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Saturday, June 08, 2013 4:44:06 PM
Follow this closely to understand who started...who was involved...et al...Cirque energy...and again....note the time frame:
Cirque energy llc is formed in August 0f 2009 with one sole member
Within a year...The Midland Plant prosal..understand..that this process started at Cirque's inception.
The project was then sold to a partner in late 2011 due to delays
annual statement
annual statement
Cirque energy II is formed early 2012 after selling the Midland Project(notice the address)...also...read Art II...to develop, engineer, construct, and operate..a bit more precise there.
Fosgitt shows up at the SSOE Group a few months later and during the fall of 2012...presents to major DOD players
On the other side of the fence is the issue of Richfield Equities et al...and a guy that bacame key...Dan Garman. Green Renewables was initially planning to purchase all of Richfield beginning 2012...roughly $25 million in annual revs and two landfills(two processing facilities as well). That didn't happen though. Richfield went into chapter 11....Garman started to broker off hauling contracts...and then Richfield et al converted to a chapter 7(hmmmm.. there's more to that ...a push per se..show you later). Now....the company gets one thing they really wanted..." on the cheap"...the landfill. Do you see how that unfolded? Oh...there's more.
http://disclosur.es/7BCpJT
Cirque energy llc is formed in August 0f 2009 with one sole member
Within a year...The Midland Plant prosal..understand..that this process started at Cirque's inception.
The project was then sold to a partner in late 2011 due to delays
annual statement
annual statement
Cirque energy II is formed early 2012 after selling the Midland Project(notice the address)...also...read Art II...to develop, engineer, construct, and operate..a bit more precise there.
Fosgitt shows up at the SSOE Group a few months later and during the fall of 2012...presents to major DOD players
On the other side of the fence is the issue of Richfield Equities et al...and a guy that bacame key...Dan Garman. Green Renewables was initially planning to purchase all of Richfield beginning 2012...roughly $25 million in annual revs and two landfills(two processing facilities as well). That didn't happen though. Richfield went into chapter 11....Garman started to broker off hauling contracts...and then Richfield et al converted to a chapter 7(hmmmm.. there's more to that ...a push per se..show you later). Now....the company gets one thing they really wanted..." on the cheap"...the landfill. Do you see how that unfolded? Oh...there's more.
http://disclosur.es/7BCpJT
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