changing approaches this year."

Overall Winner Synthetic Genomics was born out of decades of pioneering scientific research by J. Craig Venter, Ph.D. and Nobel Laureate Hamilton O. Smith, M.D. The company's scientific team includes leading researchers with expertise in areas including metabolic engineering, microbiology, biochemistry, bioinformatics, plant genomics, climate change and energy policies.

“We are proud to present our top honors to Synthetic Genomics after seeing the implications of the company’s technology and the scope of their business,” said Tony Perkins. “Synthetic Genomics represents a deeply disruptive breakthrough in genomic-driven environment solutions. It is bound to play an important role in addressing global energy challenges.”

The GoingGreen 100 Top Private Companies for 2008 will be honored at GoingGreen to be held at Cavallo Point, San Francisco from September 15-17. GoingGreen is a two-and-a-half-day executive gathering that highlights the significant impact green technologies have on new economic growth and in sustainable use of natural resources. The idea behind the GoingGreen 100 top private companies list is to identify the most promising entrepreneurial opportunities and investments in the clean technology industry.

A full list of all the GoingGreen 100 Top Private Companies can be found on the AlwaysOn website at: http://alwayson.goingon.com/permalink/post/28868

About GoingGreen

GoingGreen is where cutting-edge greentech CEOs meet the movers and shakers from the biggest industries on earth. Green technology innovators are transforming the global energy, water, agriculture, transportation, construction, manufacturing, and resource recovery establishments. This two-and-a-half-day executive event features CEO presentations and high-level debates on the most promising emerging green technologies and new entrepreneurial opportunities.

Comment by Bruce Eric Montgomery on August 30, 2008 at 8:24pm

Cleantech Forum XVIII in Washington DC to Drive Cleantech Policy Debate, Investments and Solutions for Emerging Markets

Leaders in Business, Government, Science to Push Capital Market Innovation and Scaling to Meet Global Demand

WASHINGTON, DC -- With energy and climate concerns at the top of the U.S. political, investment and business agendas, more than 600 of the world’s leading cleantech investors -- representing over $3 trillion in capital -- will convene with entrepreneurs, scientists and policy-makers in Washington, DC for Cleantech Forum XVIII. Hosted by the Cleantech Group, LLC, founders of the cleantech investment category, the two-day forum, held September 15-17, 2008, provides unparalleled networking opportunities with technology innovators and investors and a chance to survey the next generation of cleantech entrepreneurial innovation.

“As we move toward the conclusion of the first decade of the 21st Century, stresses on the global economy from rising inflation and slowing growth in developed economies will be compounded by the tangible impacts of climate change,” said John Balbach, managing partner of the Cleantech Group and conference chair. “Clean technologies hold the promise of addressing these challenges, and doing so by generating superior returns along with job and wealth creation. Our eighteenth Cleantech Forum is convening the cleantech investment community with policy-makers at a pivotal time of opportunity to stimulate global markets.”

Keynotes include David H. McCormick, Under Secretary for International Affairs for the U.S. Treasury Department, outlining a new $8 billion fund for international clean technology deployment for emerging markets; Chris Luebkeman, Director of Global Foresight and Innovation for Arup, one of the world’s leading design and consulting firms that recently completed the National Stadium and the Aquatic Center for China’s inaugural Olympics, will explore breakthroughs in innovation; and Dr. Tony Haymet, Director of the Scripps Institution of Oceanography, will highlight emerging breakthroughs in science which hold disruptive promise.

Other leading organizations participating include Sequoia Capital, Harvard University, United Steelworkers Union, Apollo Alliance, Change to Win, IDEO, Clinton Climate Initiative, Ernst & Young, Duke Energy, Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, SunPower, Honeywell, Shell, ConocoPhillips and Monitor Group, among others.

Top-tier venture capital and investment firms participating include Accel Partners, Advanced Technology Ventures, Alliance Bernstein, Angeleno Group, Battelle Ventures, Bessemer Venture Partners, Credit Suisse, Chrysalix Energy Venture Capital, Element Partners, Emerald Technology Ventures, EnerTech Capital, Fidelity Ventures, Flagship Ventures, Global Environment Fund, Goldman Sachs, Mohr Davidow Ventures, NGEN Partners, Overseas Private Equity Corporation (OPIC), Pangea Ventures, RockPort Capital Partners, Sequoia Capital, SJF Ventures and SVB Financial Group.

Full information on the Cleantech Forum XVIII conference, including agenda, is available at http://www.cleantech.com/dcforum08

About Cleantech Group™, LLC

The Cleantech Group pioneered the cleantech investment category in 2002. Today, it accelerates the development and market adoption of clean technologies globally through membership in the largest global network of investors and companies representing more than $3 trillion in assets. Member investors, growth companies/vendors, enterprises, service providers, and others receive access to capital, investment deal flow, market leading research and data, insight, sales leads, human capital, and promotional opportunities. The Cleantech Group also produces the premier Cleantech Forum events worldwide. Details at http://www.cleantech.com

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