Kingdom of Saudi Arabia Grants International Power Group Ltd. License to Construct Waste-to-Energy Plants in the Kingdom
Peter Toscano, IPWG's CEO stated "We are extremely pleased and honored to obtain the approvals from all three Saudi authorities. We believe this approval from Saudi Arabia is an indication that our plan to have IPWG waste-to-energy plants constructed and operating throughout the world is well on its way". Mr. Toscano further commented, "This approval allows IPWG to fulfill its commitment to providing solutions for the Kingdom's waste disposal, electric and water needs." IPWG expects to commence construction of waste-to-energy plants in Saudi Arabia by the end of 2006, in all corporation with term and conditions set forth by the Saudi government.
About International Power Group, Ltd.
International Power Group, Ltd. is a publicly traded company dedicated to providing multifaceted energy solutions in a sustainable and environmentally friendly manner. Through its worldwide subsidiaries, the company intends to construct and operate waste-to-energy facilities that will render commercial, hazardous, organic, and toxic wastes into billable electricity and potable water.
With offices and/or subsidiaries in the United States, England and Mexico, International Power Group, Ltd. plans to contract with governments and other commercial interests for tipping fees to remove waste products that will be processed in company owned and operated waste-to-energy facilities. As revenue is generated with the in-processing of waste and the out-processing of electricity and water, the company is uniquely positioned to profit on nearly all aspects of plant operations.
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