die neue Greenshift - auf zu alten Höhen ?

>> Investment in ZeroPoint Clean Tech, Inc. In August 2006, the Company
made a strategic investment in the development stage company ZeroPoint
Clean Tech, Inc., which is developing for commercialization a range of
technologies related to biomass gasification, gas-to-liquid, and water
evaporation among others.


>> Distribution Agreement with ZeroPoint Clean Tech, Inc. In conjunction
with the investment in ZeroPoint, the Company entered into a
reciprocal sales and marketing agreement whereby ZeroPoint acquired
the worldwide, non-exclusive rights to market and sell certain of our
technologies, and GS AgriFuels acquired the exclusive use and
marketing rights for ZeroPoint's patent pending gasification and
gas-to-liquids technology in the North American ethanol industry.


http://sec.edgar-online.com/2007/11/14/...9127-07-000230/Section9.asp



Biomass Gasification - Minority Investment



We  hold  a  minority  stake  in  ZeroPoint  Clean  Tech,   Inc.   ZeroPoint  is
commercializing patent pending and proprietary gasification,  gas to liquids and
fuel  reforming  technology  that  ZeroPoint  management  believes  is the  most
effective  technology  available  for use in  gasifying a wider range of various
biomass materials to create  carbon-neutral energy (gas,  electricity,  ethanol,
diesel  substitutes  and  hydrogen),  clean water and other  valuable  products.
ZeroPoint's  technology is well suited for  distributed  deployments,  making it
highly  applicable  to the  localized  nature of many global  sources of biomass
feedstock.  GS  AgriFuels  holds  the  exclusive  distribution  rights  to  this
technology in the North American Ethanol Production Industry.





 

http://www.greenshift.com/update.php?mode=3  

http://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/read_msg.aspx?message_id=30832548  

ist wieder mehr los in den letzten tagen, würde gerne wissen ob der kurs wieder ab geht???  

Switchgrass as bioenergy will be topic in Madrid
TUESDAY, JULY 29, 2008
MADRID — Growing switchgrass as a bioenergy crop will be the topic of a field day Aug. 12 at Tom Lee's farm, Smith Corners Road.

The Cornell Bioenergy Feedstock Project field day from noon to 2 p.m. includes presentations by Mr. Lee, Hilary Mayton, Cornell, and Jonathan Parry, ZeroPoint Clean Tech, a renewable energy technology company. Representatives of Performance Plants, a biotech and feedstock developer, will be present.

The agenda will cover production practices, reading seed labels, and developing switchgrass markets.

Lunch will be served. To register, call Cornell Cooperative Extension, 379-9192.

The U.S. Department of Energy has identified switchgrass, a North American prairie native, as the perennial grass with the most promise as a biomass crop.

SOURCE:
http://www.watertowndailytimes.com/article/...will+be+topic+in+Madrid  

2 new blogs from the skunkhunter..

http://greenshift-gers.blogspot.com/2008/07/in-coe-old-days-2005.html

http://greenshift-gers.blogspot.com/2008/07/journey-into-maze.html  

Posted by: _bbb_    Date: Sunday, August 03, 2008 11:57:55 AM  
In reply to: _bbb_ who wrote msg# 4314  Post # of 4471  

Again 2 new skunkhunterblogs:

Saturday, August 2, 2008
Tony Warnecke, Owner of Van Wert Biodiesel
SKUNK Weird NEWS FLASH!!!
http://greenshift-gers.blogspot.com/2008/08/...ecke-owner-of-van.html

Friday, August 1, 2008
The GERS Employee (and a move to 8 cents?)
http://greenshift-gers.blogspot.com/2008/07/gers-employee.html


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Friday Edition

07.11.08


In Ohio, Van Wert Biofuels has made a $35,000 loan to purchase the remaining equipment needed for its biodiesel plant. Initially, the plant will produce 7000 gallons per week from animal fat, increasing to 10-12,000 gallons within a year.


http://www.worldenergy.net/public_information/show_news.php?nid=544  

http://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/1269127/...000153/gersq208.txt

New Skunkblog !

http://greenshift-gers.blogspot.com/2008/08/wow-i-said-wowwwww.html  

Saturday, October 11, 2008
A Message From The Greenshift CEO
A Message From Mr. Kreisler

A comprehensive update will be provided when we file our next quarterly report. In the meantime, the following is in response to some of your questions.

Yes, the activity in the financial and commodity markets has taken its toll. While this and the derivative impact on our operations will be discussed in greater detail in our next quarterly report, the bottom line for now is that some of this activity decreased our access to previously planned short-term sources of liquidity.

We would have solved these issues by completing convertible debt financing with the pre-cash flow structures we used in the past were it not for the potential of our biofuel production operations to produce near-term positive cash flows. We have not issued any new convertible debt since 2007 and we have no intention of doing so here despite the fact that these options have been and remain quite available to us.

Instead, we stayed the course and marshaled our resources around the commissioning process of COES#3 (Marion), COES#4 (Riga) and COES#5 (Albion), and covering the needs of our biodiesel refinery (which we have been intentionally operating at a fraction of capacity since July due to the prohibitively high cost of conventional feedstocks). COES#3 is operating today at slightly less than our 1.5MMGY nameplate (without the upgrade), COES#4 is currently being commissioned and is expected to produce oil later this month, and COES#5 is on schedule for a December commissioning. Importantly, these facilities alone can be expected to produce transparent, hedged, recurring cash flows at levels more than sufficient to service all of our current obligations.

While none of this would have been possible without the relentless and heroic efforts of our design, manufacturing, commissioning and production teams, or the extraordinary support of our vendors and clients, we owe the reliability of these cash flows, and our ability to push through despite the market volatility, to the structure of our business model.

Our business model is also an important part of what distinguishes GreenShift from other biodiesel producers. As you correctly noted, financing for producers refining soy or another conventional feedstock has dried up. This is mostly because conventional producers are subject to significant commodity risk.

Our hedged margins give us the ability to remain profitable (at throughput levels above our break-even point) in the face of market movement that would be fatal to a conventional producer. Our value proposition to a prospective financing source is thus different from that of a conventional producer: with our extraction technology, process know-how, internalization of refining, and long-term hedged feedstock ownership, we have insulated GreenShift from the risks a conventional producer faces and demonstrated our ability to service debt, generate returns on capital and produce significant surplus cash flows.

We are staying the course and will continue to execute on the strategy outlined in our second quarter report. Responses to some of your other specific questions follow:

1. COES#6 and COES#7 are delayed and are now scheduled for commissioning in Q1 2009.

2. We are not selling the COES technology in the sense your question implies. The ‘purchase option’ version of our business model allows an ethanol client to purchase the COES equipment and pay us to build the COES facility at their plant while we retain the long term right to buy the extracted oil at a higher percentage of diesel spot. This is a sale of equipment and construction services only and it does not include any sale of technology. We only have one of these contracts today. There will be no sale of our intellectual property.

3. We are not in discussions to merge with or to acquire or to be acquired by any company.

4. We have no plans to reverse split the stock.

5. YA Global and Stillwater have been exceptional partners. Given the probability and imminence of our production cash flows, the best and most cost-effective path forward for all of our stakeholders is to facilitate the completion of our current and contracted construction projects.
Posted by x at 2:46 PM 0 comments  

die Kursentwicklung der letzten Tage/Wochen zu deuten ist (auf was begründet ?)

* ...in deiner Eigenschaft als Co-Moderator [ihub]

DANKE  ax

Nichts genaues weiss man nicht..LOL
Ich denke das ding war geshortet
Das Volumen vom Freitag war immens...hm.
Ich wollte unter nem penny nachlegen hatte den Finger schon am Abzug...MIST !!!

Übrigens ..neuer Skunkblog...
http://greenshift-gers.blogspot.com/  

Hallo Greenshiftler,
vielleicht hat die Entwicklung des Kurses etwas mit der Dividendenzahlung von Greenshift ENVIROSERVICES zu tun. War selber überrascht, als die Info von der Bank kam.  

alles nur ein pushen sein,kann aber auch nicht.Denn was die Firma in ihrer Hompage hat ist schon nicht schlecht.
Vielleicht fangen die ja an Geld zu verdienen.;-)  

Monday, November 3, 2008
From Mr. Kreisler to ED
Blog readers. Ed had provided the boards with many communications with Mr. Kreisler over time. His posts have always checked out and the SkunK believes this to be genuine.

By: edman7500203
Nov 2008, 08:23 AM EST
Msg. 6485 of 6493 Jump to msg. #

From Mr. Kriesler, This could mean something good. He has been quiet lately but yesterday when I inquired about his thoughts on the Verasun thing, I got this quick reply.

On Sun, Nov 2, 2008 at 3:17 PM,
Kevin Kreisler wrote:

Rationalization will in general strengthen the entire industry and decrease our risk relative to deploying assets at new client facilities. In this particular case, we have been and remain eager to earn the business of Verasun on terms that are consistent with our standard offering. A strong business case can be made that we provide a superior path to no-cost cash flows that can be used to enhance their ability to service secured and unsecured credit and facilitate a more rapid restructuring process for the benefit of all stakeholders.

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http://ragingbull.quote.com/mboard/boards.cgi?board=GERS&read=6485
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This would really be a deal if we were part of the increased cash flow settlement to get them back up after bankruptcy. It would more than double our back-order and be a sea change. This would get the attention of everyone in the industry and I would expect a significantly move of pps for GERS if this were to happen.

VeraSun has 17 facilities. The SkunK can see they are planning to do an in house extraction at VeraSun Aurora, but they are only designed to handle less than 8% of their total Corporate DDGs for extraction anyway. Also, that facility is not done yet. (The process is expected to yield 8 million gallons of corn oil annually from 390,000 tons of distillers grains.)
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From the Verasun web site:
VeraSun Energy Corp. (NYSE: VSE), headquartered in Sioux Falls, S.D., is a leading producer and marketer of ethanol and distillers grains. Founded in 2001, the company has a fleet of 16 production facilities in eight states, of which one is still under construction. VeraSun Energy is scheduled to have an annual production capacity of approximately 1.64 billion gallons of ethanol and more than 5 million tons of distillers grains by the end of 2008.

http://www.distillersgrainquarterly.com/...+corn+oil+extraction+units

SkunK  

was geschieht hier?wende oder geshortet?  

die gs environment, die ich kostenlos bekommen habe bringt ja richtig dividende.
der Wert meiner 200 shares 4 euro und die dividende 9,41 euro!!!!!!!

 

GreenShift Corporation (News) (OTC Bulletin Board: GERS) today announced that it has executed agreements to receive a $38 million investment to produce 20 million gallons per year of biodiesel from corn oil extracted from ethanol plants.

Under the terms of the agreements, GreenShift will receive an investment of $38 million in a new GreenShift joint venture subsidiary that will use the proceeds to build twelve corn oil extraction facilities and to expand the capacity of GreenShift's NextDiesel biodiesel refinery in Adrian, Michigan to 20 million gallons per year.

GreenShift's biodiesel production model is based on the integration of its patent-pending corn oil extraction technologies into corn ethanol production facilities to extract crude corn oil from distillers grain, a co-product of ethanol production. GreenShift installs its extraction technologies at its expense and then purchases the extracted oil for a price that is indexed at a discount to the price of diesel fuel. This hedges GreenShift's biodiesel production margins and provides important benefits to participating ethanol clients, such as:

increased revenue and earnings;
decreased commodity and financial risk;
decreased utility consumption and carbon emissions; and,
enhanced biofuel yield from corn.
GreenShift's extraction technologies are currently in use at four corn ethanol plants in Michigan, Indiana, New York and Wisconsin, and GreenShift has executed contracts to deploy its extraction technologies at a number of additional U.S. ethanol plants.

”Our view is that the established corn ethanol infrastructure is the most practical pathway in North America to cost-effectively increase the production and use of carbon-neutral biofuels at globally-meaningful scales,” said Kevin Kreisler, GreenShift's Chief Executive Officer. ”To continue to accomplish this in a competitive and environmentally-superior way, existing corn ethanol facilities must evolve to achieve improved production efficiencies. We intend to contribute to that evolution. We look forward to the completion of this investment and delivering the financial and environmental benefits of our patent-pending corn oil extraction technologies to our ethanol clients at an accelerated pace.”

The traditional corn ethanol production process converts each bushel of corn into about 2.75 gallons of ethanol. GreenShift's technologies increase this to about 2.95 gallons of biofuel per bushel by extracting and refining corn oil into biodiesel, while decreasing the energy needed for biofuel production.

Ed Carroll, GreenShift's President and Chief Financial Officer added that ”We are proud and excited to have the opportunity to receive this investment. This investment will give us the resources we need to scale our corn oil biodiesel model into sustainable profitability while providing our ethanol clients with a valuable opportunity to stimulate cash flows and defray commodity risk without having to commit capital. We are eager to bring our extraction offering to as many ethanol producers as possible, and as quickly as possible.”

GreenShift's technologies have the capability of extracting more than 6.5 million gallons of crude corn oil for every 100 million gallons of corn ethanol produced. According to the Renewable Fuels Association, 6.7 billion gallons of corn-derived ethanol were produced during the first nine months of 2008. At this rate, U.S. ethanol production during 2008 will exceed 8.9 billion gallons per year. This equates to a potential U.S. total annual production of about 580 million gallons per year of inedible corn oil that is recoverable with GreenShift's patent-pending corn oil extraction technologies.

Funding under the agreements is expected to occur in early 2009 upon the satisfaction by GreenShift of pre-funding conditions. Additional information regarding this transaction will be made available online at www.greenshift.com in GreenShift's December 16, 2008 Form 8K.

GreenShift's technical services staff is available at 888-ETHANOIL or sales@greenshift.com to respond to quotation requests and to answer any questions about GreenShift's patent-pending corn oil extraction and other technologies.

About GreenShift Corporation

GreenShift Corporation (OTC Bulletin Board: GERS) develops and commercializes clean technologies that facilitate the efficient use of natural resources.

GreenShift's revenue model is based on the use of its proprietary technologies to become a leading producer of biomass-derived products, and to do so at reduced cost and risk by extracting and refining raw materials that other producers cannot access or process.

GreenShift currently owns and operates six production facilities - four corn oil extraction facilities based on GreenShift's patent-pending corn oil extraction technologies, one biodiesel production facility, and one vegetable oilseed crushing facility.

Additional information is available online at www.greenshift.com.  

... in 50 jahren, wenn oel wirklich knapp ist, dann startet auch greenshift durch.
na dann werde ich mal halten!

wenn ich verkaufe, reichts nicht mal fuer ne minipizza.

oder kauft von euch jemand nach???

16-Dec-2008

Unregistered Sale of Equity Securities



ITEM 3.02 UNREGISTERED SALE OF EQUITY SECURITIES
EQUITY CAPITAL CONTRIBUTION AGREEMENT

On December 11, 2008, GreenShift Corporation entered into a Membership Interest Purchase and Equity Capital Contribution Agreement (the "ECCA Agreement"). The other parties to the ECCA Agreement include:

>> GS COES (Adrian I), LLC ("GS Adrian"), a newly formed GreenShift subsidiary;

>> Biofuel Industries Group, LLC ("BIG"), a Michigan limited liability company that was purchased by GreenShift in 2008;

>> GS (NextDiesel I), LLC ("GS NextDiesel"), a newly formed GreenShift subsidiary; and,

>> CleanBioenergy Partners, LLC, a Delaware limited liability company ("CleanBioenergy"), a newly formed joint venture company owned by two members: one is an affiliate of GE Energy Financial Services, a unit of General Electric Company, and the other member is an affiliate of YA Global Investments, L.P., a private investment firm managed by Yorkville Advisors, LLC.

Under the terms of the ECCA Agreement, CleanBioenergy agreed to invest up to $38 million in GS NextDiesel to help deploy twelve corn oil extraction facilities ("COES Facilities") and to double the capacity of GreenShift's 10 million gallon per year Michigan-based NextDiesel biodiesel refinery to 20 million gallons per year.

The ECCA Agreement provides that 70% of the membership units in GS NextDiesel will be issued to CleanBioenergy, and that the remaining 30% of the membership units will be issued to GS Adrian.

At the time of the initial contribution of cash by CleanBioenergy (the "Initial Equity Contribution Date"), GreenShift will contribute to GS NextDiesel all of its existing COES Facilities and its membership interest in BIG. CleanBioenergy may terminate the ECCA Agreement if the Initial Equity Contribution Date has not occurred by January 31, 2009. GreenShift believes that the Initial Equity Contribution Date will occur in January 2009. Thereafter, CleanBioenergy will continue to make cash contributions as additional COES Facilities reach specified production thresholds.

The following are among the conditions precedent to the completion of funding on the Initial Equity Contribution Date:

>> GreenShift will issue directly to the members of CleanBioenergy warrants to purchase 17,413,871 shares of GreenShift common stock for a term of ten years for a price of $0.001 per share beginning from the Initial Equity Contribution Date. The holders of the warrants will have demand and piggy-back registration rights.

>> CleanBioenergy shall have been granted board observation rights as well as certain financing rights by GreenShift relative to the development of any corn oil extraction, biodiesel or any other GreenShift project commencing from the Initial Equity Contribution Date.

>> Kevin Kreisler, the Company's Chairman and Chief Executive Officer, and Ed Carroll, the Company's President and Chief Financial Officer, shall have entered into lock-up agreements restricting the sale of 50% of each of their respective equity holdings in GreenShift for two years.  

http://finance.yahoo.com/q/is?s=gers.ob  

Mal schauen, was ob sie sich nochmal aufbäumt...

Gruss, TexX  

Gruß, TexX