Replies to post #19246 on General European Strategic Invt's Inc (GESI)

[GoGo-KittyGrrl]

GESI IS GETTING GASIFIED!

FUNDING HAS BEEN COMPLETED!

VANCOUVER, British Columbia, Apr 03, 2013 (BUSINESS WIRE) -- Green Energy Solution Industries, Inc. (GESI), a project developer for a Waste-to-Energy project, in Alberta Canada, is pleased to announce to its long standing and supportive shareholders that the long sought project funding is being concluded in concert with its joint venture partner InREFco. After great effort by all involved over the last several months, GESI's project funding has been confirmed. Under the joint venture with InREFco, there will be a revenue split of 60/40 in favor of GESI from project revenues.

A 2010 report on the InRefco website - deals with municipal waste as specified in the patent, not railroad ties.

Look at the 2nd to last page. Its there as clear as day. Here's the URL again in case you missed it.

http://www.inrefco.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/12/Air-Emission-and-Ash-Quality-Testing-Results.pdf

SRPX also got a $90 million financing commitment from inREFco and was going to be getting their equipment from International Environmental technologies.

Just because Jason can sell you a gasification facility, doesn't mean you can pass the credit check to get one. InREFco backed out of that deal.

no evidence that the tech is being used in the lower 48.

Who cares where its being used? The fact is that it is being used.

Michael G. Pope is the guy with the patent

No, International Environmental Technologies, Inc. is the company with the patent. Michael G. Pope is the engineer.

http://www.google.com/patents/US6439135

You should look up Apple, Inc's patents. The company gets them, but regardless of who came up with the technology, Steve Jobs always got the credit on their patents. It might give you a better idea of just how patents work in the first place.

Pope Experimented with Tires in 1991, I haven't found any evidence that the tech has been commercialized other than in Alaska.

Your very own link shows it being used in more places than Alaska.

http://www.inrefco.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/12/Air-Emission-and-Ash-Quality-Testing-Results.pdf

A 2004 mention of Entech burning garbage in rural Alaska, no mention of gasification:

Again, your own link has information on gasification:

http://www.inrefco.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/12/Air-Emission-and-Ash-Quality-Testing-Results.pdf

And here's some pictures of one as well:

http://www.ietinc.net/page9.html

A mention of a 1994 Entech "Thermal Oxidation System", no mention of gasification in the report:

What the hell do you think gasification is in the first place? Its thermal oxidation, and the term is on IET's website, and even mentioned in IET's own patent under the cited patents section:

http://www.google.com/patents/US6439135

US4941415 Nov 2, 1989 Jul 17, 1990 Entech Corporation Municipal waste thermal oxidation system


www.ietinc.net/page3.html

Unlike Incineration the Waste Gasification / Thermal Oxidation technology is a two-stage waste gasificaton process that converts combustible organic matter from its existing solid or liquid state into a gas under an oxygen depleted environment (also know as "oxidation"). The resulting gas product is then well mixed with ambient air before being flared off in a secondary gas-processing unit.

Lets address this..

All I've seen of a real operation is Mr. Pope's Alaskan operation which has been in business since 1994. I expect the pictures on the website are of his plant as I could find no evidence of a smokestack in aerial pictures of the area of 380 Whirlaway Dr 7 Danville, KY, 40422 where a Robert Gorley supposedly runs International Environmental Technologies, Inc.

Who cares about a smokestack at their office? Just because a company builds bridges doesn't mean that there has to be a bridge at their office. Just because a company builds nuclear power plants doesn't mean that they're powering their home office with one.

Maybe he builds them elsewhere off site where its more convienent for the customer? Didn't they mention it was being built in another state on STT radio? I believe so.

So far I have found no evidence that this company is in operation after 2005:

That's funny, because I have no problem finding evidence they're still in operation, even with an A+ rating from the Better Business Bureau. :

http://www.bbb.org/lexington/business-reviews/environmental-consulting-and-contracting/international-environmental-technologies-in-danville-ky-171528661

And here's their filings with the KY Secretary of State showing its an active corporation and current on all of their filings

https://app.sos.ky.gov/ftshow/(S(vqulmzsx5ijog0vswdlndelx))/default.aspx?path=ftsearch&id=0418457&ct=09&cs=99999


Enough said..

GO GESI! GET GASIFIED!

GESI/IFTF