GLOBAL CLEAN AIR PROJECT
Facilitating Environmentally Friendly Energy Technologies worldwide that reduce air pollution. Contact us to find out how our business model can pay your organization to reduce emissions.
The Global Clean Air Project was formed in response to the reported 2.4 million deaths each year due to air pollution related illnesses. We created a business model that will expedite the global installation of environmentally friendly energy technologies to help eliminate the bulk of industrial and mechanical air pollution around the world.
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SUMMARY
Global Clean Air Project
Goodcom, Inc., EnviroEnergy will facilitate project finance construction --- firm to exploit a very profitable and unique coal transformation technology; the project's technology will allow the plant facility to reduce the sulfur content below new US national standards; firm's new coal transformation technology process has passed the scrutinized due diligence of top engineers from some of the most experienced and qualified companies in the world; additional new patents regarding the coal transformation process are expected from the installation and operation of the first plant; firm’s first commercial coal transformation processing facility will be designed to process 10,000 tons of coal per day to produce valuable byproducts including 1) oil (used for refinery feedstock replacement for sweet crude),2) naphtha (used for petrochemical plant feedstock and gasoline blending), 3) BTX (used for chemical plant feedstock), 4) sulfur (elemental), 5) ammonia (used for fertilizer and refinery feedstock), 6) char (used as coke coal substitute, clean coal for industrial processes, activated carbon [good for water purification, metal extraction, air pollution control, mercury removal]); firm's plant design is scalable and combinable for larger sizes in future constructions; forecasted operating revenues from the plant for the first twelve months of full operation are expected to be $484,000,000 from oil byproducts alone with very high pre-tax income; firm's coal transformation plant will utilize state-of-the-art technologies that comply with all local, state, and federal air quality requirements (firm's facilities will be environmentally friendly with zero air pollution and only a minor amount of CO2 emissions); firm's facilities will help eliminate the bulk of air pollution in the world for the many industrial users burning coal; firm offers a technology that is not labor intensive, a sulfur removal process in the technology that allows “green” fuels to be manufactured from firm's byproducts, identified markets for the end products with attractive and profitable pricing levels, a scalable plant design (characterized by modest capital costs, high reliability, low maintenance, and built in redundancy); firm is negotiating with firms to build a strong, long-term network of suppliers for oil and purchasers of finished products; firm will work with UN for future site locations and locational priorities; proposals to the UN anticipate the UN introducing potential construction sites for plants and projects; additionally it is expected that the UN will encourage off-take agreements with UN-approved sources for some of the finished by-products (on which individual project bond funding would be based); firm has a unique business model that shares revenue from byproducts with partner energy entities that, in essence, pays them to reduce their air pollution emissions; $5 million (for site work, technology purchase and simulations, preparation of the bond documents); a $5 million 20% equity investment is expected to return approximately $100 million per operation year for the investor; firm expects 48% ROI (using $70/bbl oil pricing, 35% tax situation, and $50 per ton coal feedstock cost); with the help of the UN that expected return can to some degree be multiplied by many countries; firm can repay investment by end of third year; purchase contracts with companies like refineries and coal power plants will enable the preparation and sale of bond proceeds to fund the installation of the coal transformation plant; additional complimentary environmental technologies are in the firm’s product pipeline; firm has experienced, plant development, and construction team ready to go; management team members that can be publicly identified include 1) formerly Senior Program Manager at the TVA (involved in developing advanced technologies for fossil generation, IGGC, polygeneration, fuel cells, renewable energy, coal-to-liquids and -chemicals, electric power transmission), has extensive coal transformation process knowledge (e.g., winner of DOE Clean Coal solicitation on micronized coal reburn for NOx control), 2) experience in environmentally friendly energy and clean coal companies, founder of the Global Clean Air Project, 3) EdD, MPA, Northeast/Southeast Director for the Partnership for Environmental Technology Education (national organization for the development of environmental and pollution prevention educational programs) for > 10 years. Gary Grimshaw, CEO, Goodcom, Inc., EnviroEnergy, 88005 Overseas Hwy, Suite 9569, Islamorada, Fl 33036, 877-888-9910 x11, 202-351-6828 fax, cleanair@globalcleanairproject.com
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