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Is the #1 processor running 24/7 yet?
Titled: Retail Diesel coming directly from the JBII P2O Processor
So they dumped in diesel they bought? Retail Diesel?
Do you have a link for the JBI contract? I can only find a PR and a filing with most of the verbiage missing.
What's in the next news release?
Only if they want it. And at a great discount. And in the filing some of that information ie: Revenue Sharing, was removed from the public filing. You don't think JBI will have to pay RockTenn for any revenues?
RockTenn shall provide to JBI such Plastic Feedstock, including ragger tail, generated by the RockTenn Facilities as is available. Notwithstanding the foregoing, the Parties agree that RockTenn does not guarantee a minimum or maximum amount of Plastic Feedstock to JBI. RockTenn shall provide all Plastic Feedstock to JBI at no cost. Should RockTenn make such Plastic Feedstock available at a landfill or other unit located on a RockTenn Facility, JBI shall be responsible for obtaining all Governmental Authorizations for, and the costs of, removing the Plastic Feedstock from the landfill or other unit, transporting it to the License Area, processing it through the JBI Machines, and paying all other costs and taking all other actions required to convert such Plastic Feedstock into Fuel. The Parties agree to cooperate with each other to obtain the approval of Governmental Authorities and accomplish such other actions as may be necessary to beneficially re-use Plastic Feedstock from a RockTenn Facility landfill or other unit so that the same can be converted into Fuel in compliance with all applicable Laws. JBI may accept and process plastic feedstock provided by third party sources; provided that, JBI shall not accept any third party feedstock until all Plastic Feedstock provided by RockTenn has been processed. JBI shall be required to accept and process all Plastic Feedstock that RockTenn shall make available to it.
JBI shall be responsible for the sale of all Fuel generated by the JBI Machines operating at the RockTenn Facility. JBI shall use commercially reasonable efforts to sell any Fuel not purchased by RockTenn pursuant to Section 4.2 to third persons. If any such person wishes to purchase Fuel, it shall enter into a Fuel Supply Agreement with JBI. The term of each such Fuel Supply Agreement and the number of U.S. gallons of each grade of Fuel to be sold to such person under such Fuel Supply Agreement (which shall not exceed the number of U.S. gallons of Fuel available for purchase by third persons, taking into account the then-current capacity of the JBI Machines operating at the RockTenn Facility and the number of U.S. gallons of each grade of Fuel being purchased by RockTenn at that time) shall be at the sole discretion of JBI. For greater certainty, JBI shall not be permitted to enter into a Fuel Supply Agreement with a third person until it has offered such Fuel to RockTenn pursuant to Section 4.2 . Notwithstanding the foregoing, nothing in this Agreement shall obligated RockTenn to purchase any quantities of Fuel from JBI.
4.2 Right of First Offer
At least five (5) Business Days prior to the installation of the first JBI Machine at the RockTenn Facility and at least five Business Days prior to the first Business Day of each calendar month following the Start Date of the first JBI Machine installed at the RockTenn Facility, JBI shall provide notice to RockTenn as to the number of U.S. gallons of each grade of Fuel that JBI estimates will be generated by the JBI Machine(s) operating at the RockTenn Facility during such month and the number of U.S. gallons of each grade of Fuel that are available for RockTenn to purchase (taking into account JBI’s supply obligations under existing Fuel Supply Agreements). RockTenn shall have the option to purchase from JBI any (or all) of the U.S. gallons of Fuel available for RockTenn to purchase, as set forth in such notice. If RockTenn wishes to purchase any (or all) of such U.S. gallons of Fuel, it shall provide notice to JBI at least two Business Days prior to such Start Date or the first Business Day of such month, as the case may be. Upon receiving such notice, JBI and RockTenn, acting reasonably, shall enter into a Fuel Supply Agreement for the number of U.S. gallons of each grade of Fuel that RockTenn wishes to purchase and the term of such Fuel Supply Agreement (which cannot be less than one month in duration). JBI shall sell each U.S. gallon of Fuel to RockTenn at a price equal to 80% of the Fuel Price for the grade of such Fuel as of the close of business on the Business Day prior to the date such U.S. gallon of Fuel is delivered to RockTenn. RockTenn shall not resell any Fuel purchased from JBI.
http://jbii.ir.edgar-online.com/fetchFilingFrameset.aspx?FilingID=8077958&Type=HTML
Amazing? Hardly. JBI's paying RockTenn to take RockTenn's garbage. "Hey, can we come take your garbage, at our expense, AND we'll pay you for it. Oh and while we're there, we'll improve your property."
YOY down about $6.00 since December 2009.
Can't seem to find a building permit for this.
Do you know the patent number on the data patent?
And these companies who have partnered
with Enerkem:
http://www.enerkem.com/en/about-us/partners.html
See the news release
"Enerkem raises C$15 million in project equity financing for its commercial waste-to-biofuels facility in Edmonton, Alberta"
http://www.enerkem.com/assets/files/press_release/PROJECTFINANCINGEDMONTON_newsrelease_2011_E.pdf
Gross. What about the COGS? 83.6% looks good but it's not real.
Didn't JB & the rest of the management team study up "Oil & Gas for Dummies" during their retreat at JB's property in Oil City, PA?
If they have a building and a pad already on the site, why do they need construction permits?
The Company is excited about the next stage of this project, which includes securing permits for construction and operation of this site.
So where is the first site?
the first site has a pad and building already. [/i
Like in the 10Q - There does not appear to be any inventory.
Marketable lumps of coal made from processor waste?
I can't believe the shareholders let JBI drop the tape reading business!
50 million tapes @$22 per tape is over 1 billion dollars!
With 70 tape readers reading 700 tapes each per day - that's almost 400 million dollars a year.
Makes you wonder why they dropped it? It could have funded P20.
Media Credit Case Studies.
http://www.newsusa.com/corporate/case_studies.asp
$9,997,134 doesn't buy that much.
When did they meet ALL of the requirements? When they got the "E"?
I don't see any new permit applications for a JBI/RockTenn facility on the NYDEC. I did find different permits for different cities in New York for RockTenn/Rock Tenn.
http://www.dec.ny.gov/cfmx/extapps/envapps/index.cfm?district_id=23102&county_swis_code=29&stimulus=0
Would that be the S-8 stock JB has talked about in the past that can be sold as soon as they are issued?
Is that another ASSumption? Solid waste, air, etc. permits will differ depending on where they put a facility. Has more to do with the location than the DEC. Public input etc. You think they could just plop a facility behind Macy's in NYC with a rubber stamp? Just keepin' it real...
Did you notice all of the patents?
Model SPP Series
Recycling Plant
15 Taiwan patents
7 Chinese patents
1 US patent
1 Japanese patent
Just remember this is a development stage company and they could decide to do something completely different pushing any possible significant revenue out to Q4 2012
More DD!!!
In April 2009, Bordynuik bought a public shell company, and moved most of the assets and production facilities from his private company (JBI) into the public company. The public company now has a positive balance sheet, with revenues. The transaction was independently audited
1. Existing machines are used in China, Thailand, Taiwan, etc to convert Plastic to oil.
2. Bordynuik discovered a catalyst that makes this process much more efficient.
3. After the data is recovered from these tapes (they weigh about 5 lbs each), they will be fed into the machine and converted back to the oil from which they came from in the first place.
4. The oil needs minimal refining (will actually run in an engine as is), and will be sold into the diesel market. He already has buyers.
5. The whole process will be franchised across the country/world. The first franchise has already been bought.
6. The process will also recover oil from used tires.
7. Of course there an unending amount of other waste plastic available to be converted to oil.
Roughly 8 lbs of plastic = 1 Gallon of fuel.
8. In larger metropolitan areas, the company will run it's own machines.
9. The first big production machine has arrived in Niagara Falls and is being assembled.
The Company will able to use the hardware to immediately service existing clients of JBI which includes processing tapes from NASA. This Agreement will allow the Company to read tapes to realize the revenue of migrating data of customers’ tapes at a flat rate and then recycle the old tapes by using our Plastic2Oil processor. As we are currently paid by clients to recycle these tapes, this will effectively cause a negative feedstock cost into our Plastic2Oil processor. These old tapes weigh approximately 2 kg each with their plastic cover, and we believe we will be able to produce 2 liters of fuel from every recycled tape. Through this acquisition, the Company will have approximately 50 tons of tapes to read, to migrate the data and to recycle in its Plastic2Oil processor, 20 tons immediately.
CEO, John Bordynuik, is a very well respected scientist with ties to NASA, MIT, numerous Fortune 100 companies, United Nations, US Army. Website: http://JohnBordynuik.com .
2. Bordynuik has a very profitable private company, John Bordynuik Inc. (JBI) that reads the 'unreadable', i.e. the over 50 million computer tapes from the early computer era (60's-80's). There is a wealth of information on those tapes, and he developed his own tape drives to read these degraded tapes.
He has an exclusive contract with NASA and gets paid $22 per tape to recover the data. They are ‘sole sourced’ by NASA and MIT because no one else can read these tapes with 100% accuracy. They are currently processing about 700 tapes a day, but will be processing many more due to 70 new tape drives coming online.
News Links:
August 28, 2009 ----- Establishes International Presence with purchase of Javaco Inc. Purchases Media Credits
August 14, 2009 ----- Shareholder Update
August 10, 2009 ----- Company to Acquire Chemical Company
July 28, 2009 ----- Cambridge Facility to Open. Net Revenues per shift: $11,800
July 15, 2009 ----- JBI Updates Shareholders/Investors
July 9, 2009 ----- Patent Application Filed
July 8, 2009 ----- JBI Celebrates Newest Generation of Tape Reading Technology
June 30, 2009 ----- Private Placement at 3x Share Price, New office near MIT
June 26, 2009: ----- Company reads millions of Legacy Computer Backup Tapes at $22 per tape
June 25, 2009 ----- Definitive asset purchase agreement
June 16, 2009 ----- JBI Returns 10M Shares to Treasury
June 16, 2009 ----- JBI Inc. Commences Operations With Plastic2Oil Processor
Or not. Just sayin.
Not bad....perhaps even higher the rest of this month?....just sayin'
Passes? It says "Completes". Any news on the CRA report? The DEC permit modifications? When will those be completed?
SantaZar - remember this from 2009?
https://viewer.zoho.com/docs/ltV9h
"June 16, 2009. JBI, Inc. commences operations with Plastic2Oil Processor"
It's called deveopment. Refining the process. And THAT is going to pay huge dividends down the road for JBII...........z
They've been permitted for a year. They haven't taken advantage of that. Are they competent?
How long until the final reports are issued by CRA? How long does the application to make modifications to the permit take to submit and be approved by DEC?
Is this likely?
Results have to be issued by CRA. Holidays. Maybe 4 weeks.
Application has to be completed and submitted to DEC. Maybe 2 weeks.
DEC has to review and approve. 6-8 weeks.
So maybe 2-4 months?
Management anticipates receiving final reports from CRA after audit and peer reviews of the testing are concluded. These reports and permit modifications, which allow a higher feed rate, will be filed in accordance with NYSDEC permit regulations.
Has a report been issued by CRA? Permit changes been approved by DEC? Links please.
December 6, 2011:
OS: 67,848,174
Restricted: 31,082,416
(Float: 36,765,758)
December 2, 2011:
OS: 70,848,174
Restricted: 34,082,416
(Float: 36,765,758)
November 29, 2011:
OS: 70,848,174
Restricted: 34,228,130
(Float: 36,620,044)
Same could be said of JBI and the PIPE's. Still waiting.
Still waiting for someone to show how as a result of so much investment AGYLIX has grown from the single old site.
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Great volume today.......
NOT
We've heard that before. Over and over again. Can you prove it?
Cost per barrel. What are we pricing here? It's not oil. It's not vehicle ready diesel. The $109.00 figure keeps getting quoted on this message board but is that correct? What is $109.00 and how does that compare to what P2O says they produce?
The cost per barrel is approx. $10.00 the retail is currently $109.00
This has to do with money not anything smart. Simple marketplace transactions. These associations - real or not - don't prove anything. Chrysler doesn't care - no tipping fees.
Free trash dump for General Motors (NYSE: GM)
Free trash dump for Rock-Tenn/Smurit-Stone (NYSE: RKT)
One order from OxyChem (NYSE: OXY)then nothing.
Waste Management (NYSE: WM)decided to work with Agilyx
Free trash dump for Chrysler
Billionaire Middleeast Investor(s)are a figment of someone's imagination.
Coco Paving used some as road goo additive
Three New York State Senators used JBI for a photo op before elections
The Mayor of Niagara Falls used JBI for a photo op before elections
New York Department of Environmental Conservation was paid well for the permitting process
Islechem, the private R&D lab of NYSE: OXY (both formerly owned and currently hired as)shared a building with JBI
Conestoga-Rovers and Associates were paid well for their services
Intertek was paid well for their services
PetroLabs was paid well for their services
Alberta Resource Council was paid well for their services
Southwest Research Institute was paid well for their services
JBI DOWN $2.00 in the past 6 months
Patented: YES. Selling: YES
It totally depends on the waste plastic feedstock, but an average of 8.5-10 pounds of plastic for one gallon of synthetic crude oil is a reasonable conversion factor.
http://www.agilyx.com/our-technology/faq.html
Really? I didn't see the revenue from that on the 10Q.