That was out yesterday. What is new is a PR about Cenco. Kinda the same as the Jan. 30 PR which for some reason isn't on GETH's website.
Did Gary forget he already PRed the information?
Did he forget what he said in it because info is a bit different this time around.
NEWS - On January 30, 2015, the Company entered into an agreement with Cenco Leasing Co, a Texas corporation, whereby the Company granted an exclusive license, subject to certain conditions, to Cenco to develop the Company’s proprietary technology to convert waste tires and plastics to oil, carbon and steel. The territory of the license is the states of California, Texas, Florida, Colorado, Kansas, Oklahoma, North Dakota, South Dakota, Nebraska, Missouri, Arkansas, Iowa, New Mexico, Nevada, Arizona and Utah. The Company has reserved the right to build a plant of its own in Ennis, Texas. The Company has also granted Cenco a non-exclusive right to build plants in Mexico. The agreement calls for Cenco to build a minimum of 200 of the Company’s systems over a seven year period. The parties expect that there will normally be 10 systems in a single plant. Cenco will pay royalties in most cases of 5.5% of gross product sales, reduced to 3% in Mexico, New Mexico, Nevada, Arizona and Utah.
OAKDALE, Feb 25, 2015 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE via COMTEX) -- Green EnviroTech Holdings, Corp. (OTC Pink: GETH), an innovative waste-to-energy technology company, is pleased to announce the signing of an exclusive licensing agreement with Cenco Leasing Company, Inc., a Texas corporation lead by oil and gas investor Courtney Rogers. Cenco plans to utilize GETH's technology to design, construct, own and operate 200 pyrolysis and refining systems in California, Texas, Florida, Iowa, and other interior states in the US. Green EnviroTech has agreed to license the technology and all associated intellectual property. The agreement has a term of 30 years plus optional extensions.
Cenco plans a first plant consisting of a single system in California. The agreement calls for the plant to be operational within 12 months of the effective date, at which point a spec product will be sent to ConocoPhillips (NYSE: COP) for approval as per the "off take" agreement in place. If successful, Cenco plans to expand plant construction in California to 50 additional systems within 5 years. Provided that all performance goals are hit, Cenco will earn a permanent license in the State of California. The contract outlines additional performance goals for plant construction and exclusivity in Texas, Florida, Iowa, and the remaining interior states. Ultimately, Cenco plans to construct roughly 200 systems domestically over the next seven years.
In exchange for licensing their technology, GETH will receive 5.5% of gross product sales, reduced to 3% in New Mexico, Arizona, Nevada, Utah, and Mexico.
Gary De Laurentiis, CEO & Chairman of Green EnviroTech stated, "We are extremely pleased to partner with Courtney Rogers. He is a long-time shareholder of GETH's and an important figure in the Company's development. In his capacity as a partner in Ebbros Energy LLC, Mr. Rogers obtained the contract for us whereby Conoco has agreed to purchase our oil products. Their confidence validated our process. We are confident that he will be able to execute his plan.
