Converde Energy USA

bist ja der einzige der was zu dieser Aktie schreibt...;-) W2 Energy gibt ja viele gute News, aber bis heute ist davon noch nichts zu sehen im Kurs. Bis jetzt sind das alles leere Versprechungen. Ist eben ein Otc Wert. Glaubst du die werden eines Tages mal damit Geld verdienen? Ist schon alles sehr seltsam bei denen, mit den News und dann der Wert. Wo siehst du deiner Meinung nach könnte W2 Energy mal gehen? 1 $? 0,2 $? Chapter11? Das Volumen ist ja auch so eine Sache, für die Shares wieder los zu werden.. wallw

press release Oct. 15, 2009, 8:42 a.m. EDT · Recommend · Post: W2 Energy Partners With Toxco to Turn Old Batteries Into Energy Leading Green Energy and Battery Recycling Companies Team to Create Electricity and Liquid Fuel from Battery Waste TORONTO, Oct 15, 2009 (MARKETWIRE via COMTEX) -- W2 Energy, Inc. (PINKSHEETS: WTWO), a developer of mass-to-energy technology, and Toxco, Inc., one of the world's leading battery recyclers, announce they have entered into a joint venture in which W2 Energy will take approximately 600 tons yearly of carbon cake and plastics generated in Toxco's battery recycling plant in British Columbia and will convert that battery waste into electricity and ultra low sulfur diesel. "We think this is an excellent opportunity for Toxco to grow even more 'green' as a company," says Kathy Bruce, Vice President of Toxco Canada. "We are committed to taking care of the planet and making good use of every part of these batteries." Through its Big Green Box program, Toxco receives batteries of all sorts from some of the largest and most environmentally progressive companies, municipalities and educational institutions in North America. Using a set of proprietary processes, Toxco safely strips the metals out of these batteries and sells it. Up until now Toxco has been sending the shredded battery cases to the landfill. W2 Energy will be taking this waste, primarily plastic and carbon, and converting it electricity and diesel fuel using a set of technologies developed over the last nine years. "Toxco is an ideal business partner for W2 Energy because they have already made such an impressive commitment to environmental sustainability," says Mike McLaren, CEO of W2 Energy. "We are pleased to utilize this material in a way that provides sustainable benefits and produces the energy our society needs." W2 Energy's technology will convert the hydrogen, carbon and oxygen which comprise Toxco's battery waste into a renewable source of fuel and electricity. "This joint venture is ideal for both Toxco and W2. We are giving them a high quality feedstock for their machine, and they are giving us the electricity and liquid fuel we use in our operations. That's a win/win," says Ms. Bruce. W2 Energy will be building a mobile mass-to-energy unit which will fit on a single 45-foot truck trailer. Inside the truck will be a complete mass-to-energy plant which will process up to 4 tons per day of plastic and carbon waste. While this plant will require electricity to start it, once running, W2 Energy's low temperature gasifier and high efficiency steam engine will actually generate excess electricity. The resulting synthetic gas will be converted into liquid fuel. That fuel will either be used by Toxco or sold to a fuel blender for resale. The carbon and nitrogen oxides normally generated by combusting waste will be sequestered in the W2 Energy's algae reactor, in which various strains of algae will grow on these flue gases. The resulting algae will be gasified and turned into more fuel and electricity.

Oct. 8, 2009, 11:21 a.m. EDT · Recommend · Post: W2 Energy Begins Negotiations to put Algae Oil Plants in the Caribbean TORONTO, Oct 08, 2009 /PRNewswire-FirstCall via COMTEX/ -- W2 Energy Inc. (PINKSHEETS: WTWO), a developer of green energy, is pleased to announce its marketing arm has begun negotiating with several organizations and governments in the Caribbean to build commercial scale Algae bioreactor to produce biofuel. The company's Sunfilter Bioreactor is a low cost, low energy consuming bioreactor capable of producing biodiesel. The algae for fuel market is a quickly growing market. Recently Exxon announced on CNN and through commercials that it is beginning to develop algae production for the production of fuel in the US. W2 Energy has already developed the technology and expects to have several production units in the Caribbean by the middle of 2010. The significant number of sun hours in the Caribbean are ideal for the production of biofuel using the the W2 Energy Sunfilter bioreactor. The Company expects that the algae to biofuel program in the Caribbean will be a great success. With the W2 Energy plant garbage becomes a renewable resource. W2 Energy trades in the United States on the Pink Sheets under the symbol "WTWO". For further information, please contact Mike McLaren at (519) 341 3185 or

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