$MVTG and the Army Corp of Engineers
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Posted On: 11/11/2017 8:00:57 PM
Like lipstick on a pig things are not always what they seem. The consensus was for some time that MVTG-MEA was dead, doa, and yet in spite of the GE-disaster unfolding and the colapse of crude oil prices in late 2014-2015, that along with the election last year that has the US cutting and running to abandon the Paris Climate accords that the US dragged the world kicking and screaming into agreeing to in late 2015, has hurt all alt energy tech sectors and stocks, and air pollution solution technologies, which MVTG's MEA group has spearheaded solutions for with hoards of UBC University and MVTG-MEA funded international patents the last 9 years, and repeated hard core billion dollar firm partnerships with MVTG's MEA Mantra Energy Alternatives) group, it seems the US Army Corp of Enginers did not get the word that Climate change is a hoax (LOL, neither did most of the worlds scientists, and the public...).
Check this out:
https://insideclimatenews.org/news/30102017/n...ate-change
"The new Army Corps report found that "the city of Norfolk has high levels of risk and vulnerability to coastal storms which will be exacerbated by a combination of sea level rise and climate change over the study period," which ran through 2076. By that point, the report said, the waters surrounding Norfolk will likely have risen anywhere from 11 inches to 3.3 feet. (The land beneath Norfolk is sinking, exacerbating the effects of global sea level rise.)"
The need to complete the commercialization of MVTG-MEA technology to utilize waste CO2 air pollution as a reactant to make usable products is as real as ever. MVTG is sitting on what should be a billion dollar family of technologies. Alstom was set to make it so, until GE gummed up the works by buying Alstom, and stalling Alstom's plans and killing the European grant for the Syn Gas MVTG-ERC, and we now see the folly of GE's recent choices, they have already lost over 10 billion dollars in market cap this year betting on fossil fuels. Big Mistake according the market!!
In the mean time, the CEO saved MVTG from a death spiral, and bought an operating engineering, design, build firm with tier one telecom customers like AT&T with rapidly growing revenue and great prospects for future growth.
Check this out:
https://insideclimatenews.org/news/30102017/n...ate-change
"The new Army Corps report found that "the city of Norfolk has high levels of risk and vulnerability to coastal storms which will be exacerbated by a combination of sea level rise and climate change over the study period," which ran through 2076. By that point, the report said, the waters surrounding Norfolk will likely have risen anywhere from 11 inches to 3.3 feet. (The land beneath Norfolk is sinking, exacerbating the effects of global sea level rise.)"
The need to complete the commercialization of MVTG-MEA technology to utilize waste CO2 air pollution as a reactant to make usable products is as real as ever. MVTG is sitting on what should be a billion dollar family of technologies. Alstom was set to make it so, until GE gummed up the works by buying Alstom, and stalling Alstom's plans and killing the European grant for the Syn Gas MVTG-ERC, and we now see the folly of GE's recent choices, they have already lost over 10 billion dollars in market cap this year betting on fossil fuels. Big Mistake according the market!!
In the mean time, the CEO saved MVTG from a death spiral, and bought an operating engineering, design, build firm with tier one telecom customers like AT&T with rapidly growing revenue and great prospects for future growth.
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