International Power Group Ltd (IPWG)

[Alyssa]

Well, I guess the bottom line is that IPWG owns proprietary technology that "not only handles waste management in a more environmentally friendly manner, but also converts the energy generated from the process into meaningful amounts of cost effective electricity. Substantial amounts of purified drinking water can also be extracted from the process."

IPWG has relationships with governments worldwide and has had a working unit at the Vargons Alloys Steel Mill in Sweden since 2007, and last we heard, it was doing a great job of taking care of waste and generating marketable electricity. The UK's NaRec has been working with IPWG on "scaling up the design of the existing 250kW demonstrator to a 1 MW device. NaREC receives its funding from One North East, which is a UK governmental agency." Tony Blair likes us too.

Obviously, the potential in this market is huge. The people running the company are pros in this field if you check out their bios. The company intends to contract with governments to "secure tipping fees for the removal of waste and will be processing the materials in company owned and operated plants."

There is so much to this story! Rather than me blabbering on, may I suggest that you start by reading post #2082 contributed by Ipwginvester, which is a great synopsis of what took place at the recent shareholders' meeting, and then if you read the posts from August forward, you should get a good idea on what has been going on. There are many good people on this board who have contributed some great DD.

The insanity of the share price, well now that's an entirely different story. Good luck Mr. Tater!

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