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US Department of Energy Sets Targets For Cellulosic Ethanol feedstock Goals:

The DOE has set a goal to validate a high quality feedstock supply of celluloses biomass of 130 dry tons per year by 2012 and 250 million tons per year by 2117. Furthermore their goals define feedstock target costs (i.e. harvesting, storage, preprocessing, and transportation [excluding the cost paid for biomasss]) of $0.37 per gallon in 2012 and $0.33 per gallon in 2017.... Of the 245 million tons of waste generated annually in the United States, at least 50% is cellulosic biomass, representing a potential feedstock source of 120 millon tons of feedstock per year.

Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy - Biomass Program: http://www1.eere.energy.gov/biomass/

CleanTech BioFuels’ (CLTH.OB) Innovative waste-to-energy technology provides an economically viable process of converting garbage into a sustainable feedstock for clean local sourced energy!

Due to decreasing availability of landfill space, the cost for municipalities to dispose of curbside trash has and will continue to increase over time. As a result, CLTH receives “Tipping fees” for landfill waste diverted into their system, which in turn permits CLTH to generate carbon credits and produce ethanol at costs substantially below the costs for producing ethanol from corn or other feed stocks!

Having recently received extremely positive results in preliminary testing and conclusive final results expected shortly
CLTH is positioned with a unique technology package to be the industry leader using Municipal Solid Waste (”MSW”) for energy production. Utilizing CleanTech Biofuel’s licensed technology (estimated conversion rate: 52 gallons of ethanol p/ ton of MSW), MSW represents a potential fuel source of over 6.5 billion gallons of ethanol per year. Correspondingly the Company is in discussions with cities in top 5 of population to co-develop municipal biorefineries CLTH’s licensed technology which will:

*Reduce the costs of transporting waste long distances for disposal.
*Dramatically reduce pollution released into the environment by the disposal of municipal solid waste.
*Reduce the amount of material going into landfills by as much as 85%.
*Increase the amount of recyclable materials that can be recovered from municipal solid waste.
*Generate biofuels and other usable energy products at competitive prices.

Websites: http://www.cleantechbiofuels.net
http://www.avcg.net/clth
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