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https://www.usaid.gov/powerafrica/democratic-republic-congo
keep an eye on this and the addition of Dominovas Energy!
DRC Electricity Profile
2,500 MW
Current Installed
generation capacity
9%
Acess to electricity
1%
Rural access
to electricity
Last updated: January 27, 2016
"Partner with specific university systems in sub-Saharan Africa to train and hire local citizens to perform as plant operations engineers and technicians, as necessary for the installation, service, and ongoing maintenance of the RUBICON™ system." Wonder when training will begin for locals in sub-Saharan?
"A rebuttal to Feuerstein's sensationalist misunderstanding of Anavex CTAD data" from Nov 2015
http://www.twitlonger.com/show/n_1snqu4u
Feuerstein's article opens immediately with a misleading statement: "The Anavex data presentation didn't even come close to proving Anavex 2-73 cures Alzheimer's, as some outside stock promoters had been claiming."
First, of course the presentation did not purport to *prove* A2-73 as an Alzheimer's *cure*; all drugs are symptomatic and in fact, during Anavex and AXON's Q&A, according to an attendee, they themselves reported: "we're still a long way from curing #Alzheimers, still a strong need for symptomatic treatments." (Source:
). Condemning a drug for not curing Alzheimer's (at this very early stage clinical trial, no less) is like saying adderall is a worthless because it doesn't permanently cure learning deficits.$AVXL $AXON Commentary from Q&A: we're still a long way from curing #Alzheimers, still a strong need for symptomatic treatments #ctad2015
— Edny Inui (@DoctorEdny) November 7, 2015
http://www.cc.com/video-clips/fttmoj/the-daily-show-with-jon-stewart-exclusive---jim-cramer-extended-interview-pt--1
http://www.cc.com/video-clips/iinzrx/the-daily-show-with-jon-stewart-jim-cramer-pt--2
http://www.cc.com/video-clips/gliow5/the-daily-show-with-jon-stewart-jim-cramer-pt--3
Watch starting at 8mins. Exactly what is going on with AVXL!!
Cramer quote "whats important when you're in that hedge fund mode is to not do anything remotely truthful, cause the truth is so against your view than its important to create a new truth to develop a fiction"
From Your Friend Jim Cramer;
"When I was short at my hedge fund and I was positioned short meaning I needed a stock DOWN I would uh create a level of activity before hand that could drive the futures. It doesn't take much money, similarly or if I was long and I wanted to make things a little bit rosy I would go in and take a bunch of stocks and make sure they were higher and maybe commit $5 million in capital to do it and I could affect it. What you're seeing now is maybe, its a bigger market so probably need $10 million in capital to knock the stuff down. But Its a fun game, and its a lucrative game. You could move it up and fade it that often creates a very negative feel. So lets say you take a long term view at your day and you say listen I'm gonna boost the futures and then when the real sellers come in, the real market comes in they are going to knock it down and create a negative view and thats a strategy very worth doing when you value on a day to day bases. I would encourage anyone in the hedge fund to do it cause it LEGAL and its a quick way to make money and very satisfying. By the way no one else would ever admit that but I don't care and I'm not going to say that on TV"
Sounds too familiar, don't you think??
Great Article AVXL's Friend Adam Feuerstein! Must Read !
Northwest Biotherapeutics stock woes highlight the harm of short sales
By Steven Pearlstein Columnist September 27, 2014 (Published over a year ago)
The past couple of weeks should have been heady ones for Bethesda-based Northwest Biotherapeutics.
The small biotech firm, with an innovative new vaccine treatment for brain, prostate and other cancers, had just received an initial green light from British regulators to offer its drug to doctors and patients even before its definitive Phase III trial is completed in the United States. The approval was the first under a new program designed to speed the process of getting promising treatments to market, and it follows a similar decision by Germany in March. Both European regulators cited independent analyses of results from earlier brain cancer trials showing that Northwest Bio’s immune therapy doubled the average of 17 months of extra life now provided by the standard treatment of chemotherapy and radiation.
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But as it happens, Northwest Bio’s stock, after a brief upward spike, ended the week down 11 percent below where it was the day before the news from Britain crossed the ticker. And therein lies an eye-opening tale of how hedge funds and their Wall Street allies stifle innovation and damage the economy in their relentless pursuit of short-term trading profits.
I’m talking, of course, about the “shorts” — investors who actively bet against companies by borrowing shares of their stock and selling them in the hope that the price will go down and they can buy them back at a lower price before returning the shares to their rightful owner. In theory, short-selling enhances the efficiency of markets by bringing in fresh information and capital. In reality, it has contributed to turning financial markets into a giant casino which is easily rigged for the benefit of insiders.
Biotech stocks are particularly vulnerable to manipulation by the shorts. They tend to be small, with low share prices and relatively few shares actively traded. And because of the high risk involved — relatively few biotech companies ever succeed — share prices tend to be volatile, easily moved by rumors and news of regulatory action.
These characteristics make it easy for a handful of hedge funds to anonymously drive down the price by selling borrowed shares into the market at the same time, creating a self-fulfilling momentum that scares off other investors. Even when they can’t get ahold of enough borrowed shares, they might sell the shares anyway and simply fail to deliver them three days later when they are due. That’s known as a “naked” short, and it’s illegal.
The shorts’ tactics, however, extend well beyond the trading room. As the nonprofit advocacy group Citizens for Responsibility and Ethics in Washington (CREW) lays out in a recent white paper, shorts are active in anonymously feeding false and misleading information about their target companies to friendly analysts and bloggers while using social media to attack the intelligence and motives of those who view the company favorably. They enlist plaintiffs law firms to issue press releases soliciting shareholders to sue the target companies for securities fraud. And they pepper regulators with threatening letters and fillings demanding that they investigate their targets or deny them product approvals.
Such tactics make it difficult and expensive for biotech firms to raise the large amounts of capital they need to conduct drug trials and build production facilities. They were all used in recent years to cripple Dendreon, another company that is a pioneer in the use of immune therapy for cancer treatment, which was so weakened by the shorts that it has failed to recover even after receiving its much-delayed FDA approval. And now they are after Northwest Bio.
As you can see from the accompanying chart, anytime the price of the company’s shares began to rise this year, it was hit with another wave of short sales that drove the price back down. By the end of last week, the total number of borrowed shares was reported to be about 8.5 million, or about 30 percent of the shares not held by company executives or entities they control. That level of short interest is unusual. It’s also suspicious — so much so that at one point this summer, shareholders could earn a 34 percent return by lending their stock to the shorts just for one month. Based on filings by brokerage firms, Northwest Bio estimates that, in addition to the 8.5 million reported short shares, there are as many as 4 million short “phantom” shares created by the “naked” transactions.
In late July, CREW’s executive director, Melanie Sloan, asked the Securities and Exchange Commission to investigate market manipulation of Northwest Bio’s stock. (Sloan told me her organization has never been contacted by the company and has no connection to its executives, investors or directors.)
In her letter, Sloan called particular attention to Adam Feuerstein, a biotech reporter whose relentlessly negative blog posts for thestreet.com this year have not only been filled with exaggeration, mischaracterization and half-truths, but curiously have also coincided with the spikes in short trading.
On March 11, for example, the day that German regulators announced their approval and Northwest Bio’s stock broke through $10, Feuerstein was quick to weigh in with a story that the company had withheld the news for two weeks to use it to divert attention from the fact that it had failed to deliver an interim report on the results of its Phase III trial back in the United States. As the chairman of the independent committee overseeing the trial later pointed out, there was no interim study and, by protocol, the company would have been prevented from seeing it even if there were one. As for that delay in getting out the good news, the company’s perfectly reasonable explanation was that it needed time to have the German notification translated into English and checked by the Germans.
The next month, on April 3, the headline on Feuerstein’s post was that Northwest Bio acknowledged that the FDA might throw out results of its Phase III study. It sounds pretty ominous. But all that really happened was that the company, in its annual report filed with the SEC, included that possibility in the long list of risks that investors should take into consideration, just as any company in the midst of a Phase III trial would have to do.
Or consider Feuerstein’s posts in May and June concerning a presentation by Northwest Bio’s chief executive, Linda Powers, at the big annual cancer research conference, in which she described how one patient had responded to the company’s therapy.
In both columns, Feuerstein expressed outrage that a drug company would exploit the suffering of patients for commercial gain (imagine that!) by selectively releasing results from a Phase I/II trial. He quoted Dr. Aman Buzdar, the head of clinical research at MD Anderson Cancer Center, the lead hospital for the Northwest Bios trial, criticizing the company for taking the “unusual and inappropriate” step of releasing such information. If Buzdar had first checked with his colleagues, however, he would have found that two of them had recently appeared in a National Geographic documentary focused on just such interim results from a pancreatic cancer patient. And, as CREW noted in its letter to the SEC, Buzdar himself made positive comments at a 1999 conference about a breast cancer drug he was testing that was still in clinical trials.
Then last week Feuerstein declared that the approval by London was really a “non-news event” because only one other company had applied for a similar approval since the program was launched in April. It was all just a smokescreen, he explained, to divert attention from the unfavorable terms on which Northwest Bio had recently raised another $27 million from investors in a hostile funding environment — a hostile funding environment, we should note, that Feuerstein himself had helped to create.
Feuerstein declined to speak to me last week, but his editor said she was sticking by her “dynamic” reporter. When I asked whether Feuerstein had been in contact with the shorts, she would only say that he was in touch with a wide range of investors. Using thestreet.com’s journalistic standards, the headline on that might be: “Biotech reporter concedes he may be exchanging information with shorts.”
I have no idea whether Northwest Bio’s immunizations work or whether it will become the billion dollar company that Powers says it could be. What I do know is that given the choice between allowing innovative companies to develop promising products that could save thousands of lives, or allowing Wall Street wise guys to use sleazy tactics to manipulate share prices for short-term profit, I’m siding with the companies. Maybe it’s time for the Justice Department and the Securities and Exchange Commission to be siding with them as well.
DNRG UPDATED ON THE PATT APP **dashboard tab chart there is NOW a FUEL CELL Color Code and PROGRESS ON THE CHART!!!**
GO CHECK IT OUT NOW!!!
THE RUBICON EXISTS!!!!
ENJOY FOLKS
$$DNRG$$ UPDATED ON THE PATT APP **dashboard tab chart there is NOW a FUEL CELL Color and PROGRESS ON THE CHART!!!**
GO CHECK IT OUT NOW!!!
THE RUBICON EXISTS!!!!
ENJOY FOLKS
Michael Watkins "We only report things we do. We could easily exercise and play within the game of hyperbole and 'I'm gonna', but we think that is dangerous, irresponsible, and not fair to investors interested in the genuine well-being and growth of the company. What I can assure you is we are working diligently on your behalf and each of our investors."
Michael Watkins "If we were not credible, you probably wouldn't not take the time to reach out. IMO That being said, what you may be is a little frustrated. What I will ask simply is that you keep in mind there are various cycles to growth companies. We take a few steps forward and then lock in; we progress further and we shore up further. We are who we say we are. Thanks."
Still waiting on a response. I contacted him about 4 weeks ago.
I assume you asked if Dominovas are still on the given 18-month track to deploy the 3mw's or was this the answer to the question if they Dominovas are still involved with the Power Africa Initiative?
In hindsight i'd guess if Dominovas was less than truthful and negligently misrepresented their business workings and could prove the matter there might be a class action suit. But that is a really big IF, and there would need to be a paper trail and I don't expect to see the folks in charge of Power Africa to be forthcoming with what they knew and didn't know about all of the personal involved with Dominovas Energy if this even gets to that point the most might be a fine and minimal jail time just because this is by no means the crime of the century but embarrassing to the Power Africa Initiative folks.
I would say we all fall into 1 of the 2 categories of thinking:
"It's always darkest before the dawn" or "It's always darkest before it goes pitch black"
IF Dominovas at this point is not able to deploy the Rubicon do to whatever I would think another company that could meet the megawatt needs would swoop in and take over the contract in a second.
So I would be on the look out for any energy company doing business in the city of david cause that would be the kiss of death for us shareholders right there.
Has anyone contacted Power Africa directly via email asking if this company is still involved with the initiative?
Spermo Plavfukos http://www.pacificdesigncenter.com/lines-showrooms/?filter=Spermo%20Plavfukos&title=Spermo%20Plavfukos&type=
https://www.linkedin.com/in/spero-plavoukos-348a1431
--------Can anyone on the board find where it actually reads that Spermo Plavfukos is Vice President at Pacific Design Center also looked on his linkined page which has Dominovas only?-------
Dominovas Energy Corp. : "Silence can be tough for many, but historically when DNRG goes silent, they are working diligently on critical business items and come out of said silence with big news. We appreciate your continued support and hope you continue to stand firm with us as we continue to revolutionize the energy industry."
South Africa's 1st hydrogen refuel station opens in Gauteng's East Rand
http://www.techcentral.co.za/sa-sets-sights-on-becoming-hydrogen-fuel-cell-hub/64245/
"South Africa is making a number of bold moves that could see the country leapfrog into being a leading hydrogen fuel cell technology industrial hub, said minister of science & technology Naledi Pandor."
“The development and implementation of this technology provides an important opportunity for South Africa to play a role in reducing global greenhouse emissions, thus diminishing urban pollutants and contributing to reduced health care costs and an improved quality of life,” added Goodlace.
"The fuel cell industry has the potential to revolutionise the way power is delivered to all areas of our lives — from cars to mobile phones and computers, as well as to our homes and workplaces.
Fuel cell technologies have the potential to provide access to affordable, safe, clean and reliable energy. Local fuel cell development also holds the promise of boosting manufacturing capacity and competitiveness in South Africa, where the predominant supply of the critical platinum components is mined."
Is anyone here under the assumption that the Graecrest deal will involve Richard L. Podos of Lance Capital and the Net Zero Investment™ (NZI) program team ??
I would like to hear follow up news on either delphi and manufacturing (or even the prototype) or implementation schedule dates. Then a mention on any new PPA's or an update on working going on in Angola.
Question for everyone on the board here about the Rubicon. Would this rubicon reformer be at all adaptable to vehicles?
The reason for asking is because it seems with each day I'm reading about more and more fuel cell cars either in the works or coming out for consumers. Today I just read about the new Lexus LF-FC, I'd have to wonder if this rubicon reformer is adaptable...
Great looking car kinda looks similar to the Tesla Model 3
http://www.lexus.com/concept/LFFC/
Dominovas: "Partner with specific university systems in sub-Saharan Africa to train and hire local citizens to perform as plant operations engineers and technicians, as necessary for the installation, service, and ongoing maintenance of the RUBICON™ system."
South African Institute of Electrical Engineers http://www.saiee.org.za/Default.aspx
Has anyone from the board here heard or seen of footage from Dr. Islam's presentation?
I ask because It was filmed or has someone reached out to the SAIEE to ask about the Dr. Islam's
presentation ?
http://www.marketwired.com/press-release/dr-islam-lectures-on-rubicon-design-the-industrys-first-scalable-single-megawatt-sofc-otcqb-dnrg-2073625.htm
(also seems that Dominovas had the new logo at least since Oct/Nov 2015)
http://media.marketwire.com/attachments/201511/92365_IslamPresentationPhoto1.jpg
(the Dominovas presentation was recorded. Camera is visible if you look to the right edge of the photo)
http://media.marketwire.com/attachments/201511/92366_IslamPresentationPhoto2.jpg
Dominovas: "Mobilize close to US $1 billion dollars of investment capital for energy projects over the next five years, resulting in increased access to electricity for more than 100 million users throughout sub-Saharan Africa."
Eric M. Fresh Quote: "Collectively, as an organization, we lead with our corporate integrity, while fostering a culture of delivering results without excuses. "
Eric M. Fresh (Pt2)
Senior Vice President, Finance and Investments Dominovas Energy Corporation
June 2015 – Present (10 months)
Manage the capital investment program for financing ~US$6.7 billion in solid oxide fuel cell (SOFC) power generation systems, which are supported by signed/executed Power Purchase Agreements (PPAs) with off-takers throughout sub-Saharan Africa
Establish and manage relationships with Development Finance Institutions (DFIs), infrastructure investment funds and other U.S.-based institutions and agencies to create viable project financing solutions for the Company’s power generation projects.
Coordinate with sales team to ensure that any proposed/new system deployments are bankable, with local governmental support and creditworthy project guarantors and/or off-takers.
Eric M. Fresh (Pt1)
"As Head of Finance and Investments for Dominovas Energy, my primary objective is to establish a corporate platform and structure for securing bespoke project finance capital to support the deployment and installation of our proprietary RUBICON(TM) SOFC units throughout global emerging and frontier markets. Additionally, I support corporate operations and, with management, engineer efficient paths for the effective pursuit of both organic and acquisition-based growth initiatives.
With our proprietary RUBICON(TM) SOFC system, Dominovas Energy leads with incomparable NextGen technology for producing clean and sustainable fuel cell generated capacity for baseload power support. Collectively, as an organization, we lead with our corporate integrity, while fostering a culture of delivering results without excuses.
As the only fuel cell technology company accepted into President Obama’s Power Africa Initiative, we have pledged a relentless commitment to efforts which will bring cleaner and more reliable power generation to over 600 million sub-Saharan Africans currently living without access to basic electricity."
“President Kabila’s leadership and foresight will allow the RUBICON™ to make a tremendous difference in the lives of millions in the Democratic Republic of Congo, and Dominovas Energy is honored to have been given this opportunity. We look forward to establishing a new paradigm for the future of how energy is distributed across the entire continent,” stated Nyamulengwa.
"The physical deployment of the RUBICON™ in the Democratic Republic of Congo is expected to begin in the fourth quarter of 2016, marking the largest single deployment of fuel cell technology on the continent of Africa."
The thing that Dominovas Energy has going for itself is that private enterprise does it BETTER than Goverment almost every single time.
http://www.cnbcafrica.com/video/?bctid=4807147812001
CNBC Africa's Aviwe Mtila, Andrew Herscowitz, Coordinator of Power Africa details the progress they've made so far.
Wouldn't it be nice to see Dominovas Energy Corp could get a CNBC Africa story piece done on company and the fact that they are the only fuel cell company with a reformer on the Power Africa Initiative.
Will DNRG be at Power-Gen Africa on July 19-21 2016 ?
Conference will be in Johannesburg, South Africa /// Conference focuses on Sub-Sahara Africa
// 2200 Attendees // 70 Exhibitors // 80+ Speakers
http://www.powergenafrica.com/index.html
http://www.powergenafrica.com/conference/about-the-conference.html
http://www.powergenafrica.com/conference/advisoryboard.html
http://www.powergenafrica.com/schedule/event-overview.html
SUB-SAHARAN AFRICA FOCUS
• POWER-GEN & DistribuTECH Africa focuses on sub-Sahara Africa, the area of the continent of Africa that lies south of the Sahara Desert, comprising a total of 48 countries with a combined population of 800 million
• Power consumption, at 124 kilowatt hours per capita per year and falling, is only a tenth of that found elsewhere in the developing world, barely enough to power one 100-watt light bulb per person for three hours a day
• Meeting the continent’s power demands is now more important than ever before. With an investment of around $450 billion needed in Africa’s power infrastructure to reduce power outages and reach the 600 million sub-Saharan Africans who do not have access to electricity, collaboration and integration are going to be crucial
• POWER-GEN & DistribuTECH Africa will explore issues relating to channeling spending towards infrastructure investment and other development needs, safeguarding social safety nets to encourage more inclusive growth, and improving the business climate
ABOUT THE CONFERENCE
POWER-GEN Africa & DistribuTECH Africa will consist of a conference and exhibition dedicated to the needs, resources and issues facing the power generation sector across the sub-Sahara Africa region.
For the 4th and 3rd year respectively, this renowned forum will bring together a range of experts involved in every aspect of the business of power generation from policy makers, project developers, financiers, engineers, suppliers and operators in a forum that offers valuable networking and information exchange.
POWER-GEN Africa & DistribuTECH Africa is the meeting place for the world’s leading equipment and services providers and those developing and operating power infrastructure in this dynamic region of the world. The conference and exhibition also attracts those who work in government planning, finance and legal aspects, utility and private power producers.
The worldwide POWER-GEN family of events stands for quality information exchange and leading edge technology. Make your mark at the 4th POWER-GEN Africa & DistribuTECH Africa alongside leading power professionals from the international and sub-Sahara Africa region.
This harbors back to GHS Investment
http://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/read_msg.aspx?message_id=117394948
It may be to do with Angola specifically and the Eni company in Angola.
Dominovas may have procured deals with Eni.
https://www.facebook.com/maguiluz?fref=ts the owner of Grupo Trébol
What's so interesting about the Power Africa Initiative is that not many African people in Africa even know about the program. Every so often I'll go on periscope and talk with folks in or around DRC and not many have heard of it. But as soon as I ask they want me to explain what Power Africa is. I will say the people are extremely kind and god-driven people.
Dominovas cleaned house with comments on their facebook page. Most comments are gone but they did reinstate the "visitor posts" section.
In the "visitor posts" section I did find a photo of NEAL ALLEN & MICHEAL WATKINS https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=10101148572767877&set=o.371545366342882&type=3&theater (Thank you Republique de Guinee for your hospitality!)
The last 3 comments in Dom's visitor posts. Nothing harsh just honest concern...
"Instead of obscure references, how about a PR with something specific about the Rubicon? Will one ever be created? Are you even talking to Delphi anymore?"
"Neal Allen, When you say you serve at the behest of us your shareholders, it holds little value when your PR firm repeats the same news over and over. Come on part of CEO is running the whole business including meeting our needs. Let's bring this SP back to respectable levels please, I know you guys can."
"Can you guys put out a rough timeline of expected milestones through Quality Stocks? Obviously this is a stretch play for a stock, but i'd sure at least like to know if you guys are actually moving forward on anything, or if you have delays/failures that are stopping the movement."
Fuel cell vehicle video MUST WATCH, very well done.
#PowerAfrica is hiring! We’re looking for a strategic leader to direct our Private Sector Team. Got what it takes? Know someone who does? Learn more and apply here: https://www.devex.com/jobs/power-africa-private-sector-team-lead-425076
PRIVATE SECTOR interesting...
Power Africa Private Sector Team Lead
Base Pay : $124,995 $157,100 /Year
Description
Power Africa addresses one of the most pressing challenges to sustainable economic growth and development in sub Saharan Africa –access to electrical power. Launched by President Obama in June 2013, Power Africa is working with African governments, the private sector, and other partners to add more than 30,000 megawatts (MW) of cleaner, more efficient electricity generation capacity as well as increase electricity access by adding 60 million new home and business connections throughout all of sub-Saharan Africa. USAID coordinates the initiative with 11 other agencies and the National Security Council.
Power Africa is recruiting for a key leadership position! We’re hiring a Private Sector Team Lead to drive our strategy for engaging with the private sector and advancing our transaction pipeline. A pivotal position in the Coordinator’s Office for this Presidential initiative, the Private Sector Team Lead will manage approximately 10-15 people working in Washington, DC and Pretoria, South Africa focused on private sector engagement, mobilizing finance, and accelerating power sector transactions. The incumbent will represent the Coordinator’s Office for Power Africa externally, collaborate closely with the U.S. government’s financing agencies (OPIC, ExIm Bank, and USTDA), develop and manage relationships with major financial institutions, and advise USAID and senior Administration officials to advance Power Africa’s goals. The ideal candidate will have significant expertise and experience in project finance (preferably in the public and private sector, and in Africa) and a demonstrated track record delivering on public private partnerships. This is a supervisory position and a Foreign Service Limited appointment at USAID. Please apply by March 18, 2016 using this form.
Requirements
As the Lead of Power Africa’s Private Sector Outreach Team, primary responsibilities include:
Managing a team of up to thirteen staff, working on private sector engagement, transactions, and financing tools;
Represent Power Africa to private sector partners, bilateral and multilateral donors, other U.S. Government agencies and other key stakeholders;
Advise USAID Missions, the Coordinator’s Office, and senior agency leadership on project finance and private sector engagement;
Aligns efforts with other USAID offices including the Private Capital and Microenterprise (PCM) Office, the Development Credit Authority, the Global Development Lab, and other entities;
Advises Power Africa and drive strategy for private sector engagement and transaction approach including its partnership model, outreach efforts, transaction criteria, and financing tools.
Based out of Washington, DC, the scope of this position covers all of SubSaharan Africa and will concentrate on the energy sector and those projects that support Power Africa’s goals.
JOB REQUIREMENTS
At least 10 years of pertinent experience;
A Master’s Degree in a pertinent field is preferred, but not required;
Expertise in both written and oral communications;
Existing relationships and experience in working with senior leaders;
Experience with the Clean Energy Sector is strongly preferred, but not required;
Ability to work and communicate with all levels of USG in the U.S. and in sub Saharan Africa, as well as with U.S. industry;
Experience with U.S. clean energy industry and project finance strongly preferred.
CEO Neal Allen left of center in photo with Synergy Guinee
http://synergyguinee.com/portfolio/4584371718
"Synergy Guinee with the Government Officials and Staff at the Ministry of Energy. Picture taken after a successful presentation led by Synergy Guinee CEO."
Wonder if Neal Allen will be at the Power & Electricity World Africa 2016 http://www.terrapinn.com/exhibition/power-electricity-world-africa/index.stm this is also endorsed by the Ministry of Energy in South Africa.
Just curious is anyone on the message board live in Africa?
15-16 March: Power & Electricity World Africa 2016, Johannesburg
This is Africa’s longest running and largest power and energy show - an exhibition with 6000 attendees and a mecca of solution providers spanning 3 halls and thousands of square meters. It is for good reason that Power and Electricity World Africa is endorsed by the Ministry of Energy in South Africa and has Eskom, Africa’s largest utility as a Diamond Partner. Power and Electricity World Africa continues to provide the meeting place for buyers, sellers and their partners to do the deals that drive Africa’s energy sector. This is THE place where buyers find solutions to their challenges. Let’s not forget that our expo presents the largest gathering of solution providers to the African continent.
Do you know if Dr. Islam owns stock in DNRG if so how many shares does he own?