OTC: AETE
ALTERNATIVE ENERGY TECHNOLOGY CENTER (OTC:AETE)
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ALTERNATIVE ENERGY IS THE FUTURE
Investors realize that future energy reserves will have to be produced from natural, renewable sources rather than from petroleum. Petroleum reserves are aging and production can’t keep up with demand. As a result, prices are rising for traditional oil & gas.
New technology must be delivered that will efficiently convert non-food biological material into transportation fuels. New processes must be environmentally friendly and supportive of agricultural infrastructure.
AETE brings a technology to the market that delivers the promise of tomorrow, today. Through the acquisition of Meridian Biorefining, Inc., AETE can now process common biomass such as sawdust, switchgrass, corn stover and other plant material into biofuels at a price that makes sense. This is done using advanced, low-heat processing technology licensed exclusively by Meridian for AETE.
Equally important, AETE will produce multiple outputs. Old business models are under stress because plants were designed to accept only one feedstock input and produce only one fuel output. For example, ethanol plants were designed to accept only corn and produce only ethanol – the result is both market and mechanical inefficiency.
AETE’s adjustable processing technology allows for the output to be adjusted to meet market demands. We can design to produce: cellulosic ethanol, biocrude, biodeisel, gasoline, butanol, biopolymers and bioplastics as well as other products normally produced from petroleum.
We expect AETE to become a leading producer of multiple biofuels using inexpensive feedstocks. Government mandates and high oil prices will continue to drive buyers to the market as we grow.
We hope you join us as a shareholder as we work to make the world a better, more environmentally friendly place.
RECENT NEWS
Demand for fuels made from renewable, environmentally friendly materials is growing.
High oil prices make gas more expensive at the pump – as a result alternative fuels become more economic.
Alternative energy stocks can perform well because companies fill a critical need for transportation fuels.
Alternative fuels reduce the need for imported oil and help America become more energy independent.
Flexible feedstock capable technology does not lock the company into one source of raw material for the production of biofuels.
Advanced technology produces multiple fuel outputs – not just one product like ethanol and biodiesel plants.
Low heat processing creates multiple biofuels for less.
Can produce ethanol, butanol, bio deisel, gasoline, boipolymers, biocrude, bioplastics and more.
Commercial production expected to start in 2008.
Cambridge Energy Research Associates [CERA] expects $7 Trillion in new alternative energy investment in the next 20 years. Public pressure, government policy and environmental concerns all drive investment in alternative fuels technology. We have reached a tipping point where alternative energy is moving from the fringes of the energy industry to its core – we are already producing 6.5 percent of total energy from clean sources. This is expected to grow to 20% by 2020.
The U.S. government projects that we can replace up to 30% of our transportation fuels from renewable sources. Countries such as Brazil, Germany and Spain have major clean energy initiatives that are changing their entire energy infrastructure.
In the U.S., major corporations have energy initiatives underway that will change America’s energy profile over the next ten years from flexfuel cars to major initiatives for ethanol and biodeisel production. Prices and pollution continue to drive the industry to explosive growth. This sector’s long-term outlook is strong for investors.
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