Yesterday, he ran a piece about a breakthrough technology called polymer energy. This turns recycled plastics into crude oil.

Greg reckons this proprietary technology will change recycling forever. He also reckons it could mean major gains for early investors…

Polymer Energy isn’t just a recycling method. It’s a proprietary system that’s a true alternative to traditional recycling. And this isn’t some fly-by-night operation, either. In fact, the European Environmental Press has selected Polymer Energy as one of the top ten technologies for environmental protection.

Polymer Energy uses a process called catalytic pyrolysis to change waste plastic into crude oil. The process is efficient and scalable, making it easy for clients to implement and expand.

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The scalability is accomplished through modules. A single polymer energy module produces up to 205 gallons of crude oil for every ton of plastic waste. One module can process between 200 and 400 tons of plastic every month. That means just one of these units can turn stacks of garbage into upwards of 820,000 gallons of crude every 30 days…

Why it works is quite simple. As we mentioned before, this is scalable technology. Want to increase capacity? Just add another polymer energy module and you’re good to go.

The system is also extremely versatile. The modules can process dirty plastics – even plastics mixed with glass, dirt or liquids. No extensive pre-cleaning or sorting process is necessary. This makes it that much cheaper to turn waste plastics into valuable crude. This crude can be sent to refineries or used as-is to run generators.

These kinds of technologies can be worth enormous gains to early investors. It’s definitely something to keep your eye on.

Source: Trash is Cash

According to The Guardian newspaper, there’s growing confidence that so-called “grid parity”, the holy grail of the industry — whereby solar power can be produced as cheaply as it bought from the grid — is close at hand.

“The [US]  government recently incentivized production of ethanol, biofuel, and solar technology,” says Charles Delvalle in Investor’s Daily Edge.

If a Democrat gets into office, these incentives should grow. Congress even pushed up the Corporate Average Fuel Economy (CAFÉ) guidelines for the first time since 1975. And the idea of carbon credits is beginning to gain traction in Congress.

So the government is helping fuel the creation of cleaner energy. Step one is complete.

What about step two?

If I talk to any of my friends and tell them I love the things oil does to the earth, they’ll slap me (yes, I know oil is bad for the earth). If I told them that I didn’t recycle, they’d yell at me (yes, I recycle). My friends are already convinced that the green movement is the way to go.

If you type in the word ‘green’ in Google, you’ll see thousands of new websites that all talk about how great it is to be green.

Look at corporate trends, and you see more commercials with companies talking about going green. Wal-Mart, IBM, Intel, Google, and even ExxonMobil is getting into the act. The idea of going green is spreading like wildfire. And it will only increase as gas prices move higher.

The green market is definitely seeing the second step. But how about the third?

Have you seen solar stocks lately? In the past two years, these companies have popped by 100% – 300%. And it seems like a new solar company pops up every other day touting a ‘breakthrough’ technology that allows amazing conversion of light to electricity. Many have no profits to speak of and don’t plan on entering production for years.

Ethanol stocks were moving higher for a while, but have gone down since the middle of last year (maybe investors are catching on to how ‘not green’ ethanol really is). Geothermal producers are shooting higher. And those who sell wind turbines are making great money on increasing orders.

By 2030, Morgan Stanley expects green sales across the globe to total over $1 trillion (that’s bigger than the Gross Domestic Product of 169 of the 181 member countries of the International Monetary Fund!).

Most people I speak to see green technology as the wave of the future. It’ll only be a matter of time until they think that investing in green companies is a no-brainer.

In the end, this whole green movement we see today could very well be the start of yet another massive bubble. And considering the riches that were made during the two previous bubbles, catching the green investment mania early on would be a great way to make a lot of coin in the next few years.

“The richest investment opportunities can be found in the fast-emerging alternative energy sector,” says Mike Burnick in The Offshore A-Letter.

That’s where oilman T. Boone Pickens is putting his money – his company Mesa Power just placed an order for US$2 billion in wind turbines. And there’s much more profit potential in other parts of the alternative energy sector too – especially alternative fuel.

The market for ALL alternative energy sources grew 40% last year alone to US$77.3 billion and will explode into a US$250 billion industry within 10 years.

Bio-fuel grew to a US$25.4 billion market last with more than 15 billion gallons of ethanol and biodiesel produced globally – more than double the output of just four years ago. The worldwide Bio-fuel industry will continue to enjoy explosive growth for years to come – expanding into a US$81 billion business within the next 10-years!