ITRP revoked:

http://sec.gov/litigation/admin/2011/34-65139.pdf

Bio-gas....the stock is the most up on ANY exchange!!!

It lives again!!!!

What happened today?
resurgence?

They are throwing money away all over the biofuels sector. this one actually produced a product and had revenues. I wonder what Idaho did about the debt the company owed them? Does Idaho now own the assets?

are people still throwing money away here????? tmonkey

Got this from the IV board, makes you want to cry.

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Intrepid Technology and Resources, Inc. (ITR) is a US based biofuels production company. The company is a application innovator in alternative energy technology and production of biogas product and services. The product and services produced by the company are used for pollution reduction, carbon emissions. The company focuses on the production of bio fuels such as biogas, bio diesel, ethanol
and hydrogen that are produced from biomass. The major services offered by the company includes consulting, management and engineering services for planning, building, owning and co-owning of bio fuel production facilities.

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You are right about that, but the last news item was that they weren't using digestors anymore, and just letting the stink grow. The directors resigned, and the "finance company" hasn't hired their replacement yet. According to that report, the company is closed.

Well a big pile of poo is exactly what is going to send a biodigestor company soaring :) stinky smelly poop = $$$

Buyer Beware!!

No filings, no news. What is moving this pile of poo?

I smell pump and dump.

Either the lender has converted and is now buying shares to hold it up while he files (Call me,sir;if you need any help with that filing; Mr. Lender,sir) Or somebody took a stupid pill and paid too much for the stock.

What happened yesterday? Share price?
Volume?

I wonder if/when the senior lenders will walk in? They will only get a fraction of their money in a Chapt 11. They need to operate it to get better returns.

Who knows?

Gold - Thanks for the feedback.
I was hoping on some federal grants
going their way for alternative fuels.

guess it ain't gonna happen now.

No surprises, however a sad week for all who have followed IESV over the years. Below is an excerpt from the Feb 9th 8K.

The present Board and Management have long struggled to preserve value for all Intrepid
stakeholders. In spite of our efforts, the Company has become insolvent and operations have
ceased.
The Board and Management have been unsuccessful in securing and paying for directors &
officers liability coverage past February 7, 2009. The Board and Management now recognize
that the senior secured lenders are the major stakeholders in Intrepid Technology & Resources,
Inc. and its subsidiaries. Consequently, these stakeholders should determine the future
governance and management of the Company and its assets.
As a result, Intrepid Technology & Resources, Inc. announces today that all the directors and
officers of the Company have resigned, effective 5:00 pm MST, Saturday, February 7, 2009,
with the exception of Jacob Dustin who will continue as President in order to provide continuity
and signature authority and to facilitate such future actions as may be required.
Such resignations are not a result of any disagreement between directors and officers.

Anything going on with this company?

Correction: "...year end filing" should have been written as "...1st Quarter filing".


Appears the December 22nd deadline came without audited year end filing.

gte_gold

Appears the December 22nd deadline came without audited year end filing. Welcome to Pink sheets.

New letter posted on their site and at the SEC

jpklma

What's going on with the company?

No news, no posts, no shareholder value?

Any comments?

Board available for moderator.

Idiots!

http://ih.advfn.com/p.php?pid=nmona&cb=1225337346&article=29018367&symbol=NB%5EITRP

Well its been fun...

Not really...

-Fish

LOL!! No, it wasn't me. I'm mainly focused on financial stocks right now. There's no doubt someone was lightening up their load on Friday but, who the hell was absorbing those shares is the question? One of those things that makes you go, hmmmmmmm. I'll be really curious to see what kind of follow up we have on Monday after a huge volume spike like that. Maybe we can get a pump going here so you can take a little off the table into the run.

Brad,

Did you finally buy in? I thought you may have lost your mind Friday and placed a substantial buy order... Curious if this is more dilution or something else?

-Fish

Mentally I'm well, financially thats a differnt story...
How bout you?

-Fish

LOL - good one. Yep, used to make a few bucks swing trading this a few years ago. Then bought and held for a long swirly. Hopefully we will be able to come up for air someday.;

Best to you and yours

I'm praying for you fish, I really am. Hope you're doing well.

Spock... We never really cleared the lid in the first place, just kind of swirled around the bowl... Who know we may shoot out of this thing yet, I know my brokerage account is sure hoping and praying for it!

-Fish

Another week closer to the crapper. Sigh...

Fish - Don't forget the R/S.
Common shareholders lost big time on the R/S.

Talk about a long road ahead... Even to ge t back to the averages of 7 to 8 bucks much less the run to 18 as we had in the past! It will take alot of news to make this thing run.

-Fish

Interesting letter out by Haffey...

THREE MONTH REPORT FROM JACK HAFFEY



It has in fact been three months since I began working with the team here at Intrepid. It has been a fast forward and steep learning curve time. Communication with all who are interested in our company is at the top of my list, but not just for its own sake. Rather, I have waited until I had some important matters to report to you, to share with you.



That time is now.



The last six years or so have truly been start-up years. The years have been eventful with important ups and downs. They were necessary though, to bring us to where we are now and to set the stage for the future. By the way, the stock price and the market capitalization of Intrepid certainly matter, but for start-up companies in a start-up industry they simply do not tell the entire story. They tend to either understate or overstate a company’s real potential. In our case, they significantly understate it.



Here is the story about where we are and where we are headed, as I see it.



Our two plants, Whitesides and WestPoint, are now up and running. Whitesides gas and fiber is being sold in the marketplace. WestPoint is now providing its own plant fuel, has been producing fiber that the Westpoint dairy has been using so far and will soon be flowing clean natural gas into our high pressure trailer for delivery to Intermountain Gas, and on to households and businesses throughout southern Idaho.


We are now ready to invite the dairy farmers in the Western part of the Magic Valley to come and tour our WestPoint digester in action, to “kick the tires” so to speak. We will invite all dairy farmers for that matter and others interested in this planet-enhancing process to tour Westpoint. We are proud of our plants, our operating teams and our process. We believe it is all world class.


With both plants operating and producing visible results, we now want to listen to and talk with all the dairy farmers, ask how we can serve them best and start on a growth path to serve the farmers themselves. We want to take care of their manure management needs and help them focus solely on producing milk from their cows.


We have a unique product package to offer dairymen and other agricultural and industrial customers. Our systems occupy a much smaller footprint compared to other digester technologies, using about 1/4th the land area to process a similar amount of product. Our modularity allows us to expand as dairy operations expand and allows us great flexibility in operations.


Where do we go from here?



Like most successful start-up companies, we have the know-how and passion for our business. Now we want and need financial partners to go shoulder to shoulder with us to individual farmers and communities of farmers and start projects.



There is nothing but upside opportunity in our future.



We have demonstrated our ability to take manure and process it all the way to sparkling clean, green (renewable) natural gas. We do it as well as or even better than any other company in the world. In fact, to our knowledge we are the only manure to methane company in the world certified to meet the standards required to inject our gas into natural gas pipelines for delivery to gas utility customers. And, we produce very good nutrient and organic-rich fiber, verifiable methane emission reductions, or carbon offset benefits (carbon credits), and we are also anxiously working on a potential 4th product: a high quality liquid fertilizer concentrated from our otherwise “waste” liquid effluent. Given the tremendous increase in demand for fertilizer products accompanied by the corresponding rise in their price, the costs to produce such a product are becoming much less a barrier.



We have had challenges and met them through these start-up years- financial, weather delays in construction, plant start-up challenges and so forth. These have all been part of getting to today. We of course still have challenges, primarily financial and market-related, and with this report I am happy to tell you we are positioned to turn these challenges into real opportunities.



So, now we are ready to knock on the farmers’ doors and confidently ask them for the opportunity to serve them. We can manage their manure in a full service manner. First and most importantly though, we want to listen to the farmers, know their real needs and how we can help, sign agreements that are in their interest and ours and get going.



Idaho dairy farmers are among the very best in the world. To have the opportunity to serve them, help manage their manure, destroy methane and to create renewable energy in the process will be our honor. It also fits very well with Governor Butch Otter’s renewable energy commitment. We certainly want to be part of that great commitment as well.



It has been a long beginning to a much longer journey. Now we are ready to flourish, by signing with the farmers, with financial partners at our side, build digesters, change manure to green natural gas, fiber and carbon credits, all benefiting the farmers, Idahoans, and the environment in general.



Therefore, my friends, Intrepid expects to announce projects to serve dairy farmers in the very near future, to announce financial partners, and to sell our products in the marketplace. We are in fact finally lifting off the launching pad.



It will take work, of course, and for the team here at Intrepid it is truly enjoyable work. We look forward to lots of it.

I agree. Many things…..

Although I am not currently holding shares, I have hopes things will turn around for the company. Many things must happen before interest in this stock will return.

I have been into this stock for 3 years, but have never posted before. I liked reading what the board had to say, but no one has posted here for 18 days and that is just sad. I hope some positive news comes out so this board comes back to life.

Anyway, all the best.

Is the G8 resolution going to do us any good?

Interview with Jack Haffey

http://www.wallstreetreporter.com/page.php?page=featured&tab=2&id=27791

jpklma

Somehow I was thinking they'd be receiving more money than this for the carbon credits. Well, hopefully now they can catch up on those bond payments.

With both plants fully revenue engaged and at current contracted prices Intrepid will generate revenues at a monthly rate of 70,000 dollars for gas sales, 140,000 for fiber and an annual rate of 250,000 for carbon credits by the end of this year." Mr. Haffey concluded.

Come-on Intrepid.....only need to go up 5x current pps for me to break even!

It was probably his partial payment for his board spot he resigned from.

-Fish

Magnum,

The missed bond paymetn was in the latest filing with the SEC, and the closing office and other cut backs cam out of the annual sharholders meeting last year.

-Fish

I'll bet he feels a little silly right about now.

Form 4 filed today. Whitesides purchased some last month at $0.45

jpklma

Fish,

Well I hope that "anything happens" like you said it can. I was not aware of the missed bond payment. I have bought into the stock between Nov 07 and 3 weeks ago. I feel real good about the possibiities for the industry in general and Intrepid's technology and business plan. When you consider that Whitesides is a prototype, then future and bigger plants will be built faster and for less money. Given a choice between EPG and ITRP, it seemed like a no-brainer to choose ITRP. However, i might be a little naive and new to the factors that determine a good investment in very small-cap stocks. Where do I find the news about closing down an office and missing a bond payment? Thanks for your help and good luck!

Magnum

Well,ITRP's competition hasn't been setting around. I have owned both ITRP and EPG for a number of years. They have totally different business plans. Instead of one plant per dairy as ITRP is doing, EPG builds a central plant and have the dairys or someone else bring the crap to them every day. Latest CA activity.

http://biz.yahoo.com/prnews/080529/neth034a.html?.v=2

jpklma

Magnum,

Not sure how long you've been in but I have been in this for some years now and have continued to add even up to a month or so ago, my question to you in the recent news is how do you expect the company to survive until they get up and running (Which mind you is a year or more overdue)? In the recent days they have reduced staff to some minimal number, they missed the first bond payment, they have had to shutdown one of the offices (Needed to be done a long time ago), they are still struggling to get Westpoint online with some type of modifications still being made to all of the tanks at both sites, and they owe money to several folks that we continue to supplement via Cornell and shares issued. If they continue to stay alive really doesnt matter to you and I because our shares have been diluted so much and will continue to be diluted that they wont make good poo paper much less bring any value. Keep in mind the insider buying that is occuring is not very promising, It seems they are doing this in hopes of keep some demand for the stock so they can continue to push more shares into the market. Who knows maybe they will pull a couple pipelines outta their arse build out a few more plants and become profitable, anything can happen.

-Fish

Diversified I am, but a loss of this magnitude still hurts.

-Fish

*chuckle* There's one born every minute.

Fishhead,

If I had money I'd buy your shares. I believe that Intrepid has the best technology in this infant industry that is ready for rapid growth in the next decade. Insiders are buying, not selling. I think the stock will begin a long ascent later this summer when:
1. they release 2nd qtr financial statements showing income
2. westpoint dairy comes on-line and begins producing
3. strategic partner is announced. --which will lead to further expansion in Magic Valley Idaho (possibly one of the most ideal locations for a dairy biogas producer to be).

The past performance has been disappointing but that does not mean that this thing isn't going to be great in the future. Our problem is that we just bought in too early. They have barely got this thing up and running; give it a chance to perform! wait and see!