Welcome to Blue Earth Solutions
"Every day we are given opportunities to give something back to the world, the chance to make a "green" decision. Whether it is leaving the water off while brushing your teeth, carpooling, or switching to compact florescent light bulbs. Each and every one of us has chances to soften our footprint in the quicksand state of our environment. That is why when we were given the opportunity to help diminish the overwhelming amount of waste on our planet AND recycle it, we couldn't look the other way.
Blue Earth Solutions is here to maximize our actions toward improving our planet, bringing us closer to keeping our blue Earth blue. Every one of our employees is hand picked for having both the highest possible skills for their task and the same passion for our environment as we do.
We feel extremely fortunate to have this opportunity and responsibility. The opportunity to benefit stakeholders and positively impact our planet, which we all as humans hold stock in.
No more scare tactics or single-sided statistics. We believe that anyone motivated enough to be reading this right now is aware of Earth's ecological state and willing to join in on the action."
Welcome, to Blue Earth Solutions
Just facts
Paul Slusarczyk (President/COO)"
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Recent News
Oct
22
Memphis Welcomes Blue Earth Solutions, Industrial Development Board Approves $9 Million Industrial Development Bonds for New Foam Recycling Facility
CLERMONT, Fla.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Blue Earth Solutions, Inc. (OTC Bulletin Board: BESN - News) (www.blueearthsolutions.com) today announced that it has been granted approval on its fourth in a series of planned municipal bond offerings nationwide for the construction of StyroSolve™ foam recycling facilities. The Memphis and Shelby County Industrial Development Board accepted an amendment to issue a $9 million bond to finance a new foam recycling facility.
Following the meeting of the Industrial Development Board, Clifford Stockton, Director of the Memphis Chamber of Commerce and member of the Memphis and Shelby County Industrial Development Board, stated: “The Industrial Development Board looks forward to working with Blue Earth Solutions to bring environmentally friendly foam recycling to the region, while also creating valuable jobs. This facility will serve the community well with both environmental and economic benefits.”
In addition to being granted approval on its fourth in a series of bond offerings the Company announced that it has also secured the opportunity with the Orlando Magic to collect foam waste at the Orlando Events Center.
About the Memphis and Shelby County Division of Planning and Development:
The Division of Planning and Development is a joint agency that serves both the City of Memphis and Shelby County Government. Its mission includes the development of plans and programs that result in thriving and livable neighborhoods, safe and efficient buildings and enhanced economic development opportunities.
About Blue Earth Solutions, Inc:
Blue Earth Solutions, Inc. provides practical, economical and environmentally friendly polystyrene recycling using its patented StyroSolve™ system to produce high quality recycled polystyrene pellets suitable for use in virtually all EPS manufacturing applications. The StyroSolve™ process provides a superior alternative to other expanded polystyrene (“EPS”) disposal methods reducing landfill waste and eliminating the dangers of incineration toxins. The Company’s proprietary system provides a biodegradable solution to recycle EPS foam and re-manufacture high quality polystyrene pellets. Producing high quality recycled polystyrene pellets significantly reduces the need for virgin petroleum based polystyrene, providing obvious environmental and economic benefits. Blue Earth Solutions’ mission is to implement a practical, economic and environmentally safe EPS recycling solution on a global scale.
Safe Harbor Statement:
Except for historical information, the matters set forth herein, which are forward-looking statements, involve certain risks and uncertainties that could cause actual results to differ. Potential risks and uncertainties include, but are not limited to, perceived or actual benefits from Blue Earth Solutions planned operations, the market acceptance and level of sales derived from its operations.
Contact:
Union Investor Relations
Ian Shanno, 310-928-3780
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Oct
16
Memphis IDB issues preliminary bond approval for Blue Earth facility
The Memphis and Shelby County Industrial Development Board preliminarily accepted an amendment Wednesday to issue Blue Earth Solutions Inc. a $9 million bond to locate a manufacturing facility in Memphis.
The company collects and recycles expanded polystyrene foam products and recycles them for commercial use.
Blue Earth officials would not comment on the exact location of the new facility because the deal has yet to be negotiated, but the company is looking at a facility in Southwest Memphis.
The funding will be used to purchase equipment to process the foam and include investments in 30 trailers and two tractors to haul the foam.
Blue Earth Solutions also plans to apply for a payment-in-lieu-of-tax benefit. If the PILOT and bond are approved, the company should be able to begin full production in the next eight months.
In other action, the IDB approved a six-year PILOT for Mercury Printing.
Mercury, a subsidiary of Houston-based Consolidated Graphics, is planning a $27.8 million expansion to allow the company to print digital photo books for a major customer.
The expansion would also add 125 new jobs within the first two years of the PILOT, bringing Mercury’s total number of local employees to 227.
The median wage for the new jobs would be $31,590.
Though the PILOT has been approved, Mercury is still competing with another of its parent company’s subsidiaries in Durham, N.C., for the full expansion.
Both Mercury and the Durham company are locating near FedEx facilities, a key factor in choosing the location for the expansion.
Memphis Business Journal - by Trey Heath Staff writer
theath@bizjournals.com | 259-1727
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