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Garb Oil & Power Corporation Announces Change in Reporting Board; Garb Has Been Elevated From an OTCBB to an OTCQB Company
26 May 2010
SALT LAKE CITY, May 26, 2010 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Garb Oil & Power Corporation (OTCQB:GARB) www.garbop.com announces the elevation of Garb from an OTCBB reporting company to an OTCQB company. John Rossi, the newly appointed President and CEO of Garb Oil & Power Corp., states "this new board provides investors with a more clear and transparent look of Garb. The advantage to the investor is substantial with the possibility of dealing with Garb electronically and having direct access to real time level 2 quotes."
Garb will concentrate on promoting its E-Waste and Tire Recycling plants into the market place both in the United States and abroad. Garb will continue to focus on E-Scrap as a primary technology and continue to both refine the applications and end products deriving from E-Waste. Our technology and expertise have in the past also provided solutions in Waste to Energy and OTR plant building and development. Both of these technologies are important to Garb and will make up part of our long term expansion plan. Read More...
Garb will concentrate on promoting its E-Waste and Tire Recycling plants into the market place both in the United States and abroad. Garb will continue to focus on E-Scrap as a primary technology and continue to both refine the applications and end products deriving from E-Waste. Our technology and expertise have in the past also provided solutions in Waste to Energy and OTR plant building and development. Both of these technologies are important to Garb and will make up part of our long term expansion plan. Read More...
Plans Begin for 10 E-Scrap (E-Waste) Plants to Be Built Worth $135,000,000 by Newly Formed Consortium
14 April 2010
Garb Oil & Power Corporation (OTCBB:GARB)www.garbop.com announces that it has formed a consortium with seven other companies to build 10 E-scrap (E-Waste) plants in the eastern part of the US. The combined value of the projects is $135,000,000, spread over the next 24 months. Garb has finalized the agreement with Soil Remediation Inc. (SRI), Steel Valley Design Inc., LMW Holding Company Inc., Odyssey Environmental LLC, Robert D. Carcelli Inc., Liberian Holding Corporation Inc. and Three C's Distributing, Inc. The plants will process a combined 300,000 metric tonnes of E-Scrap (E-Waste) per year using the latest Garb technology in 10 states across the Eastern US seaboard. The plants will employ over 500 people once fully operational and will apply the Garb ClosedCycle™ principal of leaving NoWaste™. First plant will be completed 1st QTR 2011 with delivery of first machines expected by September 2010 and delivery of plants will continue to 1st QTR 2012. Read More...
Garb is Forming a Consortium to Build 10 E-Scrap (E-Waste) Plants Worth $135,000,000 in Eastern USA
25 March 2010
Garb Oil & Power Corporation (OTCBB: GARB.OB)www.garbop.com announces that it is in the final stages of forming a consortium of six companies to build 10 E-Scrap (E-Waste) plants in the Eastern part of the US. The combined value of the projects is $135,000,000, spread over the next 24 months. Garb expects to finalize the agreement with all six companies by the end of next week. The plants will process 300,000 metric tonnes of E-Scrap (E-Waste) per year using the latest Garb technology in 10 States across the Eastern US seaboard. The plants will apply the Garb ClosedCycle™ principle of leaving NoWaste™. Commissioning of the plants will start 1st QTR 2011 and continue to 1st QTR 2012. Read More...
Garb Announces Sale of E-Waste (E-Scrap) Plant to SRI, Inc. in Ohio for $13,490,000
23 March 2010
Garb Oil & Power Corporation (OTCBB: GARB) www.garbop.com announces the sale for $13,490,000 of an E-Waste processing facility to be commissioned on SRI, Inc., Ohio property site. The plant will process 30,000 metric tonnes of E-Scrap, E-Waste per year using the latest Garb technology. This plant will apply the Garb ClosedCycle™ principal of leaving NoWaste™. Commissioning of the plant is planned for 1st QTR 2011. Read More...