Now that USSE has "controlling interest"
<<NATCHEZ, MS, Dec 06, 2006 (MARKET WIRE via COMTEX) -- U.S. Sustainable Energy Corp. (PINKSHEETS: USSE) announced today that it has signed a memorandum of understanding to acquire a controlling interest in Alcar Chemicals Group, Inc.>>
.... I think we need to watch their PR's:
Organic biomass research firm U.S. Sustainable Energy Corp. (OTC: USSE.PK) officially announces their patent pending new energy process for the creation of a revolutionary and permanent replacement to petroleum diesel fuel.
Natchez, MS (PRWEB) January 11, 2007 -- U.S. Sustainable Energy Corp. (OTC: USSE.PK) -- www.ussec.us -- has announced the official launch and availability of their new organic-based biofuel, discovered during research into the creation of alternative fuel sources from waste biomass. The new biofuel has been tested by independent labs, and is being heralded as the first 100% renewable and environmentally friendly fuel source able to serve as a permanent replacement to diesel fuel -- with none of the negative traits associated with traditional biodiesel or other green energy alternatives.
The new biofuel, referenced internally as SoyMazia 128, demonstrates several properties superior to any other green fuel source available, including a heating value of 128,000 BTU per gallon. The USSE biofuel costs less than fifty cents per gallon to produce, and 1 bushel of soybeans can create literally 5 gallons of biofuel - in comparison to 1.5 gallons for any other biodiesel on the market. The biofuel discovery is also superior to diesel and biodiesel for resistance to all weather conditions, remaining fluid and flowing at temperatures down to -90 degrees Fahrenheit.
Their state-of-the art manufacturing technology uses a highly efficient process to breakdown vegetable feedstock and extract the most energy possible, so that nearly 100 percent of the feedstock results in three usable products: liquid biofuel, carbon ash, and biogas. The carbon ash is a rich natural fertilizer containing nitrogen, potash, and orthophosphate, and the biogas can provide 100 percent of the power needed to operate and maintain the USSE manufacturing facility.
Management of U.S. Sustainable Energy Corp. are focused on leveraging the superior performance and low cost of the organic-based fertilizer and biofuel within bundled power plant operations, turnkey energy contracts, ethanol production, and other critical applications that rely heavily on energy as a cost component. Their entrance into the green energy sector marks a well needed advancement in viable alternative fuels.
For more information on USSE, visit their website at www.ussec.us, or visit their official information bureau at www.maximuscommunications.com.
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