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The company states that its first and most profitable energy technology venture is in the area of leveraging patented technology to develop renewable bio-energy systems to convert animal waste into electricity and valuable co-products (fertilizer and biofuels).

According to the U.S. Department of Agriculture in a report entitled “Manure Use for Fertilizer and for Energy” there is growing interest in using manure as a feedstock for energy production, driven by rising energy prices and growing concerns over the environmental risks associated with excess applications of manure nutrients and with fossil fuel energy production reported Link to the report Here

Here is the opportunity that presents itself to GELV:

The company believes there is a definite economic advantage to generating energy from manure. (my apologies to the squeamish among you)

The Environmental Protection Agency reports one of the biggest challenges facing livestock producers is managing manure and process water in a way that protects environmental quality and controls odor. In one day, a cow generates 120 pounds of manure. California’s dairies alone produce 70 billion pounds of manure each year. (Yes, that is BILLIONS and it is just one state) Finding ways to manage such a staggering amount of waste is challenging, especially considering the high costs of hauling and disposal and limited landfill space. If this waste is not properly managed, it can contaminate water supplies, threaten public health and contribute to climate change. (EPA Waste Management Division, August 2009).

A single filling of 300 pounds of manure will produce about 1500 cubic feet of methane equivalent to roughly 62 US gallons. That’s not bad when it costs only three cents to produce. Methane gas provides 97 to 98% combustion compared to the 27% combustion, (with the rest going out the exhaust in the form of carbon and pollution of gasoline). There is a definite ecological benefit. Methane brewed up from this formula has a caloric value per liquid pound of 22,000 B.T.U. as compared to gasoline’s 19,000, propane’s 19,944 and butane’s 19,680.

GELV believes that it has the technology:

• That can produce ethanol and valuable co-products (fertilizer and other biofuel) less expensively than can large agribusinesses’ corn-based ethanol processors
• That will allow for plants to be located closer to the waste sources that are also the ethanol consuming markets.
• That will make it a single source provider of complete equipment packages for biomass energy systems using the most advanced technology available

In Fact…..Green Energy Live Patent for Liquefaction Technology Accepted

CEO, Karen Clark, was quoted as saying, “because we can scale down the liquefaction process, it may now be brought directly to the source of feedstock — the farm, thus further reducing the ecological footprint of the system.”                      Read full release on Yahoo! Finance HERE

In addition….GELV Pursuing Acquisitions to Drive Growth, Revenue & Sales Channels for Sustainable Biomass-to-Energy Technology `

• Green Energy Live’s first acquisition, Comanche Livestock Exchange, is a profitable Texas-based provider of live animal auction and hauling services. Comanche provides stable, growing revenue and net income, an existing sales channel and strong management. The company has been serving the beef and dairy industry for 60 years and has an extensive network of potential customers and industry contacts for Green Energy Live.
• A second acquisition has been identified and a LOI executed for Peck Electric, Inc., a fully licensed electrical systems provider with substantial revenue, energy technology expertise and a 37-year operating history. The acquisition would provide Green Energy Live with a sustainable base of operating revenue as well as geographical diversification and access to an expanded customer base. Peck also has access to proprietary technology specifically applicable to bio waste conversion and electricity generation.
• The company says it is targeting businesses in the range of $5 million to $25 million in annual revenue with complementary technology or industry applications, strong and consistent revenue, profitable operations, existing sales channels and customers, and proven management teams contracted to stay on after acquisition. Read full release on Yahoo! Finance HERE

I highly recommend that you take a look at GELV’s website. The site is chock full of interesting and enlightening facts about biofuels and GELV proprietary process.  It also speaks in depth about other profitable ventures that the company is involved in, specifically the creation of ethanol fuels through the traditional processing of biomass It is a lot of information so I suggest you skim.  GELV Website

Also, take a look at this chart! GELV looks like it has a great setup for possible gains.

GELV is a low-priced stock that my members say they LOVE.  Even a move of just a penny would mean HUGE gains for members and with the low price traders can pick up lots of shares.

Do your due diligence and be get GELV on your radar screen right away.  Monday could be the start of a great trading week!