"TARGET ZONE"

[~Nautical~]

$GCEI
WITH TETRONICS~~~

*109 PATENTS across 12 families -either granted or pending
90 PLASMA INSTALLATIONS (delivered across 4 continents)
http://tetronics.com/

GCEI (Global Energy Inc) 2 main reasons I am in it are below.

They (GCEI) have long term deals with these 2 companies:
http://www.reuters.com/article/idUSnMKWD889ka+1e0+MKW20140219

https://www.recyclingtoday.com/article/global-clean-energy-liberty-tires
Liberty Tire Recycling:
http://www.libertytire.com/Home.aspx

SONOCO RECYCLING: (Fortune 500)
http://www.sonocorecycling.com/

This is the aspect of GCEI that I am really interested in. The PGM acquisition. THIS IS GOING TO BE HUGE!
PGM ACQUISITION:
GCEI's PGM : The Platinum Group Metals includes platinum, palladium and rhodium which are widely used in industry, technology and vehicles globally. GCE expects to report revenues of approximately $20M per year.

*This will include the acquisition of a nonferrous scrap metal and catalytic recycling company in the US. GCE will focus on becoming a major aggregator of spent catalytic converters from end of life vehicles, which are rich in Platinum Group Precious Metals (Platinum, Palladium and Rhodium). PGM from used auto catalysts can be highly and efficiently recovered through a state of the art smelting process.

The company will be a fully vertically integrated operation from procurement through smelting on route to recovering up to 99% of the precious metals found in end of life catalytic converters. The management team will be comprised of top executives from the 2 companies. The PGM market is robust. Leading PGM analysts expect annual palladium deficits of approximately 2 million ounces per year for the next three years. Palladium mine supply production this year will fall to its lowest level in nearly 20 years, while demand for the metal continues to grow, according to a December 1, Citigroup research report. On the demand side, analysts point to United States' demand, as well as China's drive to enforce auto emission Euro 5 standards and the burgeoning market in Brazil.

Steven Mann, President of MicroEnergies, has developed solar systems dating back to the mid 1980s. Mr. Mann has facilitated some of the first investor funded (micro-utility) solar projects in southern California.
http://www.microenergies.com/products.asp
MicroEnergies, LLC is pleased to announce the merger of our projects with Global Clean Energy, Inc. For more information on projects please refer to:
Global Clean Energy - GlobalCleanEnergy.net