valeria123
7 days ago
Based on who Ben is and why he is here for so long, doing toxic financing, would be the stupidest thing he would do. So, if anything, I would say he would never do it. As much as I hate their progress and communication, I do not believe Ben would kill the company like this. He has a lot of skin in the game, so let's hope they get some real investment or JV or something.
valeria123
2 weeks ago
Yes, I guess everyone is now looking for some moonshot miracle, as many have probably already written the loss off. It is either full loss, which is not much from these levels (especially for me anyways), or some miracle. The fact that management is not communicating anything is not helping at all. Anyways, best of luck to us
brooklyn137
2 months ago
Look, we all know what's going on. the company has a technology that works, has a deal with a company that has a technology to convert ethanol to aviation fuel and a license to sell 20 percent ethanol fuel. They have a plan with Vertimass to build a plant. The next step is to raise money. If they are talking to people, and I am virtually sure they are, they probably can't talk to us because because of the rules of their negotiation.
So, what could they say to bring us up to date? Nothing. So talking to us would be worse than worthless. Stockholders would be demanding information they can't give and would be more pissed at the end.
Consider, when we bought we knew we were taking a big risk, but the reward justified it. Now, we are taking a much smaller risk for the same reward. Why smaller? Because all the development has been done. The only question left is can they raise the money.
AAZ
2 months ago
What is happening here? I bought more, because it is cheap, but is there anything left with value in this company? I invested in this one and in CRXM, both recommendations from Altitrade, I still have some hope left, but until now, almost every other investment decision I made by myself was clearly outperforming these ideas by so much. Perhaps there will be a big surprise one day and I will be very grateful for Altitrade’s ideas, but right now we have only new lows or even a delisted company and Altitrade didn’t make an update for a very long time. Good luck to everybody!
valeria123
2 months ago
Markets make all time high weekly pretty much, if we can’t raise funds in this environment, I wonder how would we cope if a recession hits…
Hard to believe Ben is capable of running this show, based on history, of him being the CEO so far, the odds are not looking great for us…
Not even sure what anthony and others are doing other than getting salary
3Djschmidt
3 months ago
EPA Registers Vertigas20 -- Green Gasoline to be Produced by VertiBlue Fuels
GLOBENEWSWIRE
9:55 AM ET 05/01/2024
PALM BEACH GARDENS, FL, May 01, 2024 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Blue Biofuels, Inc. (BIOF) .
VertiGas20, a renewable gasoline product, is now registered to be sold as 20% blends in conventional gasoline to help mitigate transportation carbon emissions.
VertiBlue Fuels, LLC, a 50/50 JV between Blue Biofuels (BIOF) and Vertimass, will start producing this renewable gasoline as one of the first products coming from the production capacity that VertiBlue Fuels will realize.
Blue Biofuels, Inc. (BIOF), is pleased to announce that the United States Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has approved registration for blending up to 20% of green gasoline with conventional gasoline. This new renewable gasoline product, VertiGas20, is made from renewable ethanol by the joint venture’s licensed technology from Vertimass, its Consolidated Alcohol Deoxygenation and Oligomerization (CADO) technology.
VertiGas20 is a new generation of fuel which can be used in current gasoline vehicles (approximately 340 million in the U.S. alone) without any engine modifications. This will help reduce greenhouse gas emissions from existing cars and other gasoline powered engines.
Blue Biofuels (BIOF) is planning to produce cellulosic biofuels which will further reduce the greenhouse gas emissions either when the cellulosic ethanol is used as direct blend in fuel or if it is converted into gasoline or SAF for use in transportation.
"VertiGas20 represents a significant step toward producing more renewable fuels, compatible with the existing infrastructure, which will help mitigate climate change," explained Vertimass Chief Operating Officer Dr. John Hannon.
Blue Biofuels (BIOF) CEO and Chairman, Ben Slager notes: “An interesting factor is that this enables gasoline vehicles to become more green without replacing them with electric vehicles, thereby offering more choices for the green consumer. Moreover, when Blue Biofuels’ produces cellulosic ethanol with its Cellulose-to-Sugar technology, this will add significant further CO2 reduction to the VertiGas20 fuel by providing cellulosic ethanol, with a higher carbon reduction rating, as feedstock to the VertiGas20 production. This will be a winning combination for the environment and for the Company.”
valeria123
3 months ago
At this stage is really a casino with this stock and management. Not sure anymore I believe they have any plans to become a leading biofuel company. Before, Ben used to say he takes no salary and his interest are even more than most shareholders since he holds most of the stock. But by the way they report and operate/communicate to us is very sketchy we have a future. What was the point of king grass now already 2 years. Where are the third party verifications, etc. What was the point of forming a new company with Vertimass if we have no clue what we can produce and if the technology is viable?!
Maybe Ben will be able to turn this around, but he has been on the throne for now 5 year or so, and we are dead in the water.
Anthony not even sure if that guy is doing anything for the company, other than he cashed out about $1mil when the stock was pumped by the famous Altitrade pumper…So many things don’t add up…