Cal-Bay International, Inc. Releases Projected Revenues for Arizona Power Production Transfer Station #1
April 20 2011 - 8:30AM
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Cal-Bay International, Inc. (PINKSHEETS: CBYI),
Kevin Denniston Company
President and CEO released the annual projected revenues for
Cal-Bay's Arizona Power Production Transfer Station #1.
The company's first transfer station facility located in
Scottsdale, Arizona's airpark district is expandable up to 10 acres
and is the company's first 25 ton daily "Foliage & Landfill
Waste to Power" Transfer Station. The facility is expected to be
fully operational by the Fourth Quarter 2011, and will start
stockpiling feedstock foliage in May 2011. This facility is the
company's blueprint for Transfer stations across North America.
The operation comprises a 25 Ton state of the art transportable
High Temperature Heat Based Gasification Process which when powered
up runs on its own power generated by the conversion process. The
initial feedstock for the Scottsdale station is landscape Foliage
waste which is continually conveyor fed into the equipment and
processed producing "Clean Electricity" which is fed directly into
the "Grid" system creating mandatory revenues at residential rates
from the Power Companies back to Cal-Bay including both "On and
Off" peak rate revenues. The company generates additional daily
revenues from the delivery of feedstock materials from the
landscape companies by offering a lesser tipping charge than
competing landfills who absorb and compact the foliage, creating
toxic hazardous materials over time which pollutes the land, water
and environment. Cal-Bay's conversion process eliminates those
hazardous elements and generates revenues from Tipping Feedstock by
converting Foliage to "Clean Power" helping the "Green" environment
by reducing emissions and the cleanup of Toxic Waste, whilst
creating revenues.
The Equipment used by Cal-Bay for the gasification conversion
can accept many other types of Landfill Feedstock other than
Foliage which in the near future can be used for the production of
not only Power but Alternative Clean Burning Fuels such as
Bio-Diesel and Aircraft Fuels.
The revenue model for the 25 Ton Transfer Station processing
Landscape Foliage is projected as follows in accordance with the
equipment manufacturers proven results.
Power Production (West Coast Region) approximately 12KWH per 12
Hours Net Revenue from Power Distributors is approximately $1300.00
Per 12 Hour Cycle.
Revenue from daily feedstock tipping per 25 Tons (12 Trucks) is
approximately $1200.00 Per 12 Hour Cycle.
Cal-Bay Projected Annual Revenues from Transfer
Station #1:
Daily Power Production sold to Power Companies
(GRID) $1300 x 365 (Annual) = $475,500
Daily Feedstock Intake Tipping Revenues: 1200 x
300 days (6 Days Weekly) = $360,000
Total Projected Revenues per 12 Hour Period = $835,000 Annually
Cal-Bay's scheduled operations Transfer Station
#1x 24 Hour production = x 2 = $1,670,000 annually
Anticipated State & Federal Tax and Green Credits
per Transfer Station = $1,000,000 Annually
Cal-Bays projected operational costs per Transfer
Station = $400,000 annually
Net Profits per Facility = $2,270,000 Annually
Cal-Bay plans include the operation of 5 fully operational West
Coast Region Stations by 4th quarter 2012 generating in excess of
$11,000,000 net annually.
President & CEO Kevin Denniston commented that the 25 ton
gasification equipment is modular and can be expanded on site as
required to increase production and revenues.
Additional Company Updates:
Cal-Bay (PINKSHEETS: CBYI) yesterday was upgraded on OTC Markets
(PINKSHEETS) from a STOP symbol to "YIELD" Limited Information
status. The company is filing additional necessary information with
OTC Markets in anticipation of being upgraded to the "Current
Information" Tier before the end of April 2011.
Company President Kevin Denniston is expected to announce early
next week a scheduled Radio and Webcast Interview to provide
insight to shareholders and Investors of the company's future
"Green" direction.
Safe Harbor Statement: This release
includes forward-looking statements intended to qualify for the
safe harbor from liability established by the Private Securities
Litigation Reform Act of 1995. These forward-looking statements
generally can be identified by phrases such as CBYI or its
management "believes," "expects," "anticipates," "foresees,"
"forecasts," "estimates" or other words or phrases of similar
import. Similarly, statements herein that describe the Company's
business strategy, outlook, objectives, plans, intentions or goals
also are forward-looking statements. All such forward-looking
statements are subject to certain risks and uncertainties that
could cause actual results to differ materially from those in
forward-looking statements.
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