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NACEL Energy Capital Structure
State of Incorporation Wyoming
Date of Incorporation Feb, 2006
Maximum Number of Shares Authorized 50,000,000
Total Number of Shares Currently Issued (fully diluted) 22,111,000
Total Number of Shares Held by Management (restricted) 9,000,000
Shares Publicly Traded 13,111,000
http://nacelenergy.com/shareholders/structure.html
ADDING NCEN
im gonna raise my bids shortly..love the potential here as 2011 could be HUGE for this one...
i agree...i was hoping to add some this week at 3 cents or less...nonetheless anything under a dime is a "cheapie" imo
RNRG...NOT MANY SHARES LEFT UNDER A DIME IMO
RNRG 0.055 UP 72% SOOO THIN!!!
RNRG UP 25%...looks like volume returning
RNRG gapper? 0.035 X 0.04...not much longer to grab shares under a nickel imo
RNRG +35%...0.035 X 0.04
RNRG ON WATCH...L2 SCREAMING REVERSAL
RNRG FOUND NEW BOTTOM IMO!
will be adding more tomorrow if it stays at these prices..
RNRG...
Press releases
Speeches
UK firms seek Filipino business partners
17 November 2010
British firms joined a trade mission to Manila this week organised by the British Embassy's UK Trade and Investment.
British Ambassador Stephen Lillie presents a token of appreciation to guest speaker Demetrio Ignacio Jr.
With more than a thousand open dump sites and only 24 existing sanitary landfills, waste management in the Philippines is a key issue that needs to be addressed. It is a major cause of water pollution and flooding, which are among the biggest problems facing the country.
It is precisely this need that prompted the British Embassy through UK Trade and Investment (UKTI) to bring a delegation from the UK to discuss waste management solutions to interested parties from government and the private sector. Representatives of the British companies – Arup, Revonergy and Stericycle (Avanti Environmental) – conducted a seminar this week in Makati City to explore local partnerships and share their low carbon technologies and expertise in the waste management sector. The UK companies have broad experience in this field and are already doing business in Asia and other parts of the world.
British Ambassador Stephen Lillie cited huge business opportunities in this fast-growing industry. He estimates that the market for low-carbon and environmental goods and services is worth around five trillion US dollars. "I very much hope that we will see more partnership between the UK and the Philippines to tap into this huge market in environmental technology and low carbon solutions,” he said. “We have made significant investment in research and development and so are able to offer a wide range of cutting-edge, innovative and transferable environmental technologies and other low-carbon solutions. Our industries are also very much about partnership. They have extensive knowledge not just in technology but in project management and financing. London remains the world’s international finance centre and we have extensive experience in providing financing and services to support clean development projects under the Kyoto CDM (clean development mechanism).”
UKTI Director Derek Page agreed, adding “In 2000, the Philippine Waste sector emitted over 11,000 Gigagrams of greenhouse gases. At the carbon price of at least USD$25 recently being recommended by the UN Secretary General’s High Level Advisory Group on Climate Finance, this amount of waste is possibly worth at least 498 million pesos to at least 12 billion pesos a year in the carbon market.”
Environment and Natural Resources Undersecretary Demetrio Ignacio Jr. gave the welcoming address at the seminar and commended the British Embassy and UKTI for bringing in the UK trade mission, citing not only the business opportunities it presents but also its relevance to the country’s waste management problems. “2.7% is our rate of compliance to the solid waste management law enacted 10 years ago. In effect we have 97.3% violation 10 years after the law was signed,” he said. Ignacio added that only 70% of the country’s garbage is collected and disposed of, mostly in open dumpsites which are themselves health hazards to the environment. This is a problem in a country where 30,000 tons of garbage are generated every day.
Held on 16 November at the Hotel Intercontinental, the seminar was attended by over 150 representatives of local companies, industry associations, NGOs and government agencies, including Rene Golangco, Climate Change Commission Presidential Advisor for Business. To conclude the seminar, the British Embassy’s Climate Change Attaché Roslyn Arayata presented the interactive web-based 4-degree Google Earth map which shows the global impact of a 4-degree Celsius rise in temperature.
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RNRG...
Press releases
Speeches
UK firms seek Filipino business partners
17 November 2010
British firms joined a trade mission to Manila this week organised by the British Embassy's UK Trade and Investment.
British Ambassador Stephen Lillie presents a token of appreciation to guest speaker Demetrio Ignacio Jr.
With more than a thousand open dump sites and only 24 existing sanitary landfills, waste management in the Philippines is a key issue that needs to be addressed. It is a major cause of water pollution and flooding, which are among the biggest problems facing the country.
It is precisely this need that prompted the British Embassy through UK Trade and Investment (UKTI) to bring a delegation from the UK to discuss waste management solutions to interested parties from government and the private sector. Representatives of the British companies – Arup, Revonergy and Stericycle (Avanti Environmental) – conducted a seminar this week in Makati City to explore local partnerships and share their low carbon technologies and expertise in the waste management sector. The UK companies have broad experience in this field and are already doing business in Asia and other parts of the world.
British Ambassador Stephen Lillie cited huge business opportunities in this fast-growing industry. He estimates that the market for low-carbon and environmental goods and services is worth around five trillion US dollars. "I very much hope that we will see more partnership between the UK and the Philippines to tap into this huge market in environmental technology and low carbon solutions,” he said. “We have made significant investment in research and development and so are able to offer a wide range of cutting-edge, innovative and transferable environmental technologies and other low-carbon solutions. Our industries are also very much about partnership. They have extensive knowledge not just in technology but in project management and financing. London remains the world’s international finance centre and we have extensive experience in providing financing and services to support clean development projects under the Kyoto CDM (clean development mechanism).”
UKTI Director Derek Page agreed, adding “In 2000, the Philippine Waste sector emitted over 11,000 Gigagrams of greenhouse gases. At the carbon price of at least USD$25 recently being recommended by the UN Secretary General’s High Level Advisory Group on Climate Finance, this amount of waste is possibly worth at least 498 million pesos to at least 12 billion pesos a year in the carbon market.”
Environment and Natural Resources Undersecretary Demetrio Ignacio Jr. gave the welcoming address at the seminar and commended the British Embassy and UKTI for bringing in the UK trade mission, citing not only the business opportunities it presents but also its relevance to the country’s waste management problems. “2.7% is our rate of compliance to the solid waste management law enacted 10 years ago. In effect we have 97.3% violation 10 years after the law was signed,” he said. Ignacio added that only 70% of the country’s garbage is collected and disposed of, mostly in open dumpsites which are themselves health hazards to the environment. This is a problem in a country where 30,000 tons of garbage are generated every day.
Held on 16 November at the Hotel Intercontinental, the seminar was attended by over 150 representatives of local companies, industry associations, NGOs and government agencies, including Rene Golangco, Climate Change Commission Presidential Advisor for Business. To conclude the seminar, the British Embassy’s Climate Change Attaché Roslyn Arayata presented the interactive web-based 4-degree Google Earth map which shows the global impact of a 4-degree Celsius rise in temperature.
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PERT ON BID @0.049 LETS GOO
next support will be a dime imo
THE REAL FUN HAS NOT EVEN STARTED IMO!
RNRG...one MM til a DIME
shes gonna blow soon imo
adding 6's here...dime will break soon enough imo
wow this is thin...wanted more shares :(
buying here..$$$
holding my shares for a dime at least...incredibly undervalued right now
SCOTTSDALE, AZ, Nov 10, 2010 (eTeligis.com via COMTEX) Sunergy Inc. (the "Company") (PINKSHEETS: SNEY) reports that it has today ordered the initial equipment required to commence recovery operations of rare earths (REEs), gold and diamonds from its 140.1 sq. km. Pampana River concession in Sierra Leone, West Africa. A detailed list of the equipment is attached to this Press release. Timing for expedited delivery to Sierra Leone is approximately 35 days from today.
SNEY 0.012 BREAK COMING...HOLD TIGHT
SNEY ROUND 2....DING DING DING
GAP FILLED
ONCE GAP IS FILLED THIS WILL MOVE ABOVE 2 CENTS IN A HURRY IMO
SNEY...MAKING SOME POPCORN TO WATCH THE L2 TODAY
A DIME IS COMING SOON IMHO ...MARK THIS POST!
SNEY...VFIN BIDDING AT 0.014...BUCKLE UP FOLKZZ
crazy size = crazy potential
sney could go crazy today
SNEY ...
with REE's in such high demand these days i believe its only a matter of time until this stock is trading well over a dime...especially considering production with 3 dredges is commencing in a few weeks to be followed with the addition of 12 more dredges...
SNEY = incredible potential
wow this stock is so undervalued right now...a dime and above here is very possible imo
GREAT POST... SNEY HAS HUGE POTENTIAL!
SNEY PLEASE
gonna move into mid 90's for close imo...SNEY will go parabolic next week imo
SNEY - under a penny and entering production - bargain wont last imo
UR WELCOME ;) LOL
this one is not down & out yet...think we have some pps appreciation in the horizon for PCLI