WIND DEVELOPMENTS
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Take a deeper look at how we're harnessing the power of wind to offer an alternative power source for the world. Our research and development will prove that we have our sights on success and that we will produce the desired outcome providing a wise investment for all our shareholders.
COAL DEVELOPMENTS
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Or...study some of our detailed information concerning our coal reserves that will provide a massive source of revenue allowing us to advance into other alternative fuel sources in the future. Environmentally safe uses of our natural resources is important. You'll find that we take the time to carefully produce volume energy all while still respecting Mother Nature. |
 Our energy divisions own and develop Wind Farms, Hydro and Distributed Power Facilities. We also own and reclaim large tonnage of Coal fines which we clean, process and sell to Power Plants and other end users such as cement plants.
No one knows for sure what will be used for future sources of electric energy production. But one thing is for sure the continued depletion of resources such as natural gas, coal, and oil will drive the cost of electricity up.
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The Company’s wind energy subsidiary, Arcadian Inc., owns a large wind farm in the Altamonte Pass, east of San Francisco. The wind farm has an appraised value of $14,834,400 including more than a thousand wind turbines that were built in the 1980s and retrofitted in the 1990’s. The project includes leasehold interest on approx. 4,000 acres through 2036 with extension options. The Company plans to replace older turbines with new turbines from General Electric. The Company has secured financing of $120 million to “repower” the wind farm in two phases. At present, the wind farm is not operating while California’s Public Utilities Commission (PUC) sets energy prices and policies in the aftermath of California’s energy crisis of 2000, which led to Pacific Gas and Electric filing for temporary bankruptcy, resulting in power purchase contracts becoming uncollectible. PG&E is no longer in bankruptcy and the California legislature currently is developing a plan to ensure the commercial viability of alternative energy. The Company anticipates that the wind farm at Altamonte Pass will become operational again in the near future, with new, state of the art turbines and higher profit margins.
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In 2004, the Company’s wholly owned subsidiary, Sunvolt Inc., acquired Coal Tract #4 of the Fiatt Coal Mine in Fulton County, Illinois, with options to acquire additional sites in the historically coal-rich area. Coal Tract #4 consists of approx. 100 acres bearing 4,356,000 tons of coal fines, which were mined in the area in the 1920s through the 1940s and deposited aboveground as a 50-foot layer. Coal fines are defined as pieces of mined coal less than 2 inches in diameter. Commercialization of the coal fines requires no new mining. The Company is working with a subcontractor that plans to use proprietary centrifuge technology to increase the heat-generating value of the coal fines with minimal environmental impact. |
