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i was following the links in the bottom of you last message. theres a bunch in the articles. things will happen with mantra. im not worried at all
amazing info. if you click on the links at the bottom- you can read about the EPA putting a slowdown on hydrochloric acid in steel pickling. becasue of its harmful affects. This is where the ERC will succeed. Full confidence.
http://www.epa.gov/ttn/oarpg/t3/fact_sheets/steelfs.pdf
.00001 here we come
ya just look a tthe guy,, total greaseball. wouldnt trust that guy as far as i could throw em
i wonnder how many computer screens were smashed today or thrown out the window or wholes punched through a wall for being dumb.
agreed, there are a ton of retards out there always wanting to make the quick buck and end up going further in the whole.
so glad i never bought this stock. ive been watching it for the last month and aways thought something doesnt seem right. the pinks is the wild wild west anything goes.
run for cover
DOE stimulus drops $2.4 billion on carbon sequestration
DOE stimulus drops $2.4 billion on carbon sequestration
Steven Chu, head of the Department of Energy, has announced the latest plans to spend its share of the stimulus money: $2.4 billion to pilot various forms of carbon capture and storage, including some money to train a generation of engineers and geologists to work in the field.
By John Timmer | Last updated May 15, 2009 3:44 PM CT
The Obama administration promised to work towards producing renewable and environmentally friendly energy, and the Department of Energy has been a big beneficiary, taking home a significant chunk of the stimulus money. Over the last few months, attention has been focused on getting the money flowing into projects designed to update and improve the electric grid. Friday, in a speech to the National Coal Council, Steven Chu, head of the Department of Energy, announced that the stimulus package will also fund major work towards carbon capture and storage, which could allow us to avoid many of the consequences of continued burning of fossil fuels. The planned spending, which includes $800 million specifically for cleaning pollutants out of coal plant exhaust will total $2.4 billion, which should provide the nascent field a significant boost.
To an extent, Carbon Capture and Storage (CCS) is a response to the fact that burning fossil fuels is likely to remain an economically favorable approach for far longer than we'd like it to be. Coal is currently the cheapest fossil fuel, and the one with the largest described reserves; unfortunately, it's also the dirtiest, both in terms of traditional pollutants and in terms of carbon dioxide emissions. CCS promises to allow us to continue to use this and other fossil fuels without the activities contributing to further climate change or ocean acidification. But the technology is hardly specific to coal; other industrial processes, such as chemical manufacturing and cement production, release significant amounts of CO2 as well. It may even be possible to use this technology to draw CO2 directly from the atmosphere.
In some contexts, the capture portion of things is already in use. In many areas, captured carbon dioxide is injected into natural gas fields in order to increase their productivity. Unfortunately, we don't fully understand whether these geologic formations will be sufficient to contain the carbon on the time scales that would be required.
The past administration had helped foster a few pilot CCS projects, but its plans to build a large-scale demonstration project were shelved indefinitely. So, to an extent, the programs announced by Chu represent the nation's first real attempt at getting CCS technology off the ground.
As mentioned earlier, a third of the total stimulus spending promised by the DOE will go towards a general clean coal effort. These should help limit the sulfur, nitrogen, and mercury emissions that accompany the burning of coal, and determine how best to integrate these pollution controls with a CCS system. The intent is to get both the government and private companies experience with commercial-scale systems, and to explore the range of geological features that can be used successfully.
The lion's share of the money, just over $1.5 billion, will go to CCS technologies that are flexible enough to work in any industrial setting, regardless of where the carbon's coming from. According to the DOE, "the industrial sources include, but are not limited to, cement plants, chemical plants, refineries, steel and aluminum plants, manufacturing facilities, and petroleum coke-fired and other power plants." The DOE is similarly agnostic when it comes to what happens to the carbon afterwards, provided it doesn't wind up in the atmosphere. Mineralization approaches (which often involve injection into geological formations) are mentioned, as are two specific technologies: feeding the exhaust into an algal biofuel production facility, and compressing it for transport and storage using the earth-bound equivalent of a ramjet.
For me, however, the key steps in making CCS viable are getting small but necessary outlays. $50 million will go towards identifying geological formations that should provide the sort of long-term, stable storage that we need, while another $20 million will go to training a generation of people with the expertise to make this work. The DOE is looking to develop programs for both scientists and engineers, providing them with skills in geology, geophysics, geomechanics, geochemistry, and reservoir engineering, all of which will be necessary.
The DOE will shortly be posting a notice of intent describing how it intends to distribute the funding and evaluate the applications for these projects. After giving the public and industry a chance to provide feedback, money should start flowing late this year or early next. After years of false starts, this could be a very significant change.
found mantra on twitter. twitter.com/mantraenergy
MVTG-now with government support will roll.
MVTG government support, proven technology(ERC), CO2 into valuable chemical(formic acid). huge market.
Mantra to Receive Federal Funding through National Research Council of Canada Industrial Research Assistance Program
May 13, 2009 4:29:00 PM
Mantra Venture Group Ltd. ('Mantra', OTCBB: MVTG, FSE: 5MV) is pleased to announce that it has signed a Contribution Agreement with the National Research Council of Canada Industrial Research Assistance Program (NRC-IRAP) with the goal of advancing Mantra's Electro-Reduction Technology (ERC) towards commercialization. This agreement will provide research and development financial support of up to $75,000, in addition to business and technical advisory and development support.
The objective of this project, entitled "Electroreduction of Carbon Dioxide Development Program," is to establish the technical basis for electro-reduction of carbon dioxide to formate using Mantra's ERC technology. The focus will be on increasing the cathode life, reducing formate cross-over to retrieve formate from the catholyte solution, and optimizing the reactor with respect to its use in processes for the electro-synthesis of formate/formic acid.
Larry Kristof, President and CEO of Mantra, comments: "We are very encouraged by the continued support from both private and public organizations such as NRC-IRAP, especially given the economic challenges currently faced by many development-stage companies today. It is with great pleasure that we accept the opportunity to collaborate with NRC-IRAP on this project, and we look forward to both the advisory support as well as the financial assistance offered through the program."
Mantra has partnered with Kemetco Research Inc., a technology development and scientific research company, to launch and operate the ERC Development Program. Norman Chow, President of Kemetco Research, notes: "The completion of Mantra's ERC technology will potentially revolutionize the Carbon Capture and Sequestration marketplace. As such, we hope to make significant technical advancements through the NRC-IRAP program, ultimately resulting in the widespread commercialization of ERC."
Under the terms of the agreement, NRC-IRAP has agreed to contribute up to $75,000 for completion of the Electrodreduction of Carbon Dioxide Development Program. The project is scheduled to begin this month.
About ERC
The ERC process, "the Electrochemical Reduction of Carbon Dioxide", combines captured carbon dioxide with water to produce high value materials, such as formic acid and formate salts, which are conventionally obtained from the thermochemical processing of Fossil Fuels. However, ERC has an advantage over the established thermochemical methods for converting carbon dioxide to liquid fuels.
While thermochemical reactions must be driven at relatively high temperatures that are normally obtained by burning fossil fuels, ERC operates at near ambient conditions and is driven by electric energy that can be taken from an electric power grid supplied by hydro, wind, solar or nuclear energy (forms of renewable energy).
About Mantra Venture Group Ltd.
Mantra, through its group of sustainable energy, carbon reduction and consumer product subsidiaries, is active in the green technology marketplace with an innovative, multi-faceted approach focused on profitability through sustainability. By aggressively seeking out new technologies and innovating solutions for a cleaner earth for everyone, Mantra intends to provide a highly profitable and, more importantly, socially and environmentally responsible investment for its shareholders.
Mantra is a public company quoted on the OTC BB under the symbol MVTG and on the Frankfurt Stock Exchange under the symbol EDV 5MV.
Forward-Looking Statements:
Except for the historical information contained herein, the matters discussed in this press release are forward-looking statements. Actual results may differ materially from those described in forward-looking statements and are subject to risks and uncertainties. See Mantra Venture Group's filings with the Securities and Exchange Commission which identify specific factors that may cause actual results or events to differ materially from those described in the forward-looking statements.
Investor Relations
Terry Johnston
604-267-3022
tjohnston@mantraenergy.com
www.mantraenergy.com
this was the kind of release mantra needed. It gives the company and technology a ton of credibility and its good to see things are moving in the right direction. i hear the due dilli the governments do on companies is very indepth and seeing that they have invested brings a smile to my face. look at the big picture.
Gives Mantra A LOT of credibility
NEWS_____NEWS- Canadian Government Grant
http://app.quotemedia.com/streamer/newsItem.htm?storyId=22600484&;topic=MVTG
Mantra to Receive Federal Funding through National Research Council of Canada Industrial Research Assistance Program
SEATTLE, May 13 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ - Mantra Venture Group Ltd. ('Mantra', OTCBB: MVTG, FSE: 5MV) is pleased to announce that it has signed a Contribution Agreement with the National Research Council of Canada Industrial Research Assistance Program (NRC-IRAP) with the goal of advancing Mantra's Electro-Reduction Technology (ERC) towards commercialization. This agreement will provide research and development financial support of up to $75,000, in addition to business and technical advisory and development support.
The objective of this project, entitled 'Electroreduction of Carbon Dioxide Development Program,' is to establish the technical basis for electro-reduction of carbon dioxide to formate using Mantra's ERC technology. The focus will be on increasing the cathode life, reducing formate cross-over to retrieve formate from the catholyte solution, and optimizing the reactor with respect to its use in processes for the electro-synthesis of formate/formic acid.
Larry Kristof, President and CEO of Mantra, comments: 'We are very encouraged by the continued support from both private and public organizations such as NRC-IRAP, especially given the economic challenges currently faced by many development-stage companies today. It is with great pleasure that we accept the opportunity to collaborate with NRC-IRAP on this project, and we look forward to both the advisory support as well as the financial assistance offered through the program.'
Mantra has partnered with Kemetco Research Inc., a technology development and scientific research company, to launch and operate the ERC Development Program. Norman Chow, President of Kemetco Research, notes: 'The completion of Mantra's ERC technology will potentially revolutionize the Carbon Capture and Sequestration marketplace. As such, we hope to make significant technical advancements through the NRC-IRAP program, ultimately resulting in the widespread commercialization of ERC.'
Under the terms of the agreement, NRC-IRAP has agreed to contribute up to $75,000 for completion of the Electrodreduction of Carbon Dioxide Development Program. The project is scheduled to begin this month.
About ERC
The ERC process, 'the Electrochemical Reduction of Carbon Dioxide', combines captured carbon dioxide with water to produce high value materials, such as formic acid and formate salts, which are conventionally obtained from the thermochemical processing of Fossil Fuels. However, ERC has an advantage over the established thermochemical methods for converting carbon dioxide to liquid fuels.
While thermochemical reactions must be driven at relatively high temperatures that are normally obtained by burning fossil fuels, ERC operates at near ambient conditions and is driven by electric energy that can be taken from an electric power grid supplied by hydro, wind, solar or nuclear energy (forms of renewable energy).
About Mantra Venture Group Ltd.
Mantra, through its group of sustainable energy, carbon reduction and consumer product subsidiaries, is active in the green technology marketplace with an innovative, multi-faceted approach focused on profitability through sustainability. By aggressively seeking out new technologies and innovating solutions for a cleaner earth for everyone, Mantra intends to provide a highly profitable and, more importantly, socially and environmentally responsible investment for its shareholders.
Mantra is a public company quoted on the OTC BB under the symbol MVTG and on the Frankfurt Stock Exchange under the symbol EDV 5MV.
Forward-Looking Statements:
Except for the historical information contained herein, the matters discussed in this press release are forward-looking statements. Actual results may differ materially from those described in forward-looking statements and are subject to risks and uncertainties. See Mantra Venture Group's filings with the Securities and Exchange Commission which identify specific factors that may cause actual results or events to differ materially from those described in the forward-looking statements.
Investor Relations
Terry Johnston
604-267-3022
tjohnston@mantraenergy.com
www.mantraenergy.com
SOURCE Mantra Venture Group Ltd.
price is moving, looks like something may be brewing.
wouldnt touch this stock even if i found a bag of money. total scam. do your due dilli. ridiculous company.
i have heard that the bluebird koreans are in vancouver with mantra. lets see what happens.
i think those shares outstanding will put this puppy at about 5 cents or less. If all they have is a little protype and a patent application, then they will fail. all those shares already outstanding and probably not much money in the bank. For the technology to be commercial, huge bucks and more shares. good idea though.
it really isnt a huge industry just yet, its just being laid out for the future with a whole lot of R&D . there is a lot of talk about CCS but the economics arent there and the liability is ridiculous. nothing is commercial in anything to do with CCS yet and i think mantra is in a great position to do very well. Converting CO2 could be VERY profitable in the future to come. This is really just the start and to think Mantra is already nearly 2 years into the world wide patent i would have to say that things are looking positive. I agree that when the definative agreement is signed then we play ball and the game then starts for real, right now were still warming up.
i also find it strange that we cant get any volume. Time will tell.
well they are moving in the right direction and if you talk with mantra, you will know that there is a delegation coming to vancouver in the coming weeks. Everyone deal has to start somewhere.
They are in the process of world-wide patenting and the technology is proven. not sure where you get other information.
i find every post you write, you have something negative to say. it get me irritated not only for the reason that i am a believer in the ERC but i also have a large investment into mantra.
i definatley agree. The bluebird team i am assuming will go after a chunk of that grant to take this commercial
korea has all the money to do this. hows 38 billion
Jan
08
A 38 billion USD green New Deal for South Korea
On January 8, 2009 | Tags: Asia, Business, Efficiency, green New Deal, Renewables, South Korea, Sustainable development
The United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP) has been advocating for a global green New Deal to restart our economies and I reported that they are not the only ones to think the same.
It seems that there is at least one country so far that listened to their voices and started to implement such a bold move. Indeed South Korea plans to invest 38 billion USD (28 billion €) over the next four years.
These investments are due to create a million jobs (to be compared with a total population of 50 million) in renewable energies, efficiency and other environmentally friendly solutions.
According to the Huffington Post quoting Associated Press:
South Korea said Tuesday it will invest 50 trillion won ($38.1 billion) over the next four years on environmental projects in a “Green New Deal” to spur slumping economic growth and create nearly a million jobs.
“We are in an unprecedented global economic crisis,” Prime Minister Han Seung-soo said in a statement. “We must respond to the situation in an urgent manner.”
Energy conservation, recycling, carbon reduction, flood prevention, development around the country’s four main rivers and maintaining forest resources are among projects to be pursued under the plan, approved at a Cabinet meeting.
Han said the government’s “Green New Deal Job Creation Plan” will create 960,000 new jobs, with 140,000 of those realized this year.
Trade-dependent South Korea is looking for ways to boost its slowing economy as global demand wanes for traditional mainstay goods such as automobiles and technological products.
Exports fell 17.4 percent in December from the same month the year before, following a drop of 18.3 percent in November, according to government figures. Unemployment, though still at a relatively low 3.1 percent, is expected to rise.
Amid deteriorating conditions, some private economists say Asia’s fourth-largest economy is facing the possibility in 2009 of suffering its first contraction on an annual basis since 1997, when it was in the throes of the Asian economic crisis.
South Korea’s central bank is more optimistic, saying last month that the economy will grow 2 percent in 2009, compared with a revised estimate of 3.7 percent growth or 2008. The economy expanded 5 percent in 2007.
President Lee Myung-bak said last month that South Korea’s economy may shrink in the first half of next year due to fallout from the global financial crisis but may still attain a positive figure for the year.
i have been bottom feeding on mantra for the last couple weeks and scooped up some inexpensive shares.
Mantra technology is far different from any other that you have seen. it takes CO2 and converts into formic acid. those big money players are gettting their feet wet in CCS (carbon capture and storage). Huge money and size. Which will not be commercial for around 10 years. also there is a 1000 year liability with those projects written in law. Who will ever take that. and also when you pump CO2 down a hole, that nothing but huge money and zero ROI. at least the ERC is economic. Mantras technology can be implemented at various different sizes. There is just too many positives and not enough negatives.
This is an obvious long term play and we will be able to watch this puppy grow over the years. Things do not happen over night and i think its wonderful that mantra has partnered with a korean company with large ties to samsung. Which just happens to be a major player in the formic acid market. i have full confidence.
i agree. the canadian dollar doesnt help when trying to buy US stock. Mantra will succeed. That technology is just far to promising. I feel that this is great news and thing will pick up.
yah i know it left the bid in the dust and those people sitting there i dont hink are ready to jump to .30 just yet. it will go when the bids start to come.
mvtg will still keep rolling, the bids will come up and then away it goes. thats some serious news and someone bought a bunch right off the bell and spread things out a little to much.
doog check out MVTG-its a real deal
anyone check out MVTG
GONNA ROCK TOMMORROW
Mantra Signs Memorandum of Understanding with Korean Heavyweight to Develop First Commercial Scale Electro-reduction of Carbon Dioxide Reactor
SEATTLE, WA, March 31 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ - Mantra Venture Group Ltd. ('Mantra', OTCBB: MVTG, FSE: 5MV) is pleased to announce that it has just signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with Bluebird Co. Ltd. (Bluebird), an environmental engineering company based out of Seoul, Korea. Under the terms of the MOU, Bluebird will become an integral partner in the development, deployment and eventual commercialization of Mantra's Electro-reduction of Carbon Dioxide Technology in various territories within Asia.
As outlined in the MOU, the partnership will progress through three transitional phases. Under Phase 1, Mantra will deliver a 1kg-per day ERC demonstration unit to Bluebird in Korea by November 2009, after which both companies will collaboratively develop and improve upon the current technology. Phase 2 of the partnership, commencing in January 2010, will see the development and construction of the first commercial scale ERC reactor- capable of processing 1 ton of CO2 per day. Upon successful completion of Phases 1 and 2, Mantra and Bluebird will continue on to Phase 3- the construction of a fully operational ERC unit with a 100-tonne per day capacity. Phase 3 is currently scheduled for 2012.
Mantra's research and development costs for Phases 1 and 2 of this project, estimated at $3.5 Million CAD, will be funded by Bluebird throughout the course of the partnership. In return, Bluebird will become Mantra's exclusive licensee, distributor, and manufacturing partner in Korea and various other territories within Asia (subject to royalty payments and compliance with key performance criteria).
Larry Kristof, President and CEO of Mantra, notes 'This MOU signifies the beginning of a burgeoning partnership in which both parties stand to benefit greatly. Not only does Bluebird Co. Ltd have a wealth of experience in environmental engineering, they have the resources and market exposure required to generate significant licensing revenue upon commercialization. Bluebird's contribution will lead to the expedited development of a more robust and economical ERC technology as well as earlier commercialization and revenue generation. Given South Korea's recent proclamation that it will invest $38 Billion in clean tech over the next four years, this partnership represents a very timely initiative for Bluebird. Mantra looks forward capitalizing on the opportunity with Bluebird.'
To facilitate the relationship, both Mantra and Bluebird anticipate establishing offices in the other party's respective countries by May 2009. By May 31, 2009 and upon the opening of Mantra's Korean office in Seoul, the parties plan on entering into a definitive agreement governing their ongoing cooperation.
About Bluebird Co., Ltd.
Founded in 1998, Bluebird Co., Ltd. strives to protect the environment through its engineering capabilities. With design and construction of facilities for air pollution prevention being its main business lines, Bluebird plays a leading role in improving the air quality both in Korea and abroad. Bluebird's current environmental technologies include: De-Dioxin System, De-NOx (SCR) System, De-SOx(FGD) System, Electrostatic Precipitator, De-VOC System and Urea solution manufacturing. Bluebird has many large international customers, including Samsung Corning, an electronics producer to whom it supplies with 1,800-2,400 tons of Urea Solution per year. The company is currently seeking opportunistic sectors for continued growth, including Carbon Capture and Storage.
For more information on Bluebird Co., Ltd., please visit their website: http://www.blbird.co.kr/
About ERC
The ERC process, 'the Electrochemical Reduction of Carbon Dioxide', combines captured carbon dioxide with water to produce high value materials, such as formic acid and formate salts, which are conventionally obtained from the thermochemical processing of Fossil Fuels. However, ERC has an advantage over the established thermochemical methods for converting carbon dioxide to liquid fuels.
While thermochemical reactions must be driven at relatively high temperatures that are normally obtained by burning fossil fuels, ERC operates at near ambient conditions and is driven by electric energy that can be taken from an electric power grid supplied by hydro, wind, solar or nuclear energy (forms of renewable energy).
About Mantra:
Mantra, through its group of sustainable energy, carbon reduction and consumer product subsidiaries, is active in the green technology marketplace with an innovative, multi-faceted approach focused on profitability through sustainability. By aggressively seeking out new technologies and innovating solutions for a cleaner earth for everyone, Mantra intends to provide a highly profitable and environmentally responsible investment for its shareholders.
Mantra is a public company quoted on the OTC BB under the symbol MVTG and on the Frankfurt Stock Exchange under the symbol 5MV.
Forward-Looking Statements:
Except for the historical information contained herein, the matters discussed in this press release are forward-looking statements. Actual results may differ materially from those described in forward-looking statements and are subject to risks and uncertainties. See Mantra Venture Group's filings with the Securities and Exchange Commission which identify specific factors that may cause actual results or events to differ materially from those described in the forward-looking statements.
Mantra Signs Memorandum of Understanding with Korean Heavyweight to Develop First Commercial Scale Electro-reduction of Carbon Dioxide Reactor
SEATTLE, WA, March 31 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ - Mantra Venture Group Ltd. ('Mantra', OTCBB: MVTG, FSE: 5MV) is pleased to announce that it has just signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with Bluebird Co. Ltd. (Bluebird), an environmental engineering company based out of Seoul, Korea. Under the terms of the MOU, Bluebird will become an integral partner in the development, deployment and eventual commercialization of Mantra's Electro-reduction of Carbon Dioxide Technology in various territories within Asia.
As outlined in the MOU, the partnership will progress through three transitional phases. Under Phase 1, Mantra will deliver a 1kg-per day ERC demonstration unit to Bluebird in Korea by November 2009, after which both companies will collaboratively develop and improve upon the current technology. Phase 2 of the partnership, commencing in January 2010, will see the development and construction of the first commercial scale ERC reactor- capable of processing 1 ton of CO2 per day. Upon successful completion of Phases 1 and 2, Mantra and Bluebird will continue on to Phase 3- the construction of a fully operational ERC unit with a 100-tonne per day capacity. Phase 3 is currently scheduled for 2012.
Mantra's research and development costs for Phases 1 and 2 of this project, estimated at $3.5 Million CAD, will be funded by Bluebird throughout the course of the partnership. In return, Bluebird will become Mantra's exclusive licensee, distributor, and manufacturing partner in Korea and various other territories within Asia (subject to royalty payments and compliance with key performance criteria).
Larry Kristof, President and CEO of Mantra, notes 'This MOU signifies the beginning of a burgeoning partnership in which both parties stand to benefit greatly. Not only does Bluebird Co. Ltd have a wealth of experience in environmental engineering, they have the resources and market exposure required to generate significant licensing revenue upon commercialization. Bluebird's contribution will lead to the expedited development of a more robust and economical ERC technology as well as earlier commercialization and revenue generation. Given South Korea's recent proclamation that it will invest $38 Billion in clean tech over the next four years, this partnership represents a very timely initiative for Bluebird. Mantra looks forward capitalizing on the opportunity with Bluebird.'
To facilitate the relationship, both Mantra and Bluebird anticipate establishing offices in the other party's respective countries by May 2009. By May 31, 2009 and upon the opening of Mantra's Korean office in Seoul, the parties plan on entering into a definitive agreement governing their ongoing cooperation.
About Bluebird Co., Ltd.
Founded in 1998, Bluebird Co., Ltd. strives to protect the environment through its engineering capabilities. With design and construction of facilities for air pollution prevention being its main business lines, Bluebird plays a leading role in improving the air quality both in Korea and abroad. Bluebird's current environmental technologies include: De-Dioxin System, De-NOx (SCR) System, De-SOx(FGD) System, Electrostatic Precipitator, De-VOC System and Urea solution manufacturing. Bluebird has many large international customers, including Samsung Corning, an electronics producer to whom it supplies with 1,800-2,400 tons of Urea Solution per year. The company is currently seeking opportunistic sectors for continued growth, including Carbon Capture and Storage.
For more information on Bluebird Co., Ltd., please visit their website: http://www.blbird.co.kr/
About ERC
The ERC process, 'the Electrochemical Reduction of Carbon Dioxide', combines captured carbon dioxide with water to produce high value materials, such as formic acid and formate salts, which are conventionally obtained from the thermochemical processing of Fossil Fuels. However, ERC has an advantage over the established thermochemical methods for converting carbon dioxide to liquid fuels.
While thermochemical reactions must be driven at relatively high temperatures that are normally obtained by burning fossil fuels, ERC operates at near ambient conditions and is driven by electric energy that can be taken from an electric power grid supplied by hydro, wind, solar or nuclear energy (forms of renewable energy).
About Mantra:
Mantra, through its group of sustainable energy, carbon reduction and consumer product subsidiaries, is active in the green technology marketplace with an innovative, multi-faceted approach focused on profitability through sustainability. By aggressively seeking out new technologies and innovating solutions for a cleaner earth for everyone, Mantra intends to provide a highly profitable and environmentally responsible investment for its shareholders.
Mantra is a public company quoted on the OTC BB under the symbol MVTG and on the Frankfurt Stock Exchange under the symbol 5MV.
Forward-Looking Statements:
Except for the historical information contained herein, the matters discussed in this press release are forward-looking statements. Actual results may differ materially from those described in forward-looking statements and are subject to risks and uncertainties. See Mantra Venture Group's filings with the Securities and Exchange Commission which identify specific factors that may cause actual results or events to differ materially from those described in the forward-looking statements.
with this news, it will only leed mantra into more and more deals and money. very good news. this puppy will rocket. with bluebird having clients like samsung and corning i can only think of good things to come. this is now the real deal.
very nice was that you that scooped up 13000 or so at .19. i agree the price is not directed upon the company but the market in general and a few people holding it down. they will run dry and then we move. it will be a great day when a substantial partner is introduced. when that happens, its like a butterfly effect, one partner leads to many partners with institutions coming into play and completley changes little mantra into something powerful. Thats my thoughts.
only a matter of time. im on the bid at .17. may or may not be sold some stock at that price. real news will create a nice pop. very good price right now to buy.
im sitting on the bid at .17 might be able to scoop some but if nt ill just move it up. real news, like partnerships will make this one liftoff. im certain of it.
hey monk,, been a while. keep an eye on mvtg for some hopeful news over the next few weeks.
thats some good stuff. i have no question that when a partner or some great news is announced, this will move quick even in a down market. very small float, and a promising technology for the world.
im a strong believer in Mantra.