New “Slow Volcano” Energy Mandate

Dear OI subscriber,

A new California law could be creating one of the biggest energy opportunities since nuclear power came on the scene in the 50’s. The law will force California to produce 20% of its power from sources such as “slow volcano” power.

Luckily we’ve known about this “slow volcano” power for sometime now. And our resident energy expert Byron King has come up with the best possible ways for you to cash in on this new power source.

It’s all spelled out in the report below, take the next 10 minutes to read on…

Enjoy,

Matt Insley
Associate Publisher, Outstanding Investments

“Slow Volcano” Power Could Soon Light Every Streetlight in San Francisco…

without Burning One Ounce of
Coal, Oil or Gas

California Senate Bill # 107 Will Legally Force California to Produce 20% of its Electricity from Sources Like “Slow Volcano” Power by December 31, 2010…

AND — 18 MIT Scientists Say that “Slow Volcano” Power Can Produce 2,000 Times the Amount of Electricity that America Consumed in the Year 2005…

This Company is the Only pure play on Californian “Slow Volcano” Power…and You Could Buy 100 shares for only $38

Dear Curious Reader,

Right now, a “slow volcano” broils deep beneath the brown mountains 72 miles north of San Francisco.

Don’t worry though. This volcano will never erupt.

You see, unlike other volcanoes you know about, this “slow volcano” has no opening to the earth’s surface.

It’s completely underground. So it can’t erupt. That’s why I call it a “slow” volcano.

But did you know that you can harness the “slow volcano” heat to light the streetlamps of San Francisco? Same for the air conditioners, stoves, refrigerators and flat panel TV’s..?

Let me explain…

How “Slow Volcano” Power Could Soon Light
the Streetlamps of San Francisco

Although it sounds mysterious and impossible, it’s simple.

A “slow volcano” spews out heat. This cooks the nearby ground water.

The water turns into steam.

Then, you drill a hole in the ground and let that steam spin a turbine.

The turbine spits out electricity.

It works just like a coal or natural gas power plant.

Except those two types of plants use heat from burning fossil fuels to boil water. Then they use the steam to spin turbines.

Same with nuclear power. But the heat that makes the steam comes from an atomic reaction.

But, as you probably noted, “slow volcano” power pumps out hot steam WITHOUT burning any fossil fuels or using rare uranium.

That stunning fact makes “slow volcano” power the ultimate in renewable energy. More on that in a moment.

But first: why San Francisco and why now?

The largest, most productive “slow volcano” in the world sits a short 72 miles north of San Francisco.

Nestled under the Mayacamas Mountain range in Sonoma wine country, today this “slow volcano” pumps out 750 megawatts of electricity. That’s enough to power 750,000 homes, or a city the size of San Francisco.

You ask “Ok, but why now?”

How the California Gov’t Forced Massive Growth in Energy Sources Like “Slow Volcano” Power over the Next 2 Years

California recently passed Senate Bill # 107.

This bill says that 20% of electricity sold in the state must come from renewable sources by December 30, 2010. And Governor Schwarzenegger hurried to place a 33% target by 2020.

Let’s put those numbers into perspective…

First you should know that California has the world’s sixth largest economy. That’s big. Bigger than the entire countries of Italy and China!