Care to take a stab at any of these?
- Their first was Ellicottville, which they operated for around 3 years, till they drove it bankrupt.
- in 2004 they announced that they would restart that Ellicottville project with financing from Greystone. That same PR announced a joint venture with Cousineau Forest Products to develop a venture to chip used pallets.
- Dec. 2004 they announced their $1 million NYSERDA grant. Of which they've actually received $199,000.
- 2006 they announced the start of two new projects
~ a 20 MW greenfield project to burn construction and demolition debris, which would be located at the New Bedford Business Park in Dartmouth, MA.
~ The restart/refurbishment of a 20 MW plant in central NH. (Alexandria)
- June 2006 they announced that they were working to restart the NY project (this time for sure) with funding from Basic Energy. They also announced that they were ready to acquire the Alexandria plant.
- Jan. 2007 they announced that they had "raised a fair amount of capital" and were forming an agricultural division that would buy 1,000 acres of land to grow hybrid willows for fuel.
- Apr. 2007 LLEG announced the Berlin project with financing coming from Basic Energy
- June 2007 LLEG announced that financing of the Berlin project would be done by Triangle Equities of Whitestone, NY
- August 2007 they announced that the Berlin project would be financed through Greystone CDE
- Nov. 2007 Bartoszek announced that LLEG was well capitalized and had partners with very deep pockets and that LLEG had a number of very good projects in pipeline including a couple in MA.
- Dec. 2007 LLEG announced that they had engaged a firm to audit the company in preparation for listing on the Over-The-Counter Board during the first quarter of 2008.
- April 2008 it is announced that HH Capital Advisors would provide financing for the Berlin project.
- January 2009 Laidlaw announced that they had the requisite financing for the project. Though no company or individual was named, just a statement that they had it.
