According to the IR Firm, Redwood Consultants ( http://www.redwoodconsultants.com/ ) the EFFECTIVE OS will stay at 140M. While technically the OS will be 646M, 500M of that is restricted for 2 years. Basically what that means is that there is and will remain for now, a total of 146M Tradeable Shares.
There absolutely will be NO Reverse Split, so the EFFECTIVE OS is and will remain at 146M. (See note above.)
Bottom Line on the Share Structure: 500M Restricted Shares have been added to the A/S and OS, so effectively there is NO change to the existing LFZA share structure.
======================== John Rivera, CEO, USSE ==============
11/07/06 Wall Street Resources, Inc. Releases an Analytical Profile on U.S. Sustainable Energy Corp. With a 12-Month Target Value of $5.55 http://biz.yahoo.com/iw/061107/0181065.html
11/06/06 U.S. Sustainable Energy Corp. Announces Analysis Reports of Company's Unique Patent-Pending Green Biofuels Conducted by Summit Environmental Technologies, Inc. http://biz.yahoo.com/iw/061106/0180676.html
New Investors: Make sure you read the Letter from Cornell University below!!
Please watch the 15 min video on the following link. It will blow your socks off! You may have to right-click save on the Download Now link and then watch it after you've downloaded it:
There are a LOT of pictures at the bottom, showing various parts of the production process and demonstration of the product.
I myself, zardiw (Hans Brost) traveled to Mississippi to DD this company, and view the live validation/demonstration of this biofuel. You can see a diary/**** of my trip in the following 'Your Man in Natchez' series posts:
Also, see Mhinsea's revenue projections below. 10 weeks to first revenue.
The company is releasing news on a continuing basis to keep it's investors and the public informed about the latest developments. Soon, this will not just be Business Wire news, but CNN/TV Media type news.
US Sustainable Energy Corp reverse merged into the LFZA shell on 11 October, 2006.
USSEC has a WORKING 65 foot reactor that is producing this biofuel, and is in the process of building 200-300 more!!
"USSEC has successfully demonstrated the most cost effective method of producing biofuel estimated at $.50/ gallon according to exhaustive studies and independent Lab confirmation."
"USSEC holds patent pending technology for a new breakthrough biofuel"
"USSE does not produce biodiesel. It is hydrocarbon-based fuel that is more similar to a petroleum product than biodiesel. Besides being a better fuel and having inherently higher energy density than biodiesel, it can improve biodiesel performance in three ways. It lowers the cloud point temperature, improves low temp viscosity, and increases the energy density. Right there is a market and a good one. During the conversion process the beans and/or corn are loaded in one side of the reactor, enter into the vacuum/reaction chamber, and the gas, liquid, and solids are separated at the end. The gas is similar to a natural gas but higher in energy density as well. It also contains a significant portion of hydrogen which helps engines burn the hydrocarbons cleaner. The gas can be ported to run turbines to generate electricity. The liquid can be used to blend with biodiesel or blended with petroleum diesel, gasoline, and perhaps aviation fuels. The carbon waste can be burned for energy. The rest of the solid can be used as fertilizer. Every portion of the output has a market.
USSEC does not have a niche, it will create a new source of fuels. It is not separate from the biodiesel industry, it will be in a class of its own."
"Kelmer R. Smith, Jr. PE, CEM, CPP, President of I.C. Thomasson MS Operations, stated, "For the last several months, I have had the privilege of assisting USSEC in preparing a Basis of Design Document for their Natchez, MS, production plant as well as a feasibility study for their Vidalia, LA, power generation station. I have personally witnessed the production of the USSEC biofuels and have seen one formulation demonstrated as a 50/50 fuel in a variety of unmodified diesel engines and a second 100% formulation demonstrated in several gasoline engines. In my opinion, USSEC will produce the next generation biofuels with significant, positive socio-economic impacts. I.C. Thomasson Associates, Inc. is elated to be chosen as the design professional to assist USSEC in implementing this ground-breaking technology."
"Unlike other biomass gasification, the USSEC process can operate at a variety of scale, converting even waste biomass into fuel and fertilizer. The fuel produced will ultimately be more valuable than ethanol or methanol, and the USSEC process can convert biomass materials at an efficiency that cannot be matched by currently planned operations. In addition, unlike virtually all other approaches for biomass to energy, which deplete soil nutrients, the USSEC process restores and enhances soil mineral and carbon content. As a direct result of this revolutionary approach to integrated energy and fertilizer production from biomass, the USSEC process effectively removes Greenhouse Gases from the atmosphere, and can do so profitably before the value of Green Certificates and Carbon Credits are considered."
"I have worked with John Rivera in the past (GWE years) and am familiar with the reactor and the process. I have been to GWE/USSEC in Port Gibson many times and have had numerous discussions with USSEC personnel about the technology. I have not been inside the facility in Natchez but have been to the site.
IMHO, this is a very convenient method for conversion of any biomass into fuels and perhaps other chemical commodities. Alkenes are a gaseous component (ever heard of polyethylene or polypropylene ?). IMHO, this could be biosource for some petroleum commodities. The process is direct, you load the material in one side of the reactor and separate out the water, fuels (liquid and gas), and residue at the other end. I do believe that it is groundbreaking in that ANY high oil containing biosource (soybeans, cottonseed, rapeseed, sunflower, leaves, grasses, etc...)should be able to be fed into the reactor and yield good hydrocarbon output. Soybeans and soy/corn combos have been tested with good success. Since corn is high in starches, this bodes well for using grasses, wood, and other cellulosics. It should also be very good for extraction of organics from shale oil sands, etc... maybe conversion of coal or peat into liquid fuels. What is not known is how variable the output is based on the input and how the output varies with changes in reactor conditions. Further research in needed here, IMHO. At the least, this is a very interesting and promising application of a catalytic decomposition process.
JR is a very hard working, diligent, and intelligent man. I cannot predict his success but I would d*** sure not bet against it. I can say without question that he is as dedicated as they come to this. He eats, breathes, and sleeps USSEC. If USSEC fails, it will not be because of a lack of trying or he gave up. They'll have to carry him out in a coffin. He also has a very good group of employees working with him."
FoggDogg's Take on the Conf. Call:
Anyway, I just listened to the CC replay! So we primarily make the(7-3-7) fertilizer with two waste bi-products that make biofuel and biogas; with the fertilizer sales funding the production of the bi-products. Thus, entitling USSE to reap the lucritive green tags, green credits, etc....
From what JR stated, USSE will obtain lines of credit to finance the construction of the the Natches plant to its full production capacity(200 tubes) to 1.5 million gallons a day. Thus, no dilution!
Now, I think people may get confused about the primary production of the 7-3-7 being the main source of income. That is not the beauty of JR's process, nor where the BULK of the revenues will come from! Although, it IS beautiful that the 7-3-7 goes right back in to the ground to revitalize the soil. Meaning USSE pays a premium to obtain the soybeans and the farmers gaurantee to buy the 7-3-7. WIN WIN
Also, the mandate by congress requires ALL states to be using a certain percentage of GREEN fuel by 2008. Although the percentage is small, it's still huge!! I think we have found OUR niche!
There was a question on the CC that asked about sales on the retail level, i.e. your local gas station; JR stated that, that would not be in the best interest of the company. WOW, so we fufill citys, states, governments, and the militarys need here and abroad! I like that because the infrastruture to incorporate ethanol for cars, trucks, etc is being implemented and there would be huge politics to overcome to derail the ethanol efforts.
So one question I have is how does the 1.5 million gallons a day get stored and delivered? Pipelines? Trucks, trains, tankers??
All IMHO, I welcome all critics, as I certainly may have made a wrong assumption. USSE on MONDAY????? WEEEEEEEEEEEEE
ABOUT USSEC posted by Toomba
USSEC is an international producer of American Biofuels solutions through its proprietary and patent pending processes, Biofuels products and molecular structure of the Biofuels. From its testing plant in Mississippi, USSEC has produced various Biofuels which have been used to operate all engines including diesel generators, automobiles, trucks, railroads and jet airplanes. The Company can use many different biomass materials including corn, rapeseed, jatropha, palm oil, etc., to produce its Biofuels. USSEC can also utilize its Biofuels to co-generate electricity. USSEC is dedicated to building Biofuels facilities to produce Green Power. If USSEC produces Green Power in any state in the United States that have a Green Power program or any country signed as a member of the Kyoto Convention then USSEC will generate Green certificates known as "Green Tags". Green tags, also known as Renewable Energy Credits (RECs) or Tradable Renewable Certificates (TRCs), are a market mechanism that represent the environmental benefits associated generating electricity from renewable energy sources. Rather than functioning as a tax on pollution-causing electricity generators, as traditional carbon emissions trading programs do, green tags function as a non-governmental subsidy on pollution-free electricity generators.
In states which have a green tag program, a green energy provider, such as USSEC, is credited with one green tag for every 1000kWh of electricity it produces. A certifying agency gives each green tag a unique identification number to make sure it doesn't get double-counted. The green energy is then fed into the electrical grid (by mandate), and the accompanying green tag can then be sold on the open market.
====================== A True Skeptic's Story =================
J_Livermore was very negative on this whole process/stock, and made no bones about posting his views. However, he has done some investigating and changed his mind. Many now distrust him and say he is a manipulator, etc. At first I did not trust his turnaround either, but the following changed MY mind. I believe he is a credible long at this point. He has done his own research, and the result was positive.
By J_Livermore:
This weekend I have completed about 90% of the DD on what I believe is out there on what I will call "The USSE Project" ("The Project"). I have gone back as far in time as 1999 in some areas, and as far away in place as Italy in others. I have looked at the PLAYERS and where their interests lie - from LFZA and its players(the auto company), to the same at TITT, Toups Tech., EFTI, Caste-Crete, CYBR, USSEC, USSE, and finally to the proposed spin off - presumably USSP. I have delved into what I think is the technology of Pyrolytic Carbon and applied technologies (and misuse of the term at times - perhaps here - as the original term relates to Pyrolytic Carbon deposition on a substrate). I have looked at bacterial technologies regarding energy extraction from organic materials. I have reviewed The Kyoto agreements and the potential financing possibilities under its auspices. I have reviewed short-selling practices in the Pinks and the profiles of the type of activity and representations the various Market Makers engage in - for example Schwab is a different animal than CYLP or NITE. I have reviewed film of the event and followed, with keen interest, the journals of those who were there and who were describing THE PHYSICAL SCOPE OF LAND AND FACILITIES. I have looked at the economy and needs for the infusion of new industry in Vidilia and the political push that comes from this. I have considered the experience, responsiveness, proactivity, and planning capabilities of those running - The Project.
And I looked down at what appeared initially as a random mosaic of scattered puzzle pieces - each pretty - but with no continuity. AND THEN THE PIECES STARTED COMING TOGETHER.
There are still some holes that needed to be filled, but when I stood back, the SCOPE of The Project hit me!
USSE, is the nugget - the catalyst - sitting at the very epicenter of a truely momentous undertaking that is international in scope - INCLUDING FINANCING - and has the potential for positively affecting the lives of not only shareholders, but the citizens of Vidilia, and anyone desiring energy independence for the U.S.
I am at this moment in awe at the picture before me. I now see what so many others on this board have seen.
I stand speechless.
====================== What You Can DO, by Z ============
Hi all. Here are some steps you can take.
Number one is to get this puppy on National TV.
We have contacted the Clinton Foundation. Eco Power/independence is a subject near and dear to his heart. When Bill Clinton gives his blessing to USSE, say goodbye ma.
But we also need you to do your part. We only need ONE major network to pick this up and this stock will soar to unimaginable heights.
We will have played a part in securing this countries energy independence and guaranteeing a cleaner environment both for us and our future generations. This is truly one of the most awe inspiring events to happen in the history of the country.
SO, tell everybody you know. Let's get this on National TV.
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=========================== About I. C. Thomasson =============
I. C. Thomasson Associates, Inc. (ICT) is an employee owned multidisciplinary engineering and consulting firm established by Mr. I. C. Thomasson in 1942. Located in Nashville, Tennessee, we currently have branch offices in Tampa, Florida; Knoxville, Tennessee; and Brookhaven, Mississippi.
ICT's primary obligation is to the client and to the job that we have been entrusted. The company has a continuing commitment to providing price competitive, innovative, timely and quality engineering services for a diverse range of project types.
The experience and capabilities of any firm are best reflected in its work. The magnitude and diversity of the cumulative experience and expertise of ICT can only be suggested by the abbreviated information covered in our various market segments, which represent only a sample of the more than 13,000 projects the firm has completed.
====================== The Science/Technology ===================
From a post by J_Livermore:
The terminology used in the process is two-fold: Pyrolytic Carbon Extraction (PCE) and Green Waste to Energy (GWE).
PCE is a term used in two ways, and they are often confused. On one hand it refers to the the creation of a kind of carbon under certain foundry conditions which has the unique characteristic of transferring heat along its longitudinal planar axis (surface) with a heat conductivity similar to copper wire. Along its vertical axis (depth) it transfers no heat which makes it an ideal material for coating the combustion chambers of engines which cannot be cooled by water or air. Coating of granular nuclear material and space reentry shields are other applications. The other useage is to describe the extraction of carbon compounds from organic materials, and old tires, etc. I believe, JR's process probably refers to the latter, although if somehow he were to combine a living catalyst (bacteria or yeast) to aid in the conversion process, maybe Pyrolytic Carbon materials are somehow used to divide off hot and cool areas in the reaction chamber which would keep the organisms alive it an otherwise too hot environment. The process most probably envolves pressure, which would make any reaction more energy efficient. It is possible he uses just Pyrolysis and pressure along with an inorganic, or Ph widening material or agent as well. But this is all conjecture on my part, but that is the science behind the terminology anyway. I think it was JR's intention long ago to provide a service which broke down Tires through PCE, but for some reason it did not work as well as thought. GWE may be another application of a similar process.
As to GWE, there are a whole myriad of approaches. Some of them involve the creation of a soup made of the organic material and specially engineered bacteria. The problem with the bacterial approach, is that very often the bacteria kill themselves off with too high concentrations of their own output. Dual bacterial cultures with different outputs are used as a way around this. JR's process may be more simply defined as the terms PCE and GWE are interchangeable in that he is heating the mixture in some unique kind of planar way.
The thing I can't figure out, is how the reaction takes place so quickly, and how the energy cost required to break the stuff down is so low. I believe someone said the process to break down 20 pounds of beans took about 8 minutes. If this is incorrect, then the process - whatever route it takes - is more feasable in my book.
As best I can find out, JR has been a pioneer in this area for quite some time. The earlier, 2000, failure to get the project off the ground could have been due to at least two factors: The lower cost of oil which would make the breakeven profitable point a negative number, and the lack of stimulus from the environmental groups which has built momentum recently with the wider attention placed on the Kyoto Accords and allowed for financing monies to be made available for such projects. The favorable tax treatment could be a profitability swing factor as well.
quote:Originally posted by zardiw: Some rather LARGE developments are expected SHORTLY.......z
If THAT line in there? shheeshh, they say read the fine print.
I love the photo of the guy attempting to fill a old paint can with something or other, slowly trickling out. Not like the first Oklahomo gusher now is it
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More good news! If this stuff is real, it could be the best thing since sliced bread!
Press Release Source: U.S. Sustainable Energy Corp.
U.S. Sustainable Energy Corp. Releases Full Spectrum Analysis on Proprietary Green Biofuels Thursday November 9, 10:44 am ET
Test Results Show No Corrosive Characteristics Unlike Ethanol or Biodiesel
NATCHEZ, MS--(MARKET WIRE)--Nov 9, 2006 -- U.S. Sustainable Energy Corp. (Other OTC:USSE.PK - News) "USSEC" today announced the publishing of a Full Spectrum analysis report performed by Summit Environmental Technologies, Inc. (www.settek.com), an NELAP Certified and A2LA accredited laboratory. The laboratory report can be downloaded at: http://www.ussec.us/index.php?page=108&downloadID=15
John Rivera, CEO of USSEC, stated, "We are pleased to release this comprehensive full spectrum report to the public at this time. The conclusive results reported by Summit Environmental exceeded our wildest expectations. Lately the media has been reporting the corrosive characteristics of ethanol and biodiesel, and rightfully so, the world is gravely concerned. Our green fuels, derived from soybeans show no corrosive characteristics whatsoever. USSEC continues on its path to become a leading producer of 'Green Power' through our use of 100% renewable energy resources." (For more information on Green Power please see: http://www.epa.gov/greenpower/whatis/index.htm)
ADVERTISEMENT Commenting further, Mr. Rivera stated, "We have ordered and are receiving daily delivery of our parts to replicate and build four additional models of our existing fully functional reactor. We expect to complete the construction of these four new additional reactors over the next 8-10 weeks. At that time we also expect to begin reporting revenues and earnings figures to the investment community."
About U.S. Sustainable Energy
USSEC holds patent pending technology for a new breakthrough biofuel and carbon based fertilizer. USSEC has successfully demonstrated the most cost effective method of producing biofuel estimated at $.50/gallon according to exhaustive studies and independent Lab confirmation. The company has developed the process, units and catalyst that will transform agricultural biomass into biofuel and fertilizer. This technology offers a solution for foreign oil dependence, balancing industrial and agricultural concerns with environmental issues and stabilizing and eventually reversing global greenhouse gas emissions. USSEC's research and development has successfully demonstrated the core technology in its fully functional facility located in Port Gibson, MS. The company is currently pursuing fully scalable implementation and deployment at further locations. Unlike other biomass gasification, the USSEC process can operate at a variety of scale, converting even waste biomass into fuel and fertilizer. The fuel produced will ultimately be more valuable than ethanol or methanol, and the USSEC process can convert biomass materials at an efficiency that cannot be matched by currently planned operations. In addition, unlike virtually all other approaches for biomass to energy, which deplete soil nutrients, the USSEC process restores and enhances soil mineral and carbon content. As a direct result of this revolutionary approach to integrated energy and fertilizer production from biomass, the USSEC process effectively removes Greenhouse Gases from the atmosphere, and can do so profitably before the value of Green Certificates and Carbon Credits are considered.
For further information on the company, please visit www.ussec.us
Investors are cautioned that certain statements contained in this document as well as some statements in periodic press release and some oral statements are "Forward-Looking Statements" within the meaning of the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995 (the "Act"). Forward-Looking statements include statements which are predictive in nature, which depend upon or refer to future events or conditions, which include words such as "believes," "anticipates," "intends," "plans," "expects," and similar expressions. In addition, any statements concerning future financial performance (including future revenues, earnings or growth rates), ongoing business strategies or prospects, and possible future actions, which may be provided by management, are also forward-looking statements as defined by the Act. Forward-Looking statements involve known and unknown risks, uncertainties, and other factors which may cause the actual results, performance or achievements of the Company to materially differ from any future results, performance or achievements expressed or implied by such forward-looking statements and to vary significantly from reporting period to reporting period. Although management believes that the assumptions will, in fact, prove to be correct or that actual future results will not be different from the expectations expressed in this report. These statements are not guarantees of future performance and the Company has no specific intention to update these statements.
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OTION FOR SHALREHOLDERS AS OF DECEMBER 1, 2006. SEE POSTS ON .11 AND UP, THERE IS ALOT OF INFO THERE ABOUT USSE-THE NEXT BIO-FUEL POWERHOUSE!!!!!!!!
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FWIW... When I logged into my AlpaTrade account USSE was the paid advertisement on the main page, could bring in some new $$$ this week from the exposure... JMHO
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NEWS: NATCHEZ, MS -- (MARKET WIRE) -- 11/13/06 -- U.S. Sustainable Energy Corp. (PINKSHEETS: USSE) is pleased to announce that IC Thomasson Associates, Inc. (ICT; www.icthomasson.com) has completed professional selections for the USSEC Project Design Team. ICT is the lead firm for the project and will self perform all mechanical and electrical engineering aspects of the project. ICT will utilize Bohimer & Associates of Memphis, TN and KOCH Modular Process of Paramus, New Jersey (www.modularprocess.com) for chemical engineering process design. Other design team members include: Structural engineering by award-winning Stanley D. Lindsey & Associates of Nashville, TN (www.sdlal.com); Civil engineering by Jordon Kaiser Sessions of Natchez, MS; Geotechnical engineering by award-winning Burns Cooley Dennis of Jackson, MS (www.bcdgeo.com); Architectural support by Landry & Lewis Architecture of Hattiesburg, MS (www.landryandlewis.com).
Kelmer R Smith, PE. CEM, CPP and President of MS Operations for ICT, stated, "We made our design team selections very carefully. All of the firms on the design team are professional, competent, experienced, capable, and have a proven track record; otherwise we would not have chosen them for this historic project. We all are committed to complete this fast track project in record time."
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NEWS: Former Pratt & Whitney Sr. Vice President Dr. David E. Crow Joins U.S. Sustainable Energy Corp. Board of Directors
Market Wire "US Press Releases "
NATCHEZ, MS -- (MARKET WIRE) -- 11/15/06 -- U.S. Sustainable Energy Corp. (PINKSHEETS: USSE) (USSEC or the 'Company') today announced that Dr. David E. Crow, former Sr. Vice President of Pratt & Whitney's Engineering organization, has joined USSEC's Board of Directors.
"Dr. David Crow's extensive background with Pratt & Whitney is one of the many reasons we wanted him on the Board of Directors," said John Rivera, USSEC's CEO. "His addition, among many others planned, will help attract other top industry talent to our Company, further bolstering our Board of Directors, management and executive teams."
"U.S. Sustainable Energy Corp. is one of the companies that I most admire," said Dr. David E. Crow. "I'm really looking forward to working with the Company and USSEC's Board of Directors."
Dr. Crow joined Pratt & Whitney in 1966, rising to the position of Senior Vice President of Pratt & Whitney's Engineering organization in May 1997, where he was responsible for the design, development, validation and certification of all Pratt & Whitney large commercial engines, military engines and rocket products. He also led the research and development of advanced technologies systems to meet future aircraft requirements. Dr. Crow previously held the position of Senior Vice President for Pratt & Whitney's Large Commercial Engines organization which included the PW4000 and JT9D high thrust family of products.
Dr. Crow is a past secretary of the Society of Automotive Engineers, and a member of both ASME and AIAA. In addition to serving as past president of Pi Tau Sigma, he has served on the Engineering Advisory Board at Clarkson University and is an elected member of the University of Missouri-Rolla Academy of Mechanical Engineers. He graduated from the University of Missouri-Rolla with a B.S. in mechanical engineering and from the Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute with a M.S. in mechanical engineering. Dr. Crow is a member of the National Academy of Engineering, elected for his leadership in the engineering design of high-bypass-ratio gas turbine engines for aircraft.
About U.S. Sustainable Energy
USSEC holds patent-pending technology for a new breakthrough biofuel and carbon-based fertilizer. USSEC has successfully demonstrated the most cost effective method of producing biofuel estimated at $.50/gallon according to exhaustive studies and independent Lab confirmation. The company has developed the process, units and catalyst that will transform agricultural biomass into biofuel and fertilizer. This technology offers a solution for foreign oil dependence, balancing industrial and agricultural concerns with environmental issues and stabilizing and eventually reversing global greenhouse gas emissions. USSEC's research and development has successfully demonstrated the core technology in its fully functional facility located in Port Gibson, MS. The company is currently pursuing fully scalable implementation and deployment at further locations. Unlike other biomass gasification, the USSEC process can operate at a variety of scale, converting even waste biomass into fuel and fertilizer. The fuel produced will ultimately be more valuable than ethanol or methanol, and the USSEC process can convert biomass materials at an efficiency that cannot be matched by currently planned operations. In addition, unlike virtually all other approaches for biomass to energy, which deplete soil nutrients, the USSEC process restores and enhances soil mineral and carbon content. As a direct result of this revolutionary approach to integrated energy and fertilizer production from biomass, the USSEC process effectively removes Greenhouse Gases from the atmosphere, and can do so profitably before the value of Green Certificates and Carbon Credits are considered.
For further information on the company, please visit www.ussec.us.
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Yes, this Dr. Crow looks like the cream of the crop. I think Dr. Crow sees the true potential of this company. IMHO
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Where can you buy 20 lbs of soilbeans for .50. Help me out. How many lbs in a bushel.
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USSE Engages Oppenheimer & Co. Inc. as Investment Banker
Market Wire "US Press Releases "
NATCHEZ, MS -- (MARKET WIRE) -- 11/16/06 -- U.S. Sustainable Energy Corp. (PINKSHEETS: USSE) (USSEC or the 'Company') is pleased to announce they have retained Oppenheimer & Co. Inc. as investment banker for $50 million dollar Bond Financing for development of the Company's Biomass and Electric Generation Facility located in Natchez, Mississippi.
USSEC has engaged Oppenheimer to act as placement agent for a 50 million dollar Tax-Exempt/Taxable Exempt Facility GO Zone Revenue Bond financing. Oppenheimer will retain exclusive rights for an initial period of 120 days on a best effort basis to close not less than 100% of the principal amount of the bonds. Thereafter, Oppenheimer may continue on a non-exclusive basis.
Oppenheimer will advise the Company concerning the elements of the structure, terms and condition of the Bonds; assist in the preparation of any credit enhancement presentations and Bond offering materials; facilitate communication between the Company and any potential Bond purchaser(s), including the planning, arranging and conduct of presentations and due diligence; receive and respond to inquiries from potential Bond purchaser(s); direct the preparation of any rating agency presentation which may be a part of the sale of the Bonds; advise the Company in connection with the negotiations relating to the Bonds to be offered; and take such incidental or related actions on behalf of the Company as Oppenheimer may deem appropriate or the Company may reasonably request.
"We have been working closely with Oppenheimer to finalize their engagement and we are thrilled to finally announce their engagement as our exclusive investment bankers," said John Rivera, CEO of USSEC. "Their engagement will allow us to move forward with our development of the Natchez Facility with greater pace, which should bring revenue and earnings for the company much more expeditiously."
About Oppenheimer & Co.
Oppenheimer Holdings Inc., through its principal subsidiaries Oppenheimer & Co. Inc. (a U.S. brokerdealer) and Oppenheimer Asset Management Inc., offers a full range of financial products and services from 82 offices in 21 states and 2 foreign jurisdictions.
About U.S. Sustainable Energy
USSEC holds patent-pending technology for a new breakthrough biofuel and carbon-based fertilizer. USSEC has successfully demonstrated the most cost effective method of producing biofuel estimated at $.50/gallon according to exhaustive studies and independent Lab confirmation. The company has developed the process, units and catalyst that will transform agricultural biomass into biofuel and fertilizer. This technology offers a solution for foreign oil dependence, balancing industrial and agricultural concerns with environmental issues and stabilizing and eventually reversing global greenhouse gas emissions. USSEC's research and development has successfully demonstrated the core technology in its fully functional facility located in Port Gibson, MS. The company is currently pursuing fully scalable implementation and deployment at further locations. Unlike other biomass gasification, the USSEC process can operate at a variety of scale, converting even waste biomass into fuel and fertilizer. The fuel produced will ultimately be more valuable than ethanol or methanol, and the USSEC process can convert biomass materials at an efficiency that cannot be matched by currently planned operations. In addition, unlike virtually all other approaches for biomass to energy, which deplete soil nutrients, the USSEC process restores and enhances soil mineral and carbon content. As a direct result of this revolutionary approach to integrated energy and fertilizer production from biomass, the USSEC process effectively removes Greenhouse Gases from the atmosphere, and can do so profitably before the value of Green Certificates and Carbon Credits are considered.
For further information on the company, please visit www.ussec.us.
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Dr. Rivera, It has been a pleasure talking with you today. As I mentioned, I am the USDA’s National Program Leader for Bioenergy and can encourage USDA scientists to help companies like USSEC get their technologies commercialized. I am very interested in your process for converting biomass to fuels, and would like more information. Specifically, I would like to see a material balance for the major process streams associated with your technology. Ideally, I would like to know how much corn grain or soybean you start with. From this feedstock, how much ash does your process produce and what are the major molecular components of that ash? How much liquid biofuel do you produce and what are its major molecular components? How much gaseous product do you produce and what are the major molecular components of these off-gases? Since I am a federal employee, if you declare that the information you provide is confidential, then by law I cannot disclose it to a third party, even another federal employee, without your permission. In the best case, USSEC and ARS would embark on one or more research partnerships that would both assist your business and support USDA goals. I look forward to hearing from you again. - Bob Robert Fireovid, National Program Leader Agricultural Research Service, USDA GWCC 4-2176
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Stock seemed to lose some steam today but I still think this thing is primed and ready to run . Hopefully , USSE can land some good financing to step up their production capabilities .
I'm holding on to this one and will try to add to my positions before it runs again.
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Charts turning up. Hope to see the next run start before the Dec 1 one for one spin off.
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U.S. Sustainable Energy Corp. Announces Kelmer R. Smith Appointed as President of Sustainable Power Corp. Wednesday November 22, 9:08 am ET
NATCHEZ, MS--(MARKET WIRE)--Nov 22, 2006 -- U.S. Sustainable Energy Corp. (Other OTC:USSE.PK - News) announced today Mr. Kelmer R. Smith has been appointed as President of Sustainable Power Corp. (SPC), a USSEC subsidiary. Mr. Smith formerly served as President of Mississippi operations for IC Thomasson Associates, Inc. (ICT) www.icthomasson.com. Mr. Smith will manage design and construction of future USSEC production and SPC power plants. Mr. Smith is a professional engineer licensed in five states, a Certified Energy Manager (CEM) and Certified Energy Procurement (CEP) Professional. He has over 22 years of diversified engineering and project management experience in the petrochemical, power generation and consulting engineer industries.
"I have been involved in the USSEC project for several months; this move demonstrates my faith in the USSEC technology and my commitment to implementing this groundbreaking technology on a national and international scale. I am pleased to join the USSEC/SPC team and I look forward to my new role," stated Mr. Smith.
Mr. Smith was educated at Mississippi State University receiving a B.S. in mechanical engineering with honors. While at MSU Mr. Smith received the Sylvia W. Farney Scholarship presented by the American Society of Mechanical Engineers Auxiliary, Inc., one of four recipients nationwide. He began his business career with Mississippi Power as a co-op student in their marketing department. Upon graduation, Mr. Smith worked for Exxon USA in their Baton Rouge, LA, Refinery, the second largest refinery in the world. While at Exxon Mr. Smith served as a project engineer as well as a mechanical engineer for several refinery processes. In order to return to Mississippi, Mr. Smith left Exxon to work for Cataphote Inc. as a project manager and then Entergy Corporation at the Grand Gulf Nuclear Station. While at Entergy, Mr. Smith worked as a design engineer, scheduled work for the mechanical engineering department and served in Site Business Services as well Project Management. Mr. Smith received the 1995 Electric Power Research Institute (EPRI) Technology Transfer Award in recognition of leadership in applying EPRI developed technology. In 1996, Mr. Smith left Entergy to establish a successful consulting business which later merged with I.C. Thomasson Associates, Inc., where he served as a principal mechanical engineer and President of MS Operations. Mr. Smith has served as a project manager and design engineer on numerous commercial and industrial projects including a power generation station at Mississippi State University which received the 2006 Grand Award presented by the American Council of Engineering Companies of Mississippi.
John Rivera, CEO of USSEC, stated, "We are obviously very pleased with Mr. Smith's decision to join our team. We have worked very closely with Mr. Smith for several months now in association with our continuing relationship with IC Thomasson. He has considerable specialized prime engineering experience covering a wide range of projects. Mr. Smith knows our technology and process intimately, and hence we view his joining our team as validation and confirmation of our vision and mission statement. Mr. Smith will play a valuable role in our subsidiary company, Sustainable Power Corp. which, as previously announced, will be spun off on a one-for-one basis to shareholders of record as of December 1st, 2006."
About U.S. Sustainable Energy
USSEC holds patent-pending technology for a new breakthrough biofuel and carbon-based fertilizer. USSEC has successfully demonstrated the most cost-effective method of producing biofuel estimated at $.50/gallon according to exhaustive studies and independent Lab confirmation. The company has developed the process, units and catalyst that will transform agricultural biomass into biofuel and fertilizer. This technology offers a solution for foreign oil dependence, balancing industrial and agricultural concerns with environmental issues and stabilizing and eventually reversing global greenhouse gas emissions. USSEC's research and development has successfully demonstrated the core technology in its fully functional facility located in Port Gibson, MS. The company is currently pursuing fully scalable implementation and deployment at further locations. Unlike other biomass gasification, the USSEC process can operate at a variety of scale, converting even waste biomass into fuel and fertilizer. The fuel produced will ultimately be more valuable than ethanol or methanol, and the USSEC process can convert biomass materials at an efficiency that cannot be matched by currently planned operations. In addition, unlike virtually all other approaches for biomass to energy, which deplete soil nutrients, the USSEC process restores and enhances soil mineral and carbon content. As a direct result of this revolutionary approach to integrated energy and fertilizer production from biomass, the USSEC process effectively removes Greenhouse Gases from the atmosphere, and can do so profitably before the value of Green Certificates and Carbon Credits are considered.
For further information on the company, please visit www.ussec.us
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U.S. Sustainable Energy Corp. Announces Stock Dividend By USSEC · Friday November 3, 2006 12:00 AM
U.S. Sustainable Energy Corp. Announces Stock Dividend Friday November 3, 11:27 am ET
Company to Spin-Off Sustainable Power Corp. on a One-for-One Basis to USSE Stockholders of Record Dec. 1, 2006
NATCHEZ, MS--(MARKET WIRE)--Nov 3, 2006 -- U.S. Sustainable Energy Corp. (Other OTC:USSE.PK - News) announced today that it will spin-off and distribute its wholly owned subsidiary Sustainable Power Corp. as a dividend to its stockholders of record as of Dec.1, 2006.
John Rivera, CEO of USSEC, stated, "The spin-off of Sustainable Power Corp. reflects the need and opportunity for this wholly owned subsidiary of USSE to become a separately traded public company so that it may focus entirely on green power generation and distribution to municipalities and government entities around the globe. By effecting this spin-off into two separate publicly traded companies, we can maintain the zero emissions status that we have worked so hard to attain. We will be 100% emission free in our state of the art organic 7-3-7 fertilizer manufacturing plant. Our recycling division will work very closely with Sustainable Power Corp. to maximize the efficiencies of the various green power and green co-generations systems currently in the engineering stages both in the United States and European Communities. All USSE shareholders of record as of Dec. 1, 2006 will receive this distribution."
About U.S. Sustainable Energy
USSEC holds patent pending technology for a new breakthrough biofuel and carbon-based fertilizer. USSEC has successfully demonstrated the most cost effective method of producing biofuel estimated at $.50/gallon according to exhaustive studies and independent Lab confirmation. The company has developed the process, units and catalyst that will transform agricultural biomass into biofuel and fertilizer. This technology offers a solution for foreign oil dependence, balancing industrial and agricultural concerns with environmental issues and stabilizing and eventually reversing global greenhouse gas emissions. USSEC's research and development has successfully demonstrated the core technology in its fully functional facility located in Port Gibson, MS. The company is currently pursuing fully scalable implementation and deployment at further locations. Unlike other biomass gasification, the USSEC process can operate at a variety of scale, converting even waste biomass into fuel and fertilizer. The fuel produced will ultimately be more valuable than ethanol or methanol, and the USSEC process can convert biomass materials at an efficiency that cannot be matched by currently planned operations. In addition, unlike virtually all other approaches for biomass to energy, which deplete soil nutrients, the USSEC process restores and enhances soil mineral and carbon content. As a direct result of this revolutionary approach to integrated energy and fertilizer production from biomass, the USSEC process effectively removes Greenhouse Gases from the atmosphere, and can do so profitably before the value of Green Certificates and Carbon Credits are considered.
For further information on the company, please visit www.ussec.us.Posts: 233 | From: Palm Springs, Ca | Registered: Sep 2003
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All 'shareholders of record' on 12-1 will get the 1 for 1 dividend shares in the spinoff (USSP?).
Since it takes 3 days to 'settle' a trade, Today is the last day to buy and get the divvy.
On 12-1, USSE will pull a shareholders list, and everybody on it will get the dividend.
At this time there is little news/info about the new spinoff company, other than Kelmer Smith, who joined USSE from I.C. Thomasson will be the CEO............z
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