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05/14/17 11:55 PM

#884 RE: TCFC #883

Here is a new company infocorporated in Febuary 2017. Titled Greenworld Development and creations private limited. Looks like a 50:50 ownership. WHat is interesting is they talk about 20 million in wind energy and the registered caputal for this company is 20 million rupees.

https://www.indiancompany.info/company/greenworld-development-creations-private-limited/

GREENWORLD DEVELOPMENT & CREATIONS PRIVATE LIMITED
BANGALORE ¦ 2017 ¦ ACTIVE
Details as on May 15, 2017

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COMPANY INTRODUCTION

GREENWORLD DEVELOPMENT & CREATIONS PRIVATE LIMITED is a Private Company limited by Shares. It is registered with Registrar of Companies, Bangalore on Feb 1, 2017.

Current Status of Greenworld Development & Creations Private Limited is Active.

It is a Non-govt company with an Authorized Capital of ? 20,00,000 (Twenty Lakh Indian Rupees) and Paid Up Capital of ? 10,00,000 (Ten Lakh Indian Rupees).

There are 2 Directors associated with Greenworld Development & Creations Private Limited. They are: Uttam Singh and Jyothiraj Manjaparmbal Balan.

Corporate Identification Number (CIN) of Greenworld Development & Creations Private Limited is U45500KA2017PTC099515 and its Registration Number is 099515. Its Registered Address is '855 8th Main Near Vijayanagar 2nd Stg Manchegowdana Koppalu Mysore Mysore KA 570017 IN'.






This coincides possibly with their Press Release from 2010.


Florida based GreenWorld Development enter wind development market in India with $20mn investment
December 14, 2010 in Wind Comments Off on Florida based GreenWorld Development enter wind development market in India with $20mn investment

Florida based GreenWorld Development Inc. (OTCBB: FRXP), the American-Irish “green and health technologies” conglomerate, is targeting the fast growing wind energy market in India which ranks among the top 5 wind energy countries worldwide.
“With regard to renewable energy — especially wind energy — India is probably the most promising market worldwide,” GreenWorld-CEO Leo J. Heinl says. “On one hand, the Indian government is determined to become independent from expensive energy imports and is emphasizing the importance of renewable energy sources. On the other hand, there is a huge and growing energy demand in line with India’s outstanding economic growth.” Through GreenWorld’s office in Hamburg, Germany, the respective company structure with its Indian partners has already been set up. “We are talking about an initial investment of approx. 20 million US-Dollars, and we intend to grow our Indian joint venture company to one of the major wind energy producers in India,” Heinl says. Conservative financial projections suggest an average annual return of minimum 12%. Currently, various funding alternatives are being investigated.
A number of wind developers have entered into India with leaders like China Light and Power India that have announced big expansion plans in the recent past.

enthalpy

05/15/17 12:07 AM

#885 RE: TCFC #883

GreenWorld, Swiss Firm Form Partnership for Multiple Waste-to-Energy Facilities

I wonder if this is still in play?

http://www.waste360.com/waste-energy-wte/greenworld-swiss-firm-form-partnership-multiple-waste-energy-facilities

Allan Gerlat | Jun 26, 2012


GreenWorld Development Inc. and a Swiss energy firm have formed a partnership agreement to buy and develop multiple waste-to-energy facilities.

Atlanta-based GreenWorld said in a news release that with Zurich-based 3Power Energy Group Inc. they will acquire a biomass/wood pellet plant in North Carolina and develop multifunctional energy centers at the Green Mountain landfill site in Alabama. The site will include a waste tire-to-energy facility, a municipal waste-to-energy plant and biomass for energy operations. 3Power, with expertise in wind energy projects, will also develop with GreenWorld a wind power plant.

"We at GreenWorld are delighted to join forces with 3Power. The synergies are obvious – we both concentrate on renewable energy," said GreenWorld CEO Leo Heinl.