"The fossil/green hybrid may not be an end in itself, but could prove to be transitional, a vital step away from fossil fuel dependency to a renewable energy future, says QGEN, a Boston-based development company. CEO Wael Almazeedi, who also founded international energy development company BTU Power, plans to sell hybrid designs as intellectual property."
A compendium of information from PUBLIC DOMAIN sources providing additional perspective on the BTU group of companies (BTU Ventures, BTU Industries, and other affiliates), QGEN, as well as their principals, Wael Al-Mazeedi and Mitsue Oishi. The BTU group of companies are headquartered in Waltham, Massachusetts and should not be confused with Peabody Energy (NYSE: BTU). QGEN should not be confused with Qiagen NV (NASDAQ: QGEN).
BTU Power Company (In Liquidation): CPC & TAPCO Investments
Thursday, December 23, 2010
QGEN's (the company behind "watershed moments" and "landmark events") business model: To collect royalties in the future for something that doesn't exist yet.
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Exactly! No engineers = no patents = doesn't yet exist! LOL
I wonder where the designs come from? Still designing? Maybe you should hire an engineer! Clueless. Hybrid nothing. Hybrid solar nothing. No engineering department no any CAD software in our new Office.
Dream a little dream. The gig is up! The Internet will allow people to see you in a true light.
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