The world is Greening Up with regard to its awareness of Environmental

Issues. We must cut green house emissions. Allied and its partners

have teamed up to promote Clean Coal Technology, while continuing

to provide sustainable energy to our commercial, industrial and

governmental customers. We understand that energy cost not only

drives the economy in the United States, but is also of concern

for developing countries. Issues with World Wide Energy Demand

continues to put pressure on the price that those resources

command in the marketplace. We are developing coal mines in

Indonesia to meet the demands of China and India. We strive to use

the most modern mining methods and practices to minimize the impact

on the local environment. We have developed processes and methods

which maximize the utilization of the carbon based feedstocks that

we extract.

By converting Carbon Based Feedstocks into Hydrogen Rich

Syn-Gas, approximately 25% of our gas stream is converted

into Pure (H2O). The balance of this Hydro-Carbon Rich stream

produces Synthetic Motor Fuels, DME and other complex carbon

string products. Feedstocks can include, but are not limited to:

Municipal Solid Waste, (MSW) used automotive tires, Belt Pressed

Sewage Cellulosic Plant Matter, Bio-Mass, Low Grade Coals, Natural

Gas, Tar Sands, Petroleum Coke, Crude Oil and any other material

that could commonly be burned. Our process heats these feedstocks

inside an Oxygen starved vessel. The source temperatures exceed

the temperature of the surface ofthe Sun.

At these temperatures, molecules break their bonds. Using a

Modified Fisher-Tropsch Precess, we are able to reform the "off-gas"

into simple elemental building blocks. By passing this Syn-Gas

stream over various catalysts, the reformed stream of gases produce

marketable products which can be sold.

The important part of this process is the re-cycling of existing

materials which make up the World Wide Carbon Footprint.

Recycling at the Elemental Level is the cleanest, most efficient

method for dealing with global waste and coal, in use today.