Camelot Holdings is a company that currently specializes in the development of biodiesel and ethanol plants throughout the United States. Camelot's goal is to establish relationships between various alternative energy suppliers who are researchers or producers of biodiesel and ethanol to support their goals for long-term profitability and growth. Camelot supports the cause of these alternative energy suppliers through the formulation of joint ventures, mergers, and construction contracts, for alternative energy.
Environmental Power is an alternative energy supplier that has two subsidiaries. One of them is Microgray, which is the research and development division of Environmental Power. Microgray is a developer of biogas plants for cost-effective and environmentally friendly production of renewable energy from food and agricultural waste. These biogas fuels can be used in a number of different applications. They can be used in combustion chamber engines, used directly to reduce reliance on fossil fuels, or cleaned to meet natural gas standards and then piped into offices or homes for heating. Another subsidiary of Environmental Power is Buzzard Power. Buzzard has an 83-megawatt power facility that produces green energy from mined coal waste. Environmental Power describes itself as having a long and successful history of developing clean energy equipment. Since 1982, we have developed, owned, and operated hydroelectric plants, municipal waste projects, coal-fired and clean gas production, and energy utilization facilities. We are proud to have a management team and board of directors comprised of leaders from the public and private sectors, including energy, agriculture, and finance.
Intrepid Technology and Resources, Inc., is a company that processes waste into natural gas as an alternative energy source. The company's vision centers on the fact that the US produces two billion tons of animal waste annually, while US natural gas reserves are suddenly dwindling. ITR builds 'organic waste boilers' locally at organic waste sites. These facilities produce, purify and distribute methane from organic waste; methane is a viable alternative to natural gas. ITR currently operates in Idaho, with plans for national expansion, for alternative energy.
Nathaniel Energy is a company with the goal of protecting the environment and minimizing the total cost of ownership of the business. The Nathaniel Energy Total Value Preservation System (TVPS) provides unique benefits to companies by Nathaniel's recognition of the alternative energy potential of materials typically considered nothing more than waste or pollutants. Nathaniel Energy's technology makes it possible to extract and transform into alternative energy virtually all the potential energy contained in waste materials. All of this is produced at almost no additional cost beyond what the company would have to spend on installing pollution control and prevention systems. Nathaniel Energy's innovative TVPS recovers valuable resources that other processes cannot. During the entire process, a maximum of valuable material is obtained for reuse, which leads to cost reduction and environmental protection. Conventional cleanup and pollution control processes treat these materials as mere contaminants that are either destroyed or discarded. TVP, therefore, reduces the total cost of business ownership by providing an additional revenue stream, in the future. Another aspect in this regard is, the energy generated from oceans
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