[ParsonMac]

Originally Posted by TheSeer

Parsonmac....you have come up with good suggestions thus far, but I disagree with you on this one (The 50/50 deal). They have come to JR before and he turned them down for a reason.

It amazes me. I heard a sermon one time.... when people don't get their promise when they expect it ...especially it takes longer then expected........how they start making comprimises........... and settle for less....oh ye of little faith.

Revenues will come in at an exponential rate....money will no longer be an issue(as it never was in JR's vision). This is about a cleaner future. As JR stated many times...his grandchildren breathing clean air.

This is not about money (as with Petroleums' vision).......

JR STICK TO YOUR VISION.


SSTP FORGING AHEAD!!!

First of all...
Didn't JR turn them down (BP?) before he knew what he had? I haven't heard of him turning them down since AmSpec came on board, so I'm not sure how accurate or relevant the first 'rejection' was.

Secondly...
I've thought that Big Oil's (up 'til now) rejection or repudiation of biocrude alternatives was shortsighted because progress demands that we develop all available, viable technologies. Likewise, it would be shortsighted of "us" to repudiate the ongoing viability of the "fuel that brought us to the dance." Per my earlier post, I really DO believe that petroleum may well qualify as a 'renewable energy source.' Certainly, the national and global petroleum refining and delivering infrastructures are not going away any time soon.

Thirdly...
Don't forget that petroleum technology is getting cleaner all the time! My Ford Focus with its slick, Mazda, 2 liter engine, is a PZEV (partial zero emissions vehicle). I put the amazing statistics online here a coupla' weeks ago.

THEREFORE...

I would think a close and co-operating synergy between the mature, extant petroleum industry and the infant vertroleum industry would take the nation further and faster than petroleum by itself or by vertroleum trying to "unseat" the Petroleum Industry...

Well, we'll see I guess!

Have a great day Seer!!!

[TheSeer]

First of all.....
Secondly.......
Thirdly..........
I have no rebutle with you.


THEREFORE....

You stated:
"I would think a close and co-operating synergy between the mature, extant petroleum industry and the infant vertroleum industry would take the nation further and faster than petroleum by itself or by vertroleum trying to "unseat" the Petroleum Industry..."


I believe we need to have a close business relationship with the wholesaler(s). Let the wholesaler have the close and co-operating synergy, which is already in place, with the mature, extant petroleum industry. If the reputable wholesaler is selling at a discounted price (because of the yield & viability of "the Rivera Process")to his peers, can you imagine the adoption rate that would occur!!!!!!

How can the price of fuel come down and profits go up??????.....that is the trillion dollar question.

Refineries are NOT a threat to The United States security.......it is the importation of crude (from unstable territories) that is the National Security threat.

[ParsonMac]

Originally Posted by TheSeer

Refineries are NOT a threat to The United States security.......it is the importation of crude (from unstable territories) that is the National Security threat.

Amen to that!

Well, that and the Socialist Pinhead leaders that have kept us from using our own natural resources and KEPT us dependent on foreign oil.

Don't get me started!!!

[uzzo2]

Originally Posted by ParsonMac

Amen to that!

Well, that and the Socialist Pinhead leaders that have kept us from using our own natural resources and KEPT us dependent on foreign oil.

Don't get me started!!!

don't forget over speculation and a weak dollar.

[thecrystalball23]

Alternative Energy Stocks News

Sustainable Power Corp. Announces Cooperative Agreement With L.Sole' S.A. and Pemco BioSynergy AS Throughout "SSTP Europe": Financial News - Yahoo! Finance

[2doubledown]

Originally Posted by thecrystalball23

Alternative Energy Stocks News

Sustainable Power Corp. Announces Cooperative Agreement With L.Sole' S.A. and Pemco BioSynergy AS Throughout "SSTP Europe": Financial News - Yahoo! Finance

Date: 7/10/2008 11:27 am EDT Congrats to JR for bringing this deal home - SSTP Europe with Pemco and L.Sole.

Now on to Asia and Borneo. Borneo board meeting coming up, wonder if they are discussing these recent events?????

Then again, L. Sole is licking their chops to build out Baytown and Central America. I'm sure the European Banks looking to fund the $2.0 billion are feeling a lot better about lending JR money now knowing that SSTP is off and running in Europe with funding to be provided by PEMCO for the first $6.0 mil.

Times are sure getting interesting !!!!!

Why would any body be selling at this stage of the birth of an "International Green Energy Company" ?????

[TheSeer]

2 Billion Dollars will accelerate the build out of 400 reactors (especially if they had two or even three shifts constructing)at an incredible rate!!!


WE ARE TALKING MONTHS NOT YEARS!!!

$2,000,000,000

in case it doesn't click....that is 100 Million dollars 20 times over!!!

MONTHS.......NOT YEARS.......

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SSTP SUCCEEDING!!!!!

[willybill]

Fasten your seatbelts and ENJOY THE THE RIDE!!!!!!!!!!!! This has become my WILDEST DREAM!!!!!!! WILLYBILL

[Mazie]

U.S. expert speaks at jatropha conference

The second annual Monographic Conference on Jatropha Curcas was held in Madrid, Spain, in May. The event's purpose was to connect biodiesel producers, firms and entrepreneurs from across the world, while informing them of the biodiesel feedstock and updates to technology.

Global Energy Trading Co.’s Chief Executive Officer James Fanning was one of the 10 experts invited to speak, the only one from the United States. GETCO, founded in 2006 by Fanning, is launching a program designed to mass-cultivate and produce jatropha in underdeveloped nations as an “environmentally friendly worldwide alternative biodiesel fuel.”

Fanning’s presentation, titled “Economic Impact of Jatropha in Local Communities and International Trade,” summed up what GETCO sees as a need in the biodiesel industry: to create sustainable communities and long-term solutions to the world’s energy needs. “We looked at jatropha, which has had very little scientific long-term study, because it isn’t part of the food chain, it has a 35- to 40-year life cycle, it grows in arid soil, and it's also labor-intensive,” he said. “Some people might think [choosing a labor-intensive crop] is crazy.”

Many in the biodiesel industry haven’t considered jatropha seriously enough as a viable alternative to soy, canola or palm oil, Fanning believes. “When we started a few years ago, African palm was the feedstock of choice along the equatorial line because of its yield at 5,000 kilograms per hectare per year,” he said. “The problems came when people tried to take it into colder climates.”

Another benefit of jatropha is the long-term yield. While a plant such as soybeans has to be harvested and replanted every year, jatropha can be harvested almost continually over a 30-year period. The plant produces oil-rich seeds nine months out of the year. “When we looked at the research, we found that even the 30-year yield on the jatropha crop makes it economically viable to have labor at formal labor wages in South America,” Fanning said. “This allows us to have people employed full-time.” He expects future yield improvements, too. “Of all the feedstocks out there, jatropha is the only one that hasn’t been genetically modified, meaning the yields can only get better,” he said. “Based upon the studies done in the past three or four years, we believe we can get three or four times the yield of today.”

[thecrystalball23]

Sustainable Power Corp. Announces Cooperative Agreement With L.Sole' S.A. and Pemco BioSynergy AS Throughout SSTP | Reuters