Our corporate focus is to position ourselves as the leading producer of renewable energy by utilizing abundant, low-cost feedstock such as municipal solid waste (MSW), biomass, sewer sludge, and coal tailings. Due to political and environmental concerns, the ever-increasing price of fossil fuels, and the volatile cost of energy, the outlook for rapid growth in this sector is extremely high. At IBF, our vision is to decrease our domestic dependence on energy production that increases greenhouse gas emissions. We will do this through the utilization of superior technologies to exploit the availability of the world?s waste streams. By developing our projects, we will take these low-value resources and create high-value end products such as clean, renewable power, and with some of our technologies, synthetic fuels.   In the area of Municipal Solid Waste, we plan to take a staged approach:   Step 1 - Contract to mine methane at existing landfills to create electricity. Step 2 - Utilize our landfill enhancement technology to triple the output and totally recover the landfill within a 10                 year period as compared to hundreds of years. Step 3 - Utilization our gasification technology to convert all of the new incoming trash into electricity or reform                 it into diesel, jet fuel, or other fuels. Step 4 - Utilize our Annihilator technology to convert construction debris and other substances into usable                  materials to create a zero waste society.   Some of these same processes can use other plentiful resources such as coal tailings, wood waste, and biomass to convert them into energy or fuels.   We have structured our business around strong senior management and have developed strategic partnerships with leading technology providers along with investors that share our green vision for the future. These partnerships will also include: Landfill owners, coal companies, petroleum companies, and state and federal government entities that are currently exploring avenues decrease the size of their own Carbon Footprint.