die neue Greenshift - auf zu alten Höhen ?

Verfügbare Aktien die auf den Markt geworfen werden können wurde erhöht von 2,049,518,160 auf 12,049,518,160.Stand 12.02.2010

Zu tilgende convertible debentures Stand 12.02.2010
42,110,876 $ + 4,706,143 $ = 46,817,019 $

46,817,019 $ / 12,049,518,160 shares = 0,0038 $

Die shares müssten also mindestens zu einen Durchschnittskurs von 0,0038 $ übern Tisch gehen damit wir dann keine shares mehr drucken müssten bzw. nicht splitten müssten ... nur so rein rechnerisch....

Wir stehen im Moment bei 0,0003 also weit von diesem Kurs entfernt...
Bei 0,0038 und 20.000.000.000 outstanding shares hätten wir eine Marktkapitalisierung von 76.000.000 $
Bei 0,0003 und 20.000.000.000 outstanding shares hätten wir eine Marktkapitalisierung von   6.000.000 $
Tilgung der Schulden wäre natürlich zu 0,0003 nur 3,614,855 $ von 46,817,019 $ also fast gar nix...
Es kommt also alles weiterhin auf die Gerichtsprozesse an und vor allem auf die Zeit wie lange sich das hin zieht...

Besser wäre es natürlich wenn möglichst bald eine Entscheidung in den Gerichtsprozessen stattfindet sodass doch nicht mehr so viele Aktien gedruckt werden müssen und die Schulden anders getilgt werden können.  

Developers Target Ukraine for Integrated Feedstock and Biofuel Refinery
Developers Target Ukraine for Integrated Feedstock and Biofuel Refinery
U.S. Based Biofuel Innovator GreenShift Tapped for TechnologyDevelopment

Feb. 23, 2010 (Business Wire) -- Alternativa (IOM) Limited and GreenShift Corporation (OTC Bulletin Board: GERS) today jointly announced that they have entered into an exclusive supply and cooperation agreement for the purpose of designing and developing sustainable integrated feedstock and renewable energy production facilities.

The companies will initially focus on selected geographies throughout the world that have both abundant undeveloped biomass-derived feedstock resources and the downstream supply-chain infrastructure needed for robust distribution and use of renewable energy and other biomass-derived products at scale.

The first planned facility is planned for Ukraine, and will be designed to process rapeseed into substantial quantities of renewable fuels, edible oils and animal feed in an environmentally-friendly fashion. While the development of the Ukrainian project is at an advanced stage, Alternativa is evaluating several additional sites for development of similar facilities in Russia and Canada. Each site will be designed to cost-effectively refine undeveloped first-generation biomass resources into value-added carbon-neutral products, but also to include fully-integrated applications of innovative second- and third-generation feedstock production and refining technologies, such as GreenShift’s patented and patent-pending oil extraction and Cellulosic Oil™ technologies.

Richard Spinks, founder of Alternativa commented: “Alternativa was formed for the prime purpose of developing feedstock growing and sourcing relationships, in Ukraine and elsewhere, ensuring reliable, long-term supplies to an established network of renewable energy projects. Alternativa’s team is excited at the prospect of working with the cutting edge technologies available from GreenShift. Our team has deep experience in the production of Biofuels Feedstocks and, with the proprietary technologies that GreenShift brings to our projects, we are confident that we can be a leading low-cost producer of biofuels with best-of-class production facilities.”

Greg Barlage, GreenShift’s Chief Operating Officer added, “Alternativa has a strong business model and a team with the skill-sets needed to successfully develop projects in difficult environments. Alternativa’s team is very experienced in Ukraine, Russian and other Central and Eastern European markets, with a strong understanding of the local business climate. The Ukraine project has the potential to pioneer Ukraine’s move to renewable energy, while providing economic stimulus, increased employment and a valuable contribution to addressing the challenges posed by global climate change. We are excited to have the opportunity to partner with Alternativa in its development of this and future projects.”

Spinks concluded: “GreenShift focused on feedstock development years before the rest of the market, and has since invented and commercialized technologies that have created the first scalable large-quantity, second-generation feedstock model world-wide – a model the U.S. EPA recently predicted will contribute an incredible 680 million gallons per year of feedstock to the renewable fuels industry by 2022. We are excited to have GreenShift’s experience and support at the start as we build facilities that we hope will set a new standard for the sustainable production of renewable energy products.”

About Rapeseed

Rapeseed oil is an excellent feedstock for biodiesel, with applications in transportation, heating and energy production. Rapeseed oil is the preferred biodiesel feedstock in most of Europe, partly because rapeseed produces more oil per unit of land area compared to soybean and other oilseeds. The natural oil content of rapeseed is approximately 42%, among the highest of biodiesel feedstocks. Extracting oil from rapeseed leaves a valuable rapeseed meal by-product, a high-protein animal feed that is mostly used for cattle feeding, but also for swine and poultry.

The market for rapeseed in the European Union (“EU”) is strong, and is characterized by high prices resulting from significant localized demand for rapeseed oil for food and biofuel uses. The volume of rapeseed production has grown substantially in recent years within Ukraine, as the Ukraine government has focused on renewable fuel production.

Alternativa’s Ukraine project can be expected to provide a strong, stable base of local demand that Ukraine growers can rely on to increase rapeseed crop production to serve the domestic requirements of Ukraine as well as exports into the EU. Alternativa has already entered into a long term agreement with a major producer of rapeseed towards providing the feedstock for its first planned Ukraine project.

About Alternativa

Alternativa (IOM) Limited is the latest company to be established by British businessman Richard Spinks, the former Chief Executive Officer of Landkom International PLC (LSE:LON), a company he founded in 2005 and built to become one of Ukraine’s leading rapeseed growers and the first to achieve a listing on the London Stock Exchange in November 2007. Mr. Spinks has been successfully founding and growing businesses in the Central and Eastern European markets since 1989. His vision has been and remains to develop and bring fully integrated Agricultural and Renewable Energy Production Assets to the market, thus bridging the gap between reliable feedstock supply and reliable energy production. Mr. Spinks has assembled Alternativa’s highly capable development team with proven leaders from 7 countries with strong Finance, Legal and Operational backgrounds, priming Alternativa to establish itself as a leading low-cost producer of renewable energy products with best-of-class production facilities.

About GreenShift Corporation

GreenShift Corporation (OTC Bulletin Board: GERS) develops and commercializes clean technologies designed to address the financial and environmental needs of its clients by decreasing raw material needs, facilitating co-product reuse, and reducing the generation of wastes and emissions. Additional information on GreenShift and its technologies is available online at www.greenshift.com.

Safe Harbor Statement

This press release contains statements that may constitute "forward-looking statements" within the meaning of the Securities Act of 1933 and the Securities Exchange Act of 1934, as amended by the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995. Those statements include statements regarding the intent, belief or current expectations of GreenShift Corporation and members of its management as well as the assumptions on which such statements are based. Prospective investors are cautioned that any such forward-looking statements are not guarantees of future performance and involve risks and uncertainties, and that actual results may differ materially from those contemplated by such forward-looking statements. Important factors currently known to management that could cause actual results to differ materially from those in forward-statements include fluctuation of operating results, the ability to compete successfully, and the ability to complete before-mentioned transactions. The company undertakes no obligation to update or revise forward-looking statements to reflect changed assumptions, the occurrence of unanticipated events or changes to future operating results.


Source: Business Wire (February 23, 2010 - 9:18 AM EST)

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auch die Rechtssprechung zum ICM Prozess verkündet wird...  

1. Jurisdictional discovery shall be completed by February 24, 2010;
2. Briefs in opposition to the respective parties’ initial memorandum of law filed and served by March 8, 2010; and
3. Reply briefs filed and served by March 22, with a consolidated hearing on the pending motions.

Die Klärung der Zuständigkeitsfragen ist heute abgeschlossen.
Der Prozess is dann noch lange nicht zu ende.
Aber darauf kommt es auch nur bedingt an... es kommt darauf an wann sich was abzeichnet im Prozess und das werden wir dann am Kurs merken.
Ich würde ja auch gern jemanden kennen der sich mit amerikanischen Patentrecht auskennt und am besten den Prozessen beiwohnt, aber diese Möglichkeiten habe ich nicht.
Also der Kurs wirds zeigen...

greets sts  

das heisst im Moment immernoch A/S 10.000.000.000

Es muss erst noch ein Definitve 14C filed werden. Da  steht dann auch ein Datum drin ab wann 20.000.000.000 shares A/S sind.  

hatte gedacht, gestern war ein Gerichtstermin???

Bis jetzt hat wohl noch niemand was gehört, oder???  

ist schon verwunderlich anfangs käufe und der kurs geht runter  

"...The purpose of this Information Statement is to notify you that the holders of shares representing a majority of the voting power of GreenShift Corporation have given their written consent to a resolution adopted by the Board of Directors of GreenShift to amend the certificate of incorporation of GreenShift so as to increase the number of shares of authorized common stock from 10,000,000,000 shares to 20,000,000,000 shares.  We anticipate that this Information Statement will be mailed on March 9, 2010 to shareholders of record.  On or after March 29, 2010, the amendment to the Certificate of Incorporation will be filed with the Delaware Secretary of State and become effective. ..."

"...At the February 12, 2010 Record Date,  7,950,481,840 of the currently authorized 10,000,000,000 common shares are  issued and outstanding..."

"...The amendment of the Certificate of  Incorporation will increase the number of common shares available for issuance  by the Board of Directors from 2,049,518,160 to 12,049,518,160..."

Also von 12.02 bis heute sind hatten wir  ca. 4.000.000.000 Trading Volumen.

Gehe davon aus das in diesen Tagen mindestens ca. 1.000.000.000 ausgegeben wurde.

Erst ab frühestens 29.03. können mehr als 10.000.000.000 outstanding sein.

Das heisst in den folgenden 3 Wochen können nicht mehr als 1.000.000.000 Aktien in den Markt geworfen werden.

Also hoffen das es in den nächsten 3 Wochen News gibt die ein bisschen die Kauflaune beflügeln.

 

 

YA kann jetzt wieder shares in den markt werfen um 800.000 $ quarterly payments zu kassieren...
Wenn ich Skunks letztes Posting in seinem blog richtig verstehe könnte eine Entscheidung in einem Gerichtsprozess unmittelbar bevorstehen...
..."the pending motions in Kansas have been fully briefed, and a resolution of those motions is imminent."...  

Posted April 1, 2010, at 3:40 p.m. CST

With the renewable fuels standard now in place, all producers of ethanol regardless of feedstock will be required to register with the U.S. EPA. In an effort to help ethanol producers understand what they will need to do, the Renewable Fuels Association has created two documents intended to provide producers the critical information they will need.

The RFA has a complete rundown of the steps ethanol producers must take as well as a summary checklist of steps needed. Many of the dates for compliance are fast approaching. These documents, intended for informational use only, detail the steps that must be taken and the deadlines by which they must be completed.

For more information, contact the RFA offices at (202) 289-3835.

SOURCE: RFA

# Final Rule | PDF Version (236 pp, 1.74MB, published on March 26, 2010) :

http://www.regulations.gov/search/Regs/...achment&contentType=pdf

"...As of November 2009 there were 180 corn/starch ethanol plants operating in the U.S. with a combined production capacity of approximately 12 billion gallons per year.46 This does not includeidled ethanol plants, discussed later in this subsection. The majority of today’s ethanol production (91.5% by volume) comes from 155 plants relying exclusively on corn. Another 8.3% comes from 18 plants processing a blend of corn and/or similarly processed grains (milo, wheat, or barley). The remainder comes from seven small plants processing waste beverages or other waste sugars and starches. Of the 173 plants processing corn and/or other similarly processed grains, 162 utilize dry-milling technologies and the remaining 11 plants rely on wetmilling
processes. Dry mill ethanol plants grind the entire kernel and generally produce only one primary coproduct:
distillers’ grains with solubles (DGS). The co-product is sold wet (WDGS) or dried (DDGS) to the agricultural market as animal feed. However, there are a growing number of plants using front-end fractionation to produce food-grade corn oil or back-end extraction to produce fuel-grade corn oil for the biodiesel industry. A company
called GreenShift has corn oil extraction facilities located at five ethanol plants in Michigan, Indiana, New York and Wisconsin.47 Collectively, these facilities are designed to extract in excess of 7.3 million gallons of corn oil
per year. Primafuel Solutions is another company offering corn oil extraction technologies to make existing ethanol plants more sustainable. For more information on corn oil extraction and other advanced technologies being pursued by today’s corn ethanol industry, refer to Section 1.4.1 of the RIA. ..."  

Final Regulatory Impact Analysis (PDF) (1120 pp, 19.7B, EPA-420-R-10-006, February 2010)

http://www.epa.gov/otaq/renewablefuels/420r10006.pdf

"...Corn Oil Extraction
An alternative method to recovering the oil contained in the corn kernel is corn oil
extraction. Corn oil extraction is a method of mechanical separation, often by centrifuge, used to
extract the crude corn oil from the thin stillage (the non-ethanol liquid left after fermentation),
the DGS before it has been dried, or a combination of both. While the corn oil is of a lower
quality and value than that produced from corn fractionation, the equipment can be easily added
to existing ethanol production facilities and is relatively inexpensive. We estimate that adding
corn oil extraction equipment to an existing 100 million gallon per year corn ethanol plant would
cost between $5 million and $12 million, depending on the type of equipment used and the
percentage of oil recovered. The starch losses associated with dry fractionation do not occur
with corn oil extraction as the whole kernel still goes through the fermentation process. The
gains in plant capacity and reduced enzyme usage of the dry fractionation process are similarly
not realized.
The oil recovered using the corn oil extraction process is distressed oil and cannot be sold
as a food grade product. Markets for this product do exist, however, as an additive to cattle feed
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or as a biodiesel feedstock. In addition to generating an additional revenue stream, extracting the
corn oil has several other benefits for the ethanol producer. Because the oil is an insulator,
removing it improves the heating efficiency of the DGS dryers and reduces the energy demand
of the ethanol plant. Reducing the oil content of the DGS also improves its flowability and
concentrates its protein content. The de-fatted DGS is potentially more marketable than DGS
containing corn oil, as higher quantities may be able to be included in the diets of poultry and
swine. Several ethanol producers are currently using corn oil extraction technology and have
reported oil recovery rates of greater than 33%. Technology providers have indicated that in the
near future they expect to be able to extract up to 75% of the oil contained in the kernel. For our
economic analyses we have assumed that by 2022 ethanol production plants using oil extraction
technology will be able to extract 66% of the oil in the corn. ..."  

 

 

 

 

war nur noch NITE übrig im ASK zu 0,0003 jetzt wieder 5 MM's  

WAR DAS GRAD EIN 80 MILLIONEN KAUF  

na dann mal sehen  

willste mit diesem Schrott eigentlich noch hinter dem Ofen hervorlocken?  

das einige die diesen wert z.b als schrott bezeichnen hier auf dieser seite klicken und die komentare lesen,ist schon verwunderlich  

Les mal die Filings...gazillionen CD's....

Ich hab mir hier schon die Finger verbrannt und dasselbe bei der Seanix Schrottaktie...alles nur Pump n Dump um CD's rauszuklopfen....

 

 

hey schön Dich hier zu treffen!

Bin gerade auf der Suche nach einer weiteren "Millionen Klasse"!

Mich würde mal deine Meinung zu "Greenshift" interessieren!  

gesagt auch nichts mehr investieren,ich glaub das gibt keinen mehr ich denke aber bei goip