Replies to post #98683 on Biocentric Energy Holdings, Inc. (BEHL)

[asdgwest]

That would give Denass more possible fluffy PRs to shoot. I still don't trust him until he grounded the toy and generate cost effective strong algae. But that's good news, this stock will have more news.

[garrox]

That client in Northern Calif. is located in the Chico area. The truck is loaded and leaving for DVJ on Tues. I told Dennis I would be out there the last week of Sept. He assured me that they would be harvesting by then. That's when true revenues kick in. They have a buyer already lined up to buy all the algae they can harvest. Sounds good to me.

garrox

[tikasun]

I talked with one client that intends to develope 20 acres of PBRs in Northern CA. I have seen nothing of this in previous PRs.
That makes sense IMO for it's merely a future intent. As soon as a contract has been signed and 1st installment details arranged this deal would be ready for PR.

[eminem]

Maybe the client was one of these? There are so many PR's I can't imagine there is a big deal in the pipeline that hasn't been well publicized long before it happens (llok at DVJ). IMO

06/23/2010
The second client is traveling from Latin America and will visit the Company's Santa Ana, California headquarters in the second week of July. This client is seeking to deploy 10+ acres of PBR systems in the United States this year and subsequently 50+ acres of PBR's throughout Latin America early next year. The JV capital investment for this client is approximately $16 million. BioCentric Energy will provide an update on the international clients following the meetings in July. The Company is still moving forward and working to solidify client contracts through its VAR (value-added reseller) for tribal lands and Northern California Indian Reservation projects.

06/07/2010
Locate and secure 150 + acres for multiple client farms at one California location – scaled down to 70 acres – 3 Southern California sites identified and in negotiation.

05/20/2010
4) BioCentric Energy has received funding proposal documents from several companies for the provision of future capital funding to elevate BioCentric to a further advanced level of Photobioreactor production. The company has also been in negotiations with several other clients for the delivery of multiple "closed-loop systems" in California and several other states. By the end of this week, the "Management Team" comprising of Brian Goodall, Monique Berry, Frank Rawson and Dennis Fisher will decide which course of action we will implement.

05/13/2010
Biocentric Energy is in advanced stage discussions with a California-based renewable energy company for the rapid deployment of its 10-acre commercial PBR systems. The anticipated deployment date of these commercial systems is 3rd quarter 2010. Following the successful implementation of the initial 10 acres, the renewable energy company and BioCentric Energy expect to add additional PBR units on the same site and throughout California.