Most disruptive new ttech in energy in decades
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Posted On: 01/02/2014 3:22:28 PM
$MVTG, just starting to wake up.
To my knowledge no other credible company, other than MVTG, in the world has a triple hitter technology combo that can produce fuel cells that use cheap Nickel as a catalyst instead of platinum, operate with out a super expensive membrane, operate on liquid fuels with out a hydrogen reformer (added cost for the reformer), are smaller, cheaper and lighter than any other fuel cell, and they can run on formic acid produced from a sister MVTG technology that uses renewable electric power, such as excess wind and solar, to capture and convert CO2 waste emissions from the largest industrial sources of carbon dioxide on the planet, like LaFarge Cement manufacturing plants (second largest source of CO2 on the planet is making cement from roasting limestone).
Then add it the recent news that Alstom, 93,000 employees, in 100 countries, one of the largest companies in the world building power plants, including Nuclear power plants, has put up nearly $1,000,000 in phase one of a multi phase collaboration deal with MVTG to speed up the commercial phase of deployment, and you have one hell of an investment when the market cap is still 2-5% of the other fuel cell only companies like PLUG, BLDR (Ballard), and FCEL.
57 Million issued shares total since 2007, makes MVTG a steal at a a dime.
To my knowledge no other credible company, other than MVTG, in the world has a triple hitter technology combo that can produce fuel cells that use cheap Nickel as a catalyst instead of platinum, operate with out a super expensive membrane, operate on liquid fuels with out a hydrogen reformer (added cost for the reformer), are smaller, cheaper and lighter than any other fuel cell, and they can run on formic acid produced from a sister MVTG technology that uses renewable electric power, such as excess wind and solar, to capture and convert CO2 waste emissions from the largest industrial sources of carbon dioxide on the planet, like LaFarge Cement manufacturing plants (second largest source of CO2 on the planet is making cement from roasting limestone).
Then add it the recent news that Alstom, 93,000 employees, in 100 countries, one of the largest companies in the world building power plants, including Nuclear power plants, has put up nearly $1,000,000 in phase one of a multi phase collaboration deal with MVTG to speed up the commercial phase of deployment, and you have one hell of an investment when the market cap is still 2-5% of the other fuel cell only companies like PLUG, BLDR (Ballard), and FCEL.
57 Million issued shares total since 2007, makes MVTG a steal at a a dime.
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