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coal liquefying company

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3:41 am
November 4, 2009


grrrreen

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I have received a newsletter, which isn't in English but talk about an interesting investment opportunity.

Maybe the company has been discussed before, but we'll see if we can find out who they are.

I have looked at WM and FTEK, but market cap doesn't seem right.

Any ideas are greatlt appreciated


I'll put the most interesting clues in this letter see if we might be able solve the mystery.


Company X relatively small company in the US with market cap of 600 million

Has more than 20 patents on liquefying coal

One of the few companies in the world that can generate fuel from coal in a profitable way

Most important patent is from MAY 2006

Buying from investment vehicles like  Barclays, Vantage Point en Vanguard

They expect a take over on short term

Senator, Rick Santorum, Pennsylvania says about this company:
The Company X technology may represent the single most important
means of reducing U.S. dependence on foreign oil, stabilizing gasoline and
diesel fuel prices at the pump, and meeting the sulfer diesel fuel
requirements of the Clean Air Act.

9:03 pm
November 4, 2009


smiling2bank

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posts 68

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Try an online patent search for patents that pertain to coal liquefying. 

Other similar search terms might be “syngas” which is what you get from liquifying or ”plasma” which is part of the process to break down coal into syngas.

Let us know what you find.  Thanks.


9:47 am
November 5, 2009


dlst

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posts 188

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Here’s a Santorum quote, but the company isn’t public, AFAICS:

http://docs.google.com/gview?a…..4i95ZOaOow

Headwaters, Syntroleum Corp, Sasol and Rentec don’t match the market cap.

11:30 am
November 5, 2009


stockcrazy10

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posts 367

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Westinghouse Plasma Corporation is a wholly owned subsidiary of Alter Nrg, which trades on the TSX (NRG) and OTC (ANRGF).  ANRGF is up nearly 9% today.


(Confused The market cap doesn't match.)

ABOUT ALTER NRG

Alter NRG is pursuing alternative energy solutions to meet the growing demand for environmentally responsible energy in world markets. The Company’s vision is to commercialize growth technologies through developing environmentally sustainable and economically viable alternative energy projects. The Company’s objectives are twofold; first, is to further commercialize the Westinghouse Plasma technology, a wholly owned subsidiary, to provide renewable and clean energy solutions from a wide variety of feedstocks, and providing a wide variety of energy outputs – including liquid fuels like diesel, and ethanol, power, and syngas and, second, to capitalize on the rapidly growing geoexchange residential and commercial heating and cooling market through a wholly owned subsidiary, CleanEnergy, that enables consumers to reduce their carbon footprint and reduce the cost and volatility of energy bills using the energy from the earth.

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