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Is that a good thing with VERT on the ASK I have another stock he has been on the ask for about 2 weeks now.
JANUARY 17, 2011, 2:59 P.M. ET
http://online.wsj.com/article/SB10001424052748704029704576088133835887012.html?mod=googlenews_wsj#articleTabs%3Darticle
WASHINGTON—Energy deals between U.S. and Chinese companies could be unveiled this week as officials from both countries continue discussions on a range of commercial and trade matters, a U.S. official said Monday.
Chinese and U.S. officials met earlier Monday at the White House to discuss commercial and trade issues, and more detailed discussions are expected Tuesday. President Hu Jintao, along with officials from China's commerce ministry, are due to arrive Tuesday.
The U.S. is pushing China to buy tens of billions of dollars in U.S. aircraft, auto parts, agricultural goods and beef to build goodwill when the two countries' leaders meet Wednesday.
A senior U.S. official said that energy deals between U.S. and Chinese companies show particular promise. These would involve U.S. companies in the nuclear, "clean coal" and wind power industries. The deals are likely to involve purchases of U.S. technology and products, and include announcements of joint ventures between U.S and Chinese companies.
In addition, the U.S. expects deals in the computer, airplane and agricultural areas. The White House expects the centerpiece of the package to be the sale of Boeing Co. jets.
Both sides want to unveil a raft of deals when Presidents Obama and Hu meet Wednesday: "What's understood is that to have impact on American people, there need to be substantial transactions," a senior U.S. official said.
Leaders of both nations say they want to show that the U.S.-China relationship, which was on the skids last year, is back on track and is mutually beneficial. But they also want to frame the meeting in a way that plays most favorably at home.
"Our relationship is marked by great promise and real achievement," said Secretary of State Hillary Clinton in a speech Friday. "And more than ever it will be judged on the outcomes it produces."
Mr. Hu's last state visit, in 2006, came before the global financial crisis when the U.S. was clearly a dominant economic power. Since then, China has become the world's second-largest economy and its state-orchestrated style of development has become a rival to the U.S.'s more market-oriented approach.
Chinese deal-making is part of nearly all its state visits abroad—a similar delegate trip to India last month led to an announced $16 billion in deals. And given that the U.S.'s trade gap with China is likely to have passed $250 billion last year, China's U.S. visit will likely be dismissed by China critics as insufficient.
The White House considers the deals a way to show concrete benefits from the encounter, when many other issues being discussed—including Iran, North Korea and intellectual-property issues—aren't easily resolved. The Obama administration also wants to show its ability to add jobs during a time of 9.4% U.S. unemployment.
Write to Bob Davis at bob.davis@wsj.com
Lots of saviors in the penny world junk stocks fred they would hate for the little old blue haired ladies to be duped out of their money cctc is wound tight and ready to go to da moooon take it the credit union, mark this post lol we shall soon see
COULD WE BE INVOLVED IN THIS NEXT WEEK WISHFUL THINKING BUT IMAGINE THE POSSIBILITY IF WE ARE INVOLVED
http://us.mobile.reuters.com/article/idUSN1418463620110114?ca=rdt
Another 1 mil buy 69 more to go, anyone else? lol
Nice 1.292 mil buy, we need about 60 or 70 more of those and we can get this thing going again....lol
you would think the experienced investors like yourself would realize that a company that doesn't have revenues yet would have to pay their employees in some way the guy has to live right
US Coal Producers See Surge in Demand
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Very is on the ask its always strange when they are at the top
Power hour is coming........t-30 its going to be interesting mark this post and take it to the credit union lol
Should heat up as hot as it is in muscleshoals cabin...lol
Cork do you have a thought on what percentage we could have on this one working out for us, I was in with you on the Abwt* stock, I at least got out about even on that one. Thanks
This puppy is gonna roll....all aboard!!!
Could be a nice run like early last year starting up...stay tuned
VCTY
EVDR buyer for ASCC, purchased at a fraction of the price VCTY purchased ASCC at
Thats right 'pap' we are waiting for the real $$$MONEY$$$ QSGIQ is on the way up
TO DA MOOOON!!!
Thanks for pointing that out Matoutus very important here easy to overlook the positives with so many bashers looking to drive it down for cheapies
CCTC news out
Clean Coal Technologies, Inc., CCTI, (PINKSHEETS: CCTC), a clean energy technology company with executive offices in Manhattan, New York, today announced the signing of an MOU for its first Technology License and Royalty Agreement.
The Company today announced the signing of a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with the Huamin Senior Fund Holding Group Co., Ltd., for its first technology license and royalty agreement to build an initial clean coal facility with a capacity of 1.5M tons in China. Under the terms of the MOU, contractual discussions will commence within the next 45 days, with a mutually agreed target date for contract signing within a further 30 days. Under the proposed contract, Huamin will provide funding for all infrastructure development, coal assets, administration, and technical resources. Huamin will contract directly with Benham for the engineering design, procurement and construction of the new facility. Huamin is a government institution which falls under the China National Working Committee on Ageing ("CNWCA") which is headed by the Vice Premier of the State Council, Mr. Hui Liangyu who is also a member of the Political Bureau of the Communist Party of China ("CPC") Central Committee. Huamin is responsible for managing the retirement funds of all Chinese government workers. Under its charter, Huamin is authorized to invest its funds in a limited number of government-approved initiatives, one of which is coal enrichment.
CCTI will receive one-time license fees of $1.0M per million tons of production, and an ongoing royalty fee for each ton of clean coal produced. Initial revenues will be $500K at the time of feasibility study submission to the local technical institutes; a further $500K six months thereafter, and the final installment of $500K once initial production commences. As this is a license/royalty agreement as compared to a joint venture agreement, Huamin anticipates an accelerated approval process which should not exceed six months, particularly as the majority of the government requirements have previously been developed and accepted for CCTI's Inner Mongolia project.
This transaction represents several months of discussions between the associated parties, and will provide significant value to CCTI. The sale of licensing & royalty agreements is the Company's preferred business model as it alleviates many of the complexities associated with other capital intensive structures and liabilities that are absent in this approach. The Company will post a copy of the referred MOU on its website.
Robin Eves, CCTI Chief Executive Officer and member of the Board of Directors of the Company, says, "Having Huamin as a licensee immediately moves the prominence of our China activities from that of a local regional initiative to one supported and sponsored by the Chinese Central government, and therefore assures the project's access to funding, coupled to the appropriate project management and oversight resources necessary for its success. It also reflects the strategic importance being placed on coal benefaction in China, and CCTI's prominent position in the process at a time when coal reserves are increasingly being awarded only on the basis of the availability of complementary technologies to improve their value."
Separately, the Company advised that since receiving its final approvals in October, 26, 2010 for its Inner Mongolia project, CCTI has been working with its joint venture partner, Sino Mongolian Railroad, to warrant that, as the minority partner, the interests of the company and its investors are protected by ensuring that certain contractual obligations and revenue guarantees are realized.
Matters discussed in this press release contain forward-looking statements. Investors are cautioned that such forward-looking statements involve risk and uncertainties, which could significantly impact the actual results, performance or achievements of the Company. Such risks and uncertainties include, but are not limited to, the time frame for production of revenue, product development and commercial introduction, the impact of rapid price and technological change and competition, manufacturing and supply uncertainties and other risks.
SOURCE: Clean Coal Technologies, Inc.
Clean Coal Technologies, Inc.
Robin Eves, 646-710-3549
reves@cleancoaltechnologiesinc.com
http://www.cleancoaltechnologiesinc.com
What about your last post to me about the MOU, did you get your shares on that last dip, seems like a change of heart, anyway this is looking good for CCTC going forward.
Drop a few flippers here and we could see a little movement
CCTC NEWS out
Clean Coal Technologies, Inc., CCTI, (PINKSHEETS: CCTC), a clean energy technology company with executive offices in Manhattan, New York, today announced the signing of an MOU for its first Technology License and Royalty Agreement.
The Company today announced the signing of a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with the Huamin Senior Fund Holding Group Co., Ltd., for its first technology license and royalty agreement to build an initial clean coal facility with a capacity of 1.5M tons in China. Under the terms of the MOU, contractual discussions will commence within the next 45 days, with a mutually agreed target date for contract signing within a further 30 days. Under the proposed contract, Huamin will provide funding for all infrastructure development, coal assets, administration, and technical resources. Huamin will contract directly with Benham for the engineering design, procurement and construction of the new facility.
Huamin is a government institution which falls under the China National Working Committee on Ageing ("CNWCA") which is headed by the Vice Premier of the State Council, Mr. Hui Liangyu who is also a member of the Political Bureau of the Communist Party of China ("CPC") Central Committee. Huamin is responsible for managing the retirement funds of all Chinese government workers. Under its charter, Huamin is authorized to invest its funds in a limited number of government-approved initiatives, one of which is coal enrichment.
CCTI will receive one-time license fees of $1.0M per million tons of production, and an ongoing royalty fee for each ton of clean coal produced. Initial revenues will be $500K at the time of feasibility study submission to the local technical institutes; a further $500K six months thereafter, and the final installment of $500K once initial production commences. As this is a license/royalty agreement as compared to a joint venture agreement, Huamin anticipates an accelerated approval process which should not exceed six months, particularly as the majority of the government requirements have previously been developed and accepted for CCTI's Inner Mongolia project.
This transaction represents several months of discussions between the associated parties, and will provide significant value to CCTI. The sale of licensing & royalty agreements is the Company's preferred business model as it alleviates many of the complexities associated with other capital intensive structures and liabilities that are absent in this approach. The Company will post a copy of the referred MOU on its website.
Robin Eves, CCTI Chief Executive Officer and member of the Board of Directors of the Company, says, "Having Huamin as a licensee immediately moves the prominence of our China activities from that of a local regional initiative to one supported and sponsored by the Chinese Central government, and therefore assures the project's access to funding, coupled to the appropriate project management and oversight resources necessary for its success. It also reflects the strategic importance being placed on coal benefaction in China, and CCTI's prominent position in the process at a time when coal reserves are increasingly being awarded only on the basis of the availability of complementary technologies to improve their value."
Separately, the Company advised that since receiving its final approvals in October, 26, 2010 for its Inner Mongolia project, CCTI has been working with its joint venture partner, Sino Mongolian Railroad, to warrant that, as the minority partner, the interests of the company and its investors are protected by ensuring that certain contractual obligations and revenue guarantees are realized.
Matters discussed in this press release contain forward-looking statements. Investors are cautioned that such forward-looking statements involve risk and uncertainties, which could significantly impact the actual results, performance or achievements of the Company. Such risks and uncertainties include, but are not limited to, the time frame for production of revenue, product development and commercial introduction, the impact of rapid price and technological change and competition, manufacturing and supply uncertainties and other risks.
SOURCE: Clean Coal Technologies, Inc.
Clean Coal Technologies, Inc.
Robin Eves, 646-710-3549
reves@cleancoaltechnologiesinc.com
http://www.cleancoaltechnologiesinc.com
CCTC NEWS out
Clean Coal Technologies, Inc., CCTI, (PINKSHEETS: CCTC), a clean energy technology company with executive offices in Manhattan, New York, today announced the signing of an MOU for its first Technology License and Royalty Agreement.
The Company today announced the signing of a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with the Huamin Senior Fund Holding Group Co., Ltd., for its first technology license and royalty agreement to build an initial clean coal facility with a capacity of 1.5M tons in China. Under the terms of the MOU, contractual discussions will commence within the next 45 days, with a mutually agreed target date for contract signing within a further 30 days. Under the proposed contract, Huamin will provide funding for all infrastructure development, coal assets, administration, and technical resources. Huamin will contract directly with Benham for the engineering design, procurement and construction of the new facility.
Huamin is a government institution which falls under the China National Working Committee on Ageing ("CNWCA") which is headed by the Vice Premier of the State Council, Mr. Hui Liangyu who is also a member of the Political Bureau of the Communist Party of China ("CPC") Central Committee. Huamin is responsible for managing the retirement funds of all Chinese government workers. Under its charter, Huamin is authorized to invest its funds in a limited number of government-approved initiatives, one of which is coal enrichment.
CCTI will receive one-time license fees of $1.0M per million tons of production, and an ongoing royalty fee for each ton of clean coal produced. Initial revenues will be $500K at the time of feasibility study submission to the local technical institutes; a further $500K six months thereafter, and the final installment of $500K once initial production commences. As this is a license/royalty agreement as compared to a joint venture agreement, Huamin anticipates an accelerated approval process which should not exceed six months, particularly as the majority of the government requirements have previously been developed and accepted for CCTI's Inner Mongolia project.
This transaction represents several months of discussions between the associated parties, and will provide significant value to CCTI. The sale of licensing & royalty agreements is the Company's preferred business model as it alleviates many of the complexities associated with other capital intensive structures and liabilities that are absent in this approach. The Company will post a copy of the referred MOU on its website.
Robin Eves, CCTI Chief Executive Officer and member of the Board of Directors of the Company, says, "Having Huamin as a licensee immediately moves the prominence of our China activities from that of a local regional initiative to one supported and sponsored by the Chinese Central government, and therefore assures the project's access to funding, coupled to the appropriate project management and oversight resources necessary for its success. It also reflects the strategic importance being placed on coal benefaction in China, and CCTI's prominent position in the process at a time when coal reserves are increasingly being awarded only on the basis of the availability of complementary technologies to improve their value."
Separately, the Company advised that since receiving its final approvals in October, 26, 2010 for its Inner Mongolia project, CCTI has been working with its joint venture partner, Sino Mongolian Railroad, to warrant that, as the minority partner, the interests of the company and its investors are protected by ensuring that certain contractual obligations and revenue guarantees are realized.
Matters discussed in this press release contain forward-looking statements. Investors are cautioned that such forward-looking statements involve risk and uncertainties, which could significantly impact the actual results, performance or achievements of the Company. Such risks and uncertainties include, but are not limited to, the time frame for production of revenue, product development and commercial introduction, the impact of rapid price and technological change and competition, manufacturing and supply uncertainties and other risks.
SOURCE: Clean Coal Technologies, Inc.
Clean Coal Technologies, Inc.
Robin Eves, 646-710-3549
reves@cleancoaltechnologiesinc.com
http://www.cleancoaltechnologiesinc.com
Clean Coal Technologies, Inc., CCTI, (PINKSHEETS: CCTC), a clean energy technology company with executive offices in Manhattan, New York, today announced the signing of an MOU for its first Technology License and Royalty Agreement.
The Company today announced the signing of a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with the Huamin Senior Fund Holding Group Co., Ltd., for its first technology license and royalty agreement to build an initial clean coal facility with a capacity of 1.5M tons in China. Under the terms of the MOU, contractual discussions will commence within the next 45 days, with a mutually agreed target date for contract signing within a further 30 days. Under the proposed contract, Huamin will provide funding for all infrastructure development, coal assets, administration, and technical resources. Huamin will contract directly with Benham for the engineering design, procurement and construction of the new facility.
Huamin is a government institution which falls under the China National Working Committee on Ageing ("CNWCA") which is headed by the Vice Premier of the State Council, Mr. Hui Liangyu who is also a member of the Political Bureau of the Communist Party of China ("CPC") Central Committee. Huamin is responsible for managing the retirement funds of all Chinese government workers. Under its charter, Huamin is authorized to invest its funds in a limited number of government-approved initiatives, one of which is coal enrichment.
CCTI will receive one-time license fees of $1.0M per million tons of production, and an ongoing royalty fee for each ton of clean coal produced. Initial revenues will be $500K at the time of feasibility study submission to the local technical institutes; a further $500K six months thereafter, and the final installment of $500K once initial production commences. As this is a license/royalty agreement as compared to a joint venture agreement, Huamin anticipates an accelerated approval process which should not exceed six months, particularly as the majority of the government requirements have previously been developed and accepted for CCTI's Inner Mongolia project.
This transaction represents several months of discussions between the associated parties, and will provide significant value to CCTI. The sale of licensing & royalty agreements is the Company's preferred business model as it alleviates many of the complexities associated with other capital intensive structures and liabilities that are absent in this approach. The Company will post a copy of the referred MOU on its website.
Robin Eves, CCTI Chief Executive Officer and member of the Board of Directors of the Company, says, "Having Huamin as a licensee immediately moves the prominence of our China activities from that of a local regional initiative to one supported and sponsored by the Chinese Central government, and therefore assures the project's access to funding, coupled to the appropriate project management and oversight resources necessary for its success. It also reflects the strategic importance being placed on coal benefaction in China, and CCTI's prominent position in the process at a time when coal reserves are increasingly being awarded only on the basis of the availability of complementary technologies to improve their value."
Separately, the Company advised that since receiving its final approvals in October, 26, 2010 for its Inner Mongolia project, CCTI has been working with its joint venture partner, Sino Mongolian Railroad, to warrant that, as the minority partner, the interests of the company and its investors are protected by ensuring that certain contractual obligations and revenue guarantees are realized.
Matters discussed in this press release contain forward-looking statements. Investors are cautioned that such forward-looking statements involve risk and uncertainties, which could significantly impact the actual results, performance or achievements of the Company. Such risks and uncertainties include, but are not limited to, the time frame for production of revenue, product development and commercial introduction, the impact of rapid price and technological change and competition, manufacturing and supply uncertainties and other risks.
SOURCE: Clean Coal Technologies, Inc.
Clean Coal Technologies, Inc.
Robin Eves, 646-710-3549
reves@cleancoaltechnologiesinc.com
http://www.cleancoaltechnologiesinc.com
News out!!!
a further status upgrade is expected to be issued by Pink Sheets before the Christmas break. what does this mean, is he talking about going up to the next tier?
your glass is half empty, mine is half full, suit yourself
From Jeff's blog this morning: I believe we are taking the correct steps and when our case is stated, the majority of our shareholders will be supportive.
Anyone else get two's??? Or is Words the only lucky one....congrats to you.
I would like to ask you two questions about this position Mr. Mod.
1.) Can you prove Morgan Brown Ayres does not exist, can you prove they don't have a website, telephone number, or physical address?
2.) Can you show MMB Global Advisors do not exist?
CCTC
Missed out on the .0002's huh? don't even try I've been trying for weeks haven't gotten any myself, nice try though, just buy your .0003's and you will still be fine, GL
Skillen I'm thinking todays PR was just to get some eyes on us again before the big announcement of the direction of the company and funding.....be ready its coming
Good luck to you both H&L, sorry this didn't work out
Agreed Tufan123, no need to waste needed dollars on that, wish them the best, but this is a great move for us.
Really? Did you really post that? how much lower did you want this to be before you buy in?
I think this is the way it will play out c7, it will be the best for us all, and I think we will move up from here once this is known.
its must be a stare down right now to see who jumps in or out first! lol good perspective on Jeffs blog it could be that he has put in the paper work and in wait and see mode himself.
Robin Eves continued, “Our success in entering into this agreement is directly attributable to the expanded relationships and market development resources afforded to our Company through the recent structural changes adopted by CCTI, and bears testimony to the value and acceptance of our technology by the user and investment community
MBA is immediately commencing negotiations for the funding and construction of one or multiple CCTI plants with a sizeable US utility which operates multiple coal-fired power generation plants across the country
Haaaahhaaaa-heheheehe, Fred I hope you can buy a new truck with all the money you have on the way!!!