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EastBridge Investment Group: EastBridge Investment Group's Client, Alpha Green Energy, Approved to Obtain License From Regulato

^{Published on 2009-06-08 09:29:14, Last Modified on 2009-06-08 09:30:13 - Market Wire}
 

PHOENIX, AZ--(Marketwire - June 8, 2009) - EastBridge Investment Group (EBIG) (OTCBB: [ EBIG ]) today announced that its client, Alpha Green Energy, a U.S. corporation, incorporated in Arizona by EBIG, has been approved to obtain a license from the Chinese Henan provincial government to operate a 50 Mega-Watt biomass power plant in Henan province. A biomass power plant requires a large amount of biomass wastes as feeds to its boilers, such as grass, corn and wheat stem by-products after harvest. These materials are abundant in Henan, a major grain producing region in China. Alpha Green Energy engages in environmentally safe energy projects. The company partners with the state-of-the-art power equipment manufacturers to produce low carbon emission electricity in China.

Alpha Green Energy and its recently purchased subsidiary, Fiber One, are undergoing a SEC audit and upon completion, will become a public company soon thereafter. EastBridge is a substantial shareholder in Alpha Green.

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