General European Strategic Invt's Inc (GESI)

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$GESI developed business plans, contracts and agreements with resource providers, land owners, waste sources, technology providers, and government entities for the placement of renewable energy projects. Feedstock of the thermal gasification power plant will include railway ties, bridge timbers, poles and lumber treated with creosote etc. and turns them into electricity.


"" Gasification has been used on a commercial scale for more than 75 years by the chemical, refining and fertilizer industries and for more than 35 years by the electric power industry. It is currently playing an important role in meeting energy needs in the U.S. and around the world..."" http://www.squidoo.com/gasification-an-investment-in-our-energy-future


Green Energy Solution Industries, Inc. (PINKSHEETS:GESI) announces the Company has progressed into due diligence phases with two introduced funding sources for the provision of the previously announced $45 million dollars being sought for the build out the 200 ton per day energy production facility from waste rail ties in Alberta, Canada.
http://ih.advfn.com/p.php?pid=nmona&article=52705847


$45-50 Million Funding - Complete names of the equity funding source, exact percentages and final details of the first draws... any day now...



Question: This $45-50 Million funding will be used entirely for just 1 plant? ...or also for the 2nd plant (once the first is up and running)? In the interview Gordon was talking about expansion.

Expansion on site? On a new location? The U.S.? The plant is already being tested in Oklahoma...why there?



"The plant will be designed to stand alone on the feedstock but capable of other materials. The BTU’s from rail-ties are higher in out-put than most other materials." CEO Gordons interview 7/12/2012 ~

So, this 2nd plant (?)...will be running on a totally different feedstock(s)? tires? medical waste? trash/garbage? bio waste? failing corn crops? Animal agricultural residues? etc...
http://www.mawaterquality.org/conferences/biofuels/Agblevor_Biofuels_and_Water%20Quality.Beltsville.2007.pdf

Corn is the primary ingredient in ethanol that is added to our gas. The ethanol costs more than the gasoline. Can we set up a plant to do ethanol?
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Now, isn't this something to invest in... within 12-18 months we'll be in dollar land IMO