Replies to post #9719 on Global Ecology Corporation (GLEC)

[ecoman4444]

The 'process' involves estimating the amount of tonnage that can be composted in a single year. This estimate is done by a non-governmental enterprise. When the estimates are know, the company enters into a lengthy contract, say 10 years. That contract would then be sold on the open carbon credit market like any other commodity. Composting waste that is detrimental to the atmosphere, like animal manure, is one of the highest per-ton carbon credit generators.

[nomoneyleft]

Jawmoke you have to read some of the posts i put out here last week. There is an entire break down phase by phase as illustrated by GGVF. We are in phase III now and here's what phase IV looks like. Interestingly if we get approval it looks like we will probably get some funding from GGVF to get our projects(whichever are in the PDD) fully operational...

Phase IV: Project Commitments Upon review of this project, we may require additional work to satisfy any conditions required for approval. As described above, additional inventory, process certification, product sales or other requirements may need to be met in order to participate in the market. Each project will present its own level of compliance on these issues. Green Giant Venture Fund (GGVF) does not recommend that project owners invest significant expense or effort in meeting market requirements specific to carbon market participation prior to approval of the project proposal. After the project has been approved, the commitments made in the proposal shall be implemented. Green Giant Venture Fund (GGVF) will work to facilitate these requirements in whatever capacity they may require.