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I keep thinking back to that picture of the potatoe in the shape of a heart with the chips packet. Mystifying. What could they be getting at?
Release the Kraken!!!
Something tells me Lakeshore and Ecolocap have some exciting news for us lowly share holders when it comes. ECOS.
I hear you DS. This stock owes us big time!
Some news would be gratefully appreciated today. ECOS go!
Got the message DS thanks.
Looking forward to a long awaited move up. ECOS.
Morning all.
Long and strong.
This is dated 6th July
https://www.google.co.uk/amp/amp.daily-chronicle.com/articles/2018/07/05/cbc9ace4c9de414298884e79c7a6fbf4/
Looks like Lakeshore is winning new contracts from Waste Management based on price.
Morning all.
Is this new?
Lakeshore Recycling Systems (LRS) Begins Waste Hauler Services July 1
Village of Lisle E-Newsletter
June 22, 2018
https://www.villageoflisle.org/CivicSend/ViewMessage/message?id=62357
Fantastic. Thank you Mr R.
That’s it. You had me on the first line. Using the machine is all we could hope for!
Where did you come from? Lol.
Can you share any of this news?
I know but I will take a little higher to add to my stash. Massive news coming I sense.
Got to bag me a few more ones first thou. Lol
911-pending news/press release on the way!
From 90 odd. ECOS.
I hear ya!
ECOS on the breakout boards.
Will do.
On my travels I found this:
https://www.stcharlesil.gov/sites/default/files/documents/Lakeshore%20cart%20hanger.pdf
Thanks DS. I just thought I would see what I could find that may shed some light on what we are not being told.
https://www.geneva.il.us/AgendaCenter/ViewFile/Agenda/_06252018-1212
Go to the bottom of page 4. Looks like big things popping. Lakeshore is in talks with the city of Illinois.
Sweet!!!
Has anyone seen this:
Choice North have an Ecolocap digester and are listed as a finder and partner:
‘Choice North Farms, a large egg producer located in Northwest Territories of Canada, had been in talks to start composting poultry manure rather than landfilling it daily. Choice North will dispose 3,850 tons of poultry manure annually into landfills. There are few economical options available to provide the sustainability and cost advantages of the BioART system.’
Great DD t. Reminds why we are all here. Great potential.
Brilliant summation tw.
I second that, Happy 4th to everyone.
Good morning ECOS board.
There you go!
Ecolocap Tweeted: Happy to announce that we have reached terms with Choice North Farms to implement BioART.
Thanks, appreciated.
Trying to find a good pink/OTC broker. Any advice for a uk based broker?
Makes MFUEL a force to be reckoned with. Clean and easy to make. A ready solution getting serious consideration in the halls of power. Pardon the pun.
New research from the Global Sustainability Institute has found that Britain, France and many other European countries have low reserves of fossil fuels, and their home grown energy could be entirely reliant on imports in several years.
The study found that the UK has just 5.2 years of oil, 4.5 years of coal and three years of gas before it completely runs out of fossil fuels, said the researchers at the Institute based at Anglia Ruskin University, in the East of England.
France is also in poor shape with less than a year’s worth of fossil fuels in reserve, and Italy has a single year of oil left and less than a year of gas and coal, but France unlike its southern neighbor generates almost 80 percent of its electricity from nuclear power.
In contrast Russia, with its huge landmass, has more than 50 years of oil, 100 years of gas and more than 500 years of coal. Norway also has extensive reserves of oil and gas under the North Sea.
Dr. Aled Jones, who is director of the Institute, said that countries with small reserves of fossil fuels would become vulnerable to rising energy prices.
“The EU is becoming ever more reliant on our resource rich neighbors such as Russia and Norway, and this trend will only continue unless decisive action is taken,” he said.
But some countries in the EU were found to be better off in terms of energy reserves. Germany has 250 years of coal remaining and Bulgaria over seventy years.
Professor Victor Anderson, who is also from the Institute, urged a Europe wide plan to expand renewable energy sources like wind, solar and tidal power.
“Coal, oil and gas resources are running down and we need alternatives,” he said.
However, there has been significant development of wind power and biomass generation in the UK over the last 15 years meaning that it is expected to produce 15 percent of its electricity through renewable sources by the end of the decade.
In the face of rising energy insecurity, the Conservative led UK government has announced it will not subsidize on shore wind farms if they win the next election in 2015 and they have already announced cuts in subsidies for large-scale solar farms from next April.
Ministers have said that they hope to produce enough shale gas through fracking and that new reserves in the North Sea will prolong production there and plug the deficit.
However, fracking is facing significant opposition within the country from locals and politicians and the North Sea would be out of bounds to the rest of the UK should Scotland decide to vote for independence in the referendum scheduled for this September.
Jim Skea, a fellow at UK Research Councils in Energy Strategy, a publically funded body that researches aspects of science and technology, cast doubt on the accuracy of the report.
“This sounds very unlikely. What’s more, it’s irrelevant – the UK has a stable supply of imported energy, even if it is a good idea to increase our own supplies,” he told BBC News.
Meanwhile, a spokesperson for the Department of Energy and Climate Change said the report was “nonsense”.
"The UK is one of the most energy secure countries in the world thanks to the combination of our own reserves, our diverse sources of imported energy and our focus on increasing clean, homegrown energy in the UK - which includes nuclear, renewables and carbon capture and storage,” they said.
The authors of the report note that their figures must be treated with caution as “proved reserves” of oil and gas can increase, depending on exploration of new fields and deployment of new extraction techniques.
David Cameron of the uk has recently said that the EU needs to develop their own reserves for energy in the wake of the deepening crisis with Russia. ECOS has a perfect answer in M-Fuel.
ECOS.
What we been waiting for for MS:
January 5, 2013
Happy New Year and this will truly be a Happy New Year. We had a slight hiccup on delivery of two specialty pumps from Germany. The process to make D-20 requires high pressure and temperature of methanol. This make for a very corrosive environment and we can only get these pumps from Germany. The good news is they are on the ship and we should be in production; only three weeks late.
Nick sent the following. “I spent a bit of my holiday time looking at the Korean poultry market and thought I would share something’s I learned which might be helpful to ECOS investors. Korea produces only 80-85% of its chicken requirements. The balance of its requirements come from the US, Brazil and Denmark. The bulk of imported chicken is imported to serve quick serve restaurant business (read KFC) and the regular restaurant business. This is expected to continue over the next 5 years.
US & Brazilian chicken have an imported cost which run about 20% less than Korean chicken This gap will increase over the next five years as the tariff reduction under the US Korea trade agreement kicks in.
Korea principal export markets for chicken are Hong Kong and Vietnam. The export production is less than 10% of the total production and not expected to grow materially over the next five years.
2014 is expected to see an increase in chicken consumption due to the World Cup Soccer tournament. The measuring point for this was the 2010 World Cup. The increase will be temporary (10-15%) and fall back in 2015.
Heating and power costs of Korean chicken producers run about 5% of their total production costs. That means use of D-20 is not driven by cost benefits to the chicken farmer as it is not material but needs to be yield related.
Korean poultry production is vertically integrated. The farms tend to be part of trade groups which include the slaughter houses and producers. Business model similar to Japan.”
The Korean poultry market is regulated by the government in terms of production. When production of a variety of chicken puts pressure on price the government steps in to cut production and manage price.
Some comments. Let’s analyze the numbers. A typical facility that produces 35,000 chickens per month. The use of D-20 allows the chicken to come to market approximately 2-3 days earlier. This will get an extra yield of 1 month or 35,000 chickens. At a minimum of a 1.5% in the reduction of mortality of chickens, this represents an extra 525 chickens per month of output. Korea is eliminating the subsidy of kerosene to farmers. Without this additional cost the same farmer would save 30% on the dollar for fuel at the average monthly consumption of 15,000 liters per month. D-20 will save the farmer approximately $6,750 per month on kerosene costs.
The Poultry Association was the party that conducted the tests and is recommending D-20 to their members.
Look for some more comments on Thursday.
Michael Siegel
Chief Executive Officer
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Nicely put. We are all here to make a profit however it made!
Quite, and the cost of fuel these days makes ECOS an absolute winner once they are out of the starting blocks. ECOS. GO!
Happy new year guys and gals. Best wishes for 2014. 3.12 in the morning as I post high on the Polish mountains.
Crumbs, just dawned on me-what if there is a really large entity so big that heads would snap to attention, globally, like the US government? Just speculating here but MS could be as bold as he wants to be then and could explain some of what has been going on.