WHITE TIGER BIOFUELS LLC.
FUNDING PROPOSAL
This proposal is submitted for investment consideration, for the purpose of securing startup funding of USD$100M.
Startup funds will enable us to buy the Sunset Ranch, with 2,241 acres, near Interstate 40 / Route 66, and West along Central Avenue, about a 15 minute drive from downtown in Albuquerque, New Mexico. Other sites are available to us in the 'Land of Enchantment' with thousands of acres in area. We have set about working with an innovative algae technology company, to build a 3 million gallon per year algae biodiesel refinery, on over a thousand acres. This company is presently building a biorefinery and algae raceways on a hundred acres, a tenth of the scale we will build in New Mexico. Their proprietary algae strain and biotech
produces advanced biofuels, and methoxylated glycerols, specialty chemicals that are steadily growing in demand. These biochemicals are used in global pharmaceutical, medical and industrial manufacturing processes.
Along with biodiesel, our refinery will generate hundreds of millions of dollars in annual revenue from sales of high value, specialty biochemicals, and algachar (biochar from algae biomass). You can visit <www.icispricing.com> and <www.chembuyersguide.com> to search the global marketplace for these chemicals listed below, using the CAS Reference Numbers from the American Chemical Society <www.cas.org>, to find existing suppliers and manufacturers. At this time there are relatively few manufacturers producing these chemicals in growing, global demand, and a network of commodity brokers and retailers now selling them, primarily to manufacturers in China, Europe, Asia, Africa, and the Americas, producing end products for distribution.
These three biochemicals of high value are produced by this unique algae biotech to be used in our biodiesel refinery to be setup with project funding.
* 1-Methoxy-2,3 Dihydroxypropane (MDP) ---------- BASF Retail Price: $32,000 per gallon
(CAS Ref. No. 623-399-2) ( C4H10O3 -- Formula )
* 1,2,3 Trimethoxypropane (TMP) ----------------------- BASF Retail Price: $750 per .026 gallon
(CAS Ref. No. 20637-49-4) ( C6H14O3 -- Formula )
* 1,3 Dimethoxy-2 propanol (DMP) --------------------- BASF Retail Price: $4,500 per gallon
(CAS Ref. No. 623-69-8) ( C5H12O3 -- Formula )
"We're here looking for new suppliers." --- Michael Staegelmaier, Procurement Manager, BASF
<www.basf.com/group/investor-relations_en.index> ------- "BASF is the world's leading chemical company. We aim to constantly increase the value of our company by profitable growth and to remain the number one in chemistry. With innovation and new technologies, we open up new market opportunities. We combine economic success with environmental protection and social responsibility."
We will produce from 400,000 to 600,000 gallons of these valuable biochemicals per year. We will also produce around $20M per year from algachar, another byproduct of value for this biotech process. Just imagine the enormous profit potential, even selling a minimal 400,000 gallons per year, at $1,000 per gallon, well below current retail pricing, you can see the clear value of this project. Add value of biodiesel and algachar sold each year to sales of biochemicals in a growing global market, and the profit picture glows brightly.
Freshwater algae, of a specially developed strain, to be provided by the company we will be working with, offers fast growth, high oil content, and algagen, a biopolymer found in their cell walls. Extracted oil from biomass will yield biofuel, as well as specialty biochemicals, and algachar, a valuable organic fertilizer comparable to biochar, known as 'Terra Preta', now used in many nations to enhance soil fertility and crop yield, while holding water longer for plant roots to access.
Cold hardy timber bamboo plantings will increase our annual cellulosic feedstock for biofuels, and biochar conversion as they form mature groves for sustainable pole harvests. These species offer poles 6" to 8" diameter, of high quality wood, and grow to lengths of over 50'. In Thailand bamboo is now being used to produce ethanol. Young poles are full of starch and sugar, ideal for ethanol fermentation.
If you watch a copy of the new documentary, FUEL, <www.thefueifilm.com> you will learn that 'Prohibition' was designed to stop ethanol from competing with David Rockefeller's gasoline, made from crude oil his wells brought up. David paid politicians in Washingon, DC, to pass Prohibition, to prevent people at home brewing their own fuel! Now with advanced biofuels refining systems we will use renewable sources to make biofuels of value to replace gasoline, diesel and jet fuel. Another new film, GAS HOLE, points out
that biofuels are truly the next step in sustainable fuels.
Professor Fu Jinhe, Executive Director, International Bamboo And Rattan Association <www.inbar.int> in Beijing, is a long time supporter of this project. He knows that fast growing bamboos can be harnessed to produce biofuels due to their high starch and sugar content while immature, and high cellulose content when mature.
"The world's annual consumption of jet fuel (excluding military) is about two billion barrels (42 gallons per standard barrel) and the International Air Transport Association <www.iata.org> has stated it wants 10% of jet fuel to come from biofuels by 2017. In a move that leads the world, beginning January 1, 2012, 4,000 jet aircraft operators including all airlines must reduce their emissions or face a EU airport ban." ---------------<www.biojetcorp.com/aboutus.htm>
Robert Fulton III, CEO, Turbine Biofuel, Inc., is in dialog with us over using the algae biomass we produce to process into their dry algae powder turbine fuel, in growing demand by our military forces for their jets, tanks, and turbine propelled naval vessels. <www.turbinebiofuel.com>
As we generate income from sales of high value biochemicals, biofuels, and algachar, we will increase revenue by adding new plantings of fast growing species for biomass, and equipment to increase our outputs. Our biofuel sales will increase by adding more acreage, and securing new refinery equipment, along with modular biofuel refining units to process fast growing, cellulosic feedstock species, such as the giant, superior cassava of Indonesia, available from ISC Cassava, in Jakarta, Indonesia. Cassava has over a dozen products made from it now. <http://isccassava.blogspot.com>
Sundrop Fuels, in Longmont, CO <www.sundropfuels.com>, has a very effective system to use woody biomass to produce syngas, and a refining system to turn the syngas into 'green' gasoline, diesel, and aviation 'drop in fuels'. As our cashflow permits we will arrange for a new biorefinery to produce 200M gpy output of 'green' gasoline for New Mexico consumers. The World Paulownia Institute, in Lenox, GA, is eager to work with us to grow their 'Biomass Into Gas' BIG cultivar of the fast growing, cold hardy Paulownia elongata species. <www.worldpaulownia.com> They also offer superior cultivars of Paulownia for timber production of lightweight, strong wood growing in popularity for furniture. These trees can produce over 60 tons of biomass per acre per year for biofuels production.
We are in contact with Mike Rocke, CEO, Cool Planet Biofuels, Inc., who tells us his trailer mounted refining units will be rolling off assembly lines this year, each being able to produce 2M gpy of either high octane BTX biogasoline, or biojet fuel, (comparable to Jet-A) from renewable, cellulosic feedstock we will be growing.
White Tiger Farm, LLc., CEO, Greg O'Neill, son Forest, grandson Noah, personal motivators
Using Food Forest/Permaculture/Edible Landscaping, we will grow gourmet herbs, vegetables, and fruit, at our bioenergy farmstead, in outdoor plantings, as well as in 100' diameter SunDomes from Pacific Domes.<www.pacificdomes.com> We will offer these items to area restaurants, chefs, caterers, and cooks at home. Our project will create a world class attraction in itself, a showcase for leading edge technologies that will be offered to all nations.
This exciting enterprise has tremendous, global potential to create new industries, and jobs, in many nations. A rich legacy will be created for generations to come. Of greater value will be the positive impact we will have on the living land, restoring soil fertility with algachar, as well as producing specialty chemicals valued in pharmaceutical, medical, and other industries, along with biofuels for our nation. By using the new 'Excelerite' products from US - Rare Earth Minerals we will increase size, growth, and nutrient values of the plant biomass we grow for added profitability. <http://us-rem.com> We will do our part for national security by reducing our dependence on foreign oil!!!
If there is any doubt regarding the awesome profit potential of this project, you can use any online search engine to view results of searches on these key words --- specialty chemicals --- biochemicals --- cellulosic ethanol --- biodiesel --- biojet fuel --- cassava --- bamboo --- aquaponics --- aquaculture --- aeroponics --- Blue Marron --- Red Claw Crawfish
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