China and Green Energy Resources Open Renewable Energy Talks; 10 Year, 250 Million Ton, 10 Ship Deal Discussed.

BEIJING -- Green Energy Resources (Pink Sheets: GRGR) announced it has met with Chinese government ministers to discuss Renewable Energy. Negotiations were led by Mr. Andrew Tong of Green Energy Resources China office. China enacted a new Renewable Energy law in March, and signed the international Kyoto Treaty.

Discussions center on a 10 year, 250 million ton deal to deliver wood biomass for Co-firing to China. Green Energy Resources would buy 10 woodchip ships built and manufactured in China valued around $350 million dollars, and provide shipping lease back options to the Chinese government in the future. Talks are ongoing.

China recently announced its plans to expand coal production over 1 billion tons, and is exploring large scale co-firing. Co-firing is an environmentally friendly application of mixing wood biomass with coal to reduce greenhouse gases. The major trade obstacle is the U.S. Government's rejection of the Kyoto accord, as the world's largest emitter of greenhouse gases.

In related company news, a Chinese version of Green Energy Resources Website is currently being tested for the China market.

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