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Mantra to Target $1.5 Billion Steel Pickling Market in 2009Corporate Summary Mantra, through its group of sustainable energy, carbon reduction and consumer product subsidiaries, is set to enter the burgeoning green technology marketplace with an innovative, multi-faceted approach focused on profitability through sustainability. By aggressively seeking out new technologies and innovating solutions for a cleaner earth, Mantra intends to provide a highly profitable and, more importantly, socially and environmentally responsible investment for its shareholders. Executive Summary The accumulation (ACC) of carbon dioxide and heat in the Earth's atmosphere equals the input (IN) minus the output (OUT). Currently, human activity and especially the burning of fossil fuels is causing CO2 to accumulate in the Earth's atmosphere at the rate of eight billion tonnes per year (about 3% of the total). The temperature of the atmosphere is rising by about 1 degree Celsius every 20 years and the potential consequences are catastrophic, according to the United Nations. Over the last 200 years, trillions of dollars have been invested into the fossil fuel economy: it is this economy that we have inherited. A new era of investment is now beginning to emerge. Alternative and renewable energy, and sustainability are concepts at the forefront of the minds of businessmen and industrialists. Scientific innovation is generating new technologies to meet this need. Investors need to be aware of the change that is underway and to recognize the unparalleled opportunity it offfers. Our role at Mantra is to bridge the gap between innovation and investment. By aggressively seeking out new technologies and innovative solutions Mantra aims to connect investors with exciting opportunities that meet today's global environmental challenges. Mantra is committed to developing and commercializing technologies that support a greener economy, meeting the needs of the present without compromising the future.
Why Invest in Mantra Venture Group Ltd. ?
Electro Reduction of Carbon Dioxide (ERC) ERC will compete with Carbon Capture Storage (CCS). The US government recently shut down its first major project in CCS as being too expensive. CCS explained: CO2 is captured at source (i.e. a power plant), then the CO2 is liquified and moved to a suitable site where it is injected for permanent underground storage. The developed world was looking to this project for leadership in the disposal of CO2. Mantra’s approach is to treat CO2 as a resource, not a cost, and use it as input in making a valuable chemical. Development work continues on ERC. The chemical can be used in industry or to drive a specially designed fuel cell. When completed, the combination will create a renewable fuel and clean energy. Signal Smoothing Sustainable energy comes from natural sources, and the power produced tends to be variable because of this. Wind power, for example, varies with the changing force of the wind. Grid standard power is the opposite: it is completely smooth and predictable. If sustainable energy is to be of use, it must be converted into grid standard. Mantra has been working with and encouraging a new technology that converts and smoothes sustainable power into grid standard. Mantra has chosen this technology because it fits our model. It is the “next generation” of such equipment and has proven to be more efficient and smoother in operation. This technology has now completed field testing and is close to commercialization. We project an attractive market for the finished product. |
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