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Thank you so much. Good morning to you. Any thoughts on the indicators?
BigBucks, Thank you for all of your candid posts and for taking the time to gather all of this Intel. Let's see some more green today. I believe we will see. 006
Go LLEG!
Good evening. Could someone here provide a chart for LLEG? Thank you.
Matthew
Clay, can you chart LLEG?
Becoming an official intervenor simply means that you have an interest in the plant. The city needs to ensure that the plant is built with Berlin in mind.
LLEG is looking to turn the power on
Posted on May 31, 2011 in General Penny Stocks - Leave a comment - Published by El Lobo
Good morning roaches,
I hope all of you rested up and enjoyed the 3-day weekend, because El Lobo is bringing you LLEG (Laidlaw Energy Group, Inc.) which is looking to test previous highs in anticipation of upcoming news.
LLEG is in the business of providing energy by means of biomass recycling, an ever growing industry in the United States. LLEG operates a few plants across the U.S. and is currently in negotiations to acquire a couple more. These plants add to LLEG’s revenue base which was reported at 2.4 million dollars in 2010. LLEG’s current undertaking, the NH Project, is set to be their largest yet. This facility located in Berlin, NH, is detailed by the company as the following: “The Berlin Project is expected to utilize in excess of 750,000 tons of clean whole tree wood chips per year in order to generate approximately 70 megawatts of electricity, thus creating substantial local economic activity for loggers, truckers and other local businesses.”
LLEG, according the previous press release, plans to uplist “to the OTCBB at the minimum” by filing a Form 10 with the SEC. This move would drastically increase shareholder value and make LLEG appear more suitable to longer term investors. The company also stated “we have identified another significant acquisition opportunity on the West Coast that if completed will give us over 30 megawatts of biomass energy in a market that is legislatively required to obtain 30 percent of its power from renewable sources.”
As you can see, LLEG has a lot to update on and have also repeated that an SEC filing is on the way as well.
On the technical aspect, LLEG is primed for a breakout. With the accumulation/distribution line at an annual high and volume picking up, the chart is ready to test previous highs. The recent resistance levels have been the .0058 and .0059 range and the previous high was .0072 which will be the key break if the bulls look to make a run to pennyland. Tentative support appears at .0047 with the bottom around .004. LLEG has been trading inside of a channel since December and hopes to break out with the help of some catalyst.
Looking to start the week off right,
El Lobo
Disclosure: This corporate profile is provided for information purposes only and should not be used as the basis for any investment decision. We are neither licensed nor qualified to provide investment advice. We were not paid, nor do we hold a position in this stock. We reserve the right to buy or sell LLEG at any time after this post."
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LLEG is looking to turn the power on
Posted on May 31, 2011 in General Penny Stocks - Leave a comment - Published by El Lobo
Good morning roaches,
I hope all of you rested up and enjoyed the 3-day weekend, because El Lobo is bringing you LLEG (Laidlaw Energy Group, Inc.) which is looking to test previous highs in anticipation of upcoming news.
LLEG is in the business of providing energy by means of biomass recycling, an ever growing industry in the United States. LLEG operates a few plants across the U.S. and is currently in negotiations to acquire a couple more. These plants add to LLEG’s revenue base which was reported at 2.4 million dollars in 2010. LLEG’s current undertaking, the NH Project, is set to be their largest yet. This facility located in Berlin, NH, is detailed by the company as the following: “The Berlin Project is expected to utilize in excess of 750,000 tons of clean whole tree wood chips per year in order to generate approximately 70 megawatts of electricity, thus creating substantial local economic activity for loggers, truckers and other local businesses.”
LLEG, according the previous press release, plans to uplist “to the OTCBB at the minimum” by filing a Form 10 with the SEC. This move would drastically increase shareholder value and make LLEG appear more suitable to longer term investors. The company also stated “we have identified another significant acquisition opportunity on the West Coast that if completed will give us over 30 megawatts of biomass energy in a market that is legislatively required to obtain 30 percent of its power from renewable sources.”
As you can see, LLEG has a lot to update on and have also repeated that an SEC filing is on the way as well.
On the technical aspect, LLEG is primed for a breakout. With the accumulation/distribution line at an annual high and volume picking up, the chart is ready to test previous highs. The recent resistance levels have been the .0058 and .0059 range and the previous high was .0072 which will be the key break if the bulls look to make a run to pennyland. Tentative support appears at .0047 with the bottom around .004. LLEG has been trading inside of a channel since December and hopes to break out with the help of some catalyst.
Looking to start the week off right,
El Lobo
Disclosure: This corporate profile is provided for information purposes only and should not be used as the basis for any investment decision. We are neither licensed nor qualified to provide investment advice. We were not paid, nor do we hold a position in this stock. We reserve the right to buy or sell LLEG at any time after this post."
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Some other lady on that site wrote an article on LLEG and had no flipping clue what she was talking about. Oh well.
What a great day for LLEG. I think we may touch the 60's tomorrow.
Great article on LLEG. Thanks for posting!
We all have faith in LLEG's management. Meeting milestone. Moving forward!
I believe LLEG is just beginning to correct its PPS to a more "appropriate" level. I believe we will see a couple of pennies in June.
LLEG strong like bull ;)
LLEG .0053!!! Going, going
LLEG .0053!!! Keep on watch!
Power hour can easily trade over 6 million shares
I think that will happen today, regardless.
Less than 1 million left at .0052. Get them while you can
I did. Completed 2 degrees there. You?
Eyes on LLEG this morning
LLEG nothing on the ask between .0052 and .007 as of 9:19am
LLEG nothing on the ask between .0052 and .007 as of 9:19am
More LLEG Laidlaw Energy Group DD:
Laidlaw Energy Group Inc. (LLEG.pk): Cleaner Energy for a Greener Future
Laidlaw's proposed 65MW Berlin Biopower plant
Former NH Representative Charles F. Bass is a member of Laidlaw's Board:
http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/31510813/ns/msnbc_tv-morning_meeting#33883994
Bass is running for reelection in 2010: http://www.votebass.com
NH Senator SHAHEEN ANNOUNCES $200,000 FOR NORTH COUNTRY BIOMASS ENERGY PROJECTS
http://shaheen.senate.gov/news/press/release/?id=657035ED-C1C4-4D2E-A648-42D949D07CD8
U.S. Senator Jeanne Shaheen announced today that her request to support the development of North Country wood energy projects has been approved by the Senate Appropriations Committee
Laidlaw works well with local community:
Full Local support for Laidlaw's proposed 65MW Biopower plant
http://www.nhsec.nh.gov/2009-02/documents/100909aver_letter.pdf
[Berlin Mayor] "Grenier praised Laidlaw, telling the committee the company “has been a stellar corporate citizen and developer”.
http://www.laconiadailysun.com/BerlinPDF/2010/8/24B.pdf
IMPORTANT DATES FOR LLEG:
http://www.laconiadailysun.com/BerlinPDF/2010/9/14B.pdf
Monday, Sept. 20 - Deliberations begin
Thursday, Sept. 23 - Full decision due
Chart pattern emerging - Similar to last year where LLEG ran to .0075, only primed higher!
ROUGH LLEG VALUATION: Estimated revenues of $77,710,288 USD per annum (20 year contract = $1,554,205,760 over the life of the contract)
Renewable Energy Certificates will bring huge additional revenues to LLEG's Berlin project:
http://www.dsireusa.org/incentives/incentive.cfm?Incentive_Code=NH09R&re=1&ee=1
http://www.epa.gov/grnpower/documents/gpp_basics-recs.pdf
According to the State of New Hampshire's Renewable Portfolio Standard, Laidlaw's Berlin project will produce (65MW)*(365 days/year)*(24 hours/day) = 569,400 MWh of electricity per year. 1 MWh = 1 Renewable Energy Certificate.
-->Therefore, by NH's standard, Laidlaw's Berlin Project can sell 569,400 Renewable Energy Certificates per year @ $60.92 per Certificate. Laidlaw will generate $34,687,848 USD per year in revenue just from RECs alone.
-->The 65MWh of power will also be sold per a Power Purchase Agreement. PSNH (NH's utility provider) sells power at $.151115 per kWh. Assuming that PSNH buys Laidlaw's power at half what they charge consumers ($.0755575 per kWh), Laidlaw will generate $43,022, 441 USD per year in revenue from sale of electric power.
-->That brings Laidlaw's total estimated revenue to $77,710,288 USD per year. The power purchase term sheet lists the proposed Power Purchase Agreement as a 20 year contract (http://www.biomassmagazine.com/article.jsp?article_id=2088 & www.psnhnews.com). This contract (under current REC and electric rates) would supply Laidlaw with $1,554,205,760 USD in revenue for the 20 year life of the contract.
-->LLEG owns 37.5% of the Berlin project, giving them a total of $582,827,160 of revenue over the life of the contract.
--> It has been discussed that LLEG sold their equity position in Laidlaw Berlin for cash. This could make for a nice balance sheet at the end of the year and allow LLEG to grow!
Do your own DD on this one! Here are a few state of NH links to get you started:
http://www.puc.nh.gov/Regulatory/Docketbk/2010/10-195.htm
http://www.nhsec.nh.gov/2009-02/index.htm
More LLEG Laidlaw Energy Group DD:
Laidlaw Energy Group Inc. (LLEG.pk): Cleaner Energy for a Greener Future
Laidlaw's proposed 65MW Berlin Biopower plant
Former NH Representative Charles F. Bass is a member of Laidlaw's Board:
http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/31510813/ns/msnbc_tv-morning_meeting#33883994
Bass is running for reelection in 2010: http://www.votebass.com
NH Senator SHAHEEN ANNOUNCES $200,000 FOR NORTH COUNTRY BIOMASS ENERGY PROJECTS
http://shaheen.senate.gov/news/press/release/?id=657035ED-C1C4-4D2E-A648-42D949D07CD8
U.S. Senator Jeanne Shaheen announced today that her request to support the development of North Country wood energy projects has been approved by the Senate Appropriations Committee
Laidlaw works well with local community:
Full Local support for Laidlaw's proposed 65MW Biopower plant
http://www.nhsec.nh.gov/2009-02/documents/100909aver_letter.pdf
[Berlin Mayor] "Grenier praised Laidlaw, telling the committee the company “has been a stellar corporate citizen and developer”.
http://www.laconiadailysun.com/BerlinPDF/2010/8/24B.pdf
IMPORTANT DATES FOR LLEG:
http://www.laconiadailysun.com/BerlinPDF/2010/9/14B.pdf
Monday, Sept. 20 - Deliberations begin
Thursday, Sept. 23 - Full decision due
Chart pattern emerging - Similar to last year where LLEG ran to .0075, only primed higher!
ROUGH LLEG VALUATION: Estimated revenues of $77,710,288 USD per annum (20 year contract = $1,554,205,760 over the life of the contract)
Renewable Energy Certificates will bring huge additional revenues to LLEG's Berlin project:
http://www.dsireusa.org/incentives/incentive.cfm?Incentive_Code=NH09R&re=1&ee=1
http://www.epa.gov/grnpower/documents/gpp_basics-recs.pdf
According to the State of New Hampshire's Renewable Portfolio Standard, Laidlaw's Berlin project will produce (65MW)*(365 days/year)*(24 hours/day) = 569,400 MWh of electricity per year. 1 MWh = 1 Renewable Energy Certificate.
-->Therefore, by NH's standard, Laidlaw's Berlin Project can sell 569,400 Renewable Energy Certificates per year @ $60.92 per Certificate. Laidlaw will generate $34,687,848 USD per year in revenue just from RECs alone.
-->The 65MWh of power will also be sold per a Power Purchase Agreement. PSNH (NH's utility provider) sells power at $.151115 per kWh. Assuming that PSNH buys Laidlaw's power at half what they charge consumers ($.0755575 per kWh), Laidlaw will generate $43,022, 441 USD per year in revenue from sale of electric power.
-->That brings Laidlaw's total estimated revenue to $77,710,288 USD per year. The power purchase term sheet lists the proposed Power Purchase Agreement as a 20 year contract (http://www.biomassmagazine.com/article.jsp?article_id=2088 & www.psnhnews.com). This contract (under current REC and electric rates) would supply Laidlaw with $1,554,205,760 USD in revenue for the 20 year life of the contract.
-->LLEG owns 37.5% of the Berlin project, giving them a total of $582,827,160 of revenue over the life of the contract.
--> It has been discussed that LLEG sold their equity position in Laidlaw Berlin for cash. This could make for a nice balance sheet at the end of the year and allow LLEG to grow!
Do your own DD on this one! Here are a few state of NH links to get you started:
http://www.puc.nh.gov/Regulatory/Docketbk/2010/10-195.htm
http://www.nhsec.nh.gov/2009-02/index.htm
ROUGH LLEG VALUATION: Estimated revenues of $77,710,288 USD per annum (20 year contract = $1,554,205,760 over the life of the contract)
NH Site Evaluation Committee voted 9-0 IN FAVOR OF LAIDLAW!
Renewable Energy Certificates will bring huge additional revenues to LLEG's Berlin project:
http://www.dsireusa.org/incentives/incentive.cfm?Incentive_Code=NH09R&re=1&ee=1
http://www.epa.gov/grnpower/documents/gpp_basics-recs.pdf
According to the State of New Hampshire's Renewable Portfolio Standard, Laidlaw's Berlin project will produce (65MW)*(365 days/year)*(24 hours/day) = 569,400 MWh of electricity per year. 1 MWh = 1 Renewable Energy Certificate.
-->Therefore, by NH's standard, Laidlaw's Berlin Project can sell 569,400 Renewable Energy Certificates per year @ $60.92 per Certificate. Laidlaw will generate $34,687,848 USD per year in revenue just from RECs alone.
-->The 65MWh of power will also be sold per a Power Purchase Agreement. PSNH (NH's utility provider) sells power at $.151115 per kWh. Assuming that PSNH buys Laidlaw's power at half what they charge consumers ($.0755575 per kWh), Laidlaw will generate $43,022, 441 USD per year in revenue from sale of electric power.
-->That brings Laidlaw's total estimated revenue to $77,710,288 USD per year. The power purchase term sheet lists the proposed Power Purchase Agreement as a 20 year contract (http://www.biomassmagazine.com/article.jsp?article_id=2088 & www.psnhnews.com). This contract (under current REC and electric rates) would supply Laidlaw with $1,554,205,760 USD in revenue for the 20 year life of the contract.
-->LLEG owns 37.5% of the Berlin project, giving them a total of $582,827,160 of revenue over the life of the contract.
-->Laidlaw's estimated profits from Laidlaw Berlin Biopower:
costs 50% of revenue: profit of $291,413,580 over the 20 year contract
costs 60% of revenue: profit of $233,130,864 over the 20 year contract
costs 70% of revenue: profit of $174,848,148 over the 20 year contract
--> It has been discussed that LLEG sold their equity position in Laidlaw Berlin for cash. This could make for a nice balance sheet at the end of the year and allow LLEG to grow!
Do your own DD on this one! Here are a few state of NH links to get you started:
http://www.puc.nh.gov/Regulatory/Docketbk/2010/10-195.htm
http://www.nhsec.nh.gov/2009-02/index.htm
Good Morning, short week ahead!
ROUGH LLEG VALUATION: Estimated revenues of $77,710,288 USD per annum (20 year contract = $1,554,205,760 over the life of the contract)
NH Site Evaluation Committee voted 9-0 IN FAVOR OF LAIDLAW!
Renewable Energy Certificates will bring huge additional revenues to LLEG's Berlin project:
http://www.dsireusa.org/incentives/incentive.cfm?Incentive_Code=NH09R&re=1&ee=1
http://www.epa.gov/grnpower/documents/gpp_basics-recs.pdf
According to the State of New Hampshire's Renewable Portfolio Standard, Laidlaw's Berlin project will produce (65MW)*(365 days/year)*(24 hours/day) = 569,400 MWh of electricity per year. 1 MWh = 1 Renewable Energy Certificate.
-->Therefore, by NH's standard, Laidlaw's Berlin Project can sell 569,400 Renewable Energy Certificates per year @ $60.92 per Certificate. Laidlaw will generate $34,687,848 USD per year in revenue just from RECs alone.
-->The 65MWh of power will also be sold per a Power Purchase Agreement. PSNH (NH's utility provider) sells power at $.151115 per kWh. Assuming that PSNH buys Laidlaw's power at half what they charge consumers ($.0755575 per kWh), Laidlaw will generate $43,022, 441 USD per year in revenue from sale of electric power.
-->That brings Laidlaw's total estimated revenue to $77,710,288 USD per year. The power purchase term sheet lists the proposed Power Purchase Agreement as a 20 year contract (http://www.biomassmagazine.com/article.jsp?article_id=2088 & www.psnhnews.com). This contract (under current REC and electric rates) would supply Laidlaw with $1,554,205,760 USD in revenue for the 20 year life of the contract.
-->LLEG owns 37.5% of the Berlin project, giving them a total of $582,827,160 of revenue over the life of the contract.
-->Laidlaw's estimated profits from Laidlaw Berlin Biopower:
costs 50% of revenue: profit of $291,413,580 over the 20 year contract
costs 60% of revenue: profit of $233,130,864 over the 20 year contract
costs 70% of revenue: profit of $174,848,148 over the 20 year contract
--> It has been discussed that LLEG sold their equity position in Laidlaw Berlin for cash. This could make for a nice balance sheet at the end of the year and allow LLEG to grow!
Do your own DD on this one! Here are a few state of NH links to get you started:
http://www.puc.nh.gov/Regulatory/Docketbk/2010/10-195.htm
http://www.nhsec.nh.gov/2009-02/index.htm
Good morning all. I'm proud to be a part of these exciting LLEG times.
I think we see a couple pennies in June.
I put a picture of the ware, ma project in the iBox (10MW).
Take a look at LLEG for next week.
LLEG is an obvious pick for next week. HUGE developments with that company expected next week.