Opportunity & Investment
The principals of Eco Global Fuels, have been involved with the research and development of our clean fuel technologies for over 20 years. These technologies are fully documented and demonstrable to those credential investors willing to sign our non-disclosure agreement. While the blueprint for our fuel program is firmly in place, equity seed capital is necessary for advancing this fuel model forward.
Eco Global Fuels is currently seeking green-minded investors to help us realize our goal of delivering renewable liquid transportation fuels at a competitive price while reducing the carbon emissions that threaten our planet.
"Vision is not enough, it must be combined with venture. It is not enough to stare up the steps, we must step up the stairs."
As an investor in Eco Global Fuels, you will play a crucial role in:
- Reducing carbon dioxide emissions in the atmosphere
- Reversing the greenhouse effect
- Improving air quality
- Reducing global dependency on the planet’s dwindling supply of fossil fuel
- Producing transportation fuels that are sustainable, renewable and carbon-neutral
- Priming an emerging market for exponential growth
This breakthrough science is mature, evidence-based and cost effective. It presents an opportunity an equity principal or a corporate consortium for example, to take investment positions in the industrial startup and commercialization of a synthetic, renewable, carbon-neutral transport fuels program.
Transparent and credential entities, entrepreneurs, individuals with the relevant market profiles or proposals who wish to know more are invited to tender their interest to EGF.
The technology is here. And the time is now.
With your help, we at Eco Global Fuels can deliver an ROI that you and future generations can truly bank on: a renewable source of carbon neutral fuel that will pioneer a new environmental chemistry that over time will change minds, methodologies, markets, and significantly de-carbonize industries.
*Note: These technologies are fully documented and demonstrable to those credential investors willing to sign our non-disclosure agreement.
Investment Questions
Do you have a budget of projected costs?
Yes, we do - complete with timelines and stages of completion. Credential and transparent principals who sign the non-disclosure agreement are free to review it.
What is the present status of Eco Global Fuels?
EGF has constructed a hydroxy electrolyzer that is cost-efficient. Our patent attorney has verified that the cell configuration is unique, novel and patentable internationally (this report is available to those who sign our non-disclosure agreement). We are ready to scale the project up to the proof of concept pilot stage - hence our need for equity capital.
Market Potential
The market potential for the industrial application of green fuel production is staggering.
By 2010, the consumption rate of crude oil is estimated to peak at 110 million barrels per day. In terms of liquid fossil hydrocarbon consumption, this translates to a daily rate of 21.653 billion liters.
Meanwhile, a prototypical Eco Global Fuels plant is designed to produce 1.16 billion liters per year of Solanol. The estimated ROI for a plant of this size is 17-21 percent, yielding annual profits of approximately US $3.5 billion.
An estimated 9,823 Eco Global Fuels plants would be needed to produce 31.216 billion liters per day of Solanol™.
9,823 plants would yield annual profits of approximately US $343,801 billion.
The Green Energy Boom
Investments in clean technologies topped US $5 billion in 2007 - a massive 44 percent increase from the previous year. Energy generation companies were the primary recipients, attracting financing of US $2.7 billion. Economists have forecasted a continuation of this trend in the years to come, citing alternative energy generation industries such as solar, hydro, wind, and geothermal as the focus of venture funding as well as incentives and grants generated by the Obama administration.
The problem with a number of carbon-free energy initiatives is that they are not 100 percent renewable. In addition to being unsustainable from an environmental perspective, the use of cellulose products such as corn for the production of ethanol is inflationary and, in the case of third world nations where hunger is epidemic, potentially crippling.
The Eco Global Fuels model for alcohol production is more cost-effective than that for producing corn-based ethanol, yielding a higher ROI without subsidies and without having any effect on food prices.
Another problem with many of these “solutions” is that they frequently cannot be integrated into the current energy transport infrastructure. The fact that we immediately convert the hydrogen we produce into an alcohol-based liquid allows Eco Global Fuels to utilize existing fuel transport infrastructure.