Ukraine Energy Independence with Renewable Fuels

Hello, my name is William H. Stewart and I own a company
called International Computers & Technology LLC. I also work for
the United States government but I am not representing them in an
official capacity.I will be traveling in Ukraine July 25 to
August 7,2009 speaking to a number of biofuel investors, companies
and would like to meet with your sales office in Ukraine if that
is possible. I can be reached at this email and at a Ukrainian
cellphone number if that is necessary. I found out about your
company through Fuel Ethanol Industry Directory.

I am traveling in Ukraine to help advance the use of
switchgrass,miscanthus and jatropha as biofuel, ethanol and
biodiesel. I have been in contact with Ceres.com who is a major
developer of miscanthus & switchgrass for use in biofuels as you
can see here:

http://www.ceres.net/Products/Products-Ovw.html


The Jatropha plant from the Caribbean and used in India produces biodiesel.
Please look at 1. http://www.biodieselmagazine.com/issue.jsp


2. http://ec.bbiinternational.com/ema/DisplayPage.aspx?pageId=Cellulosic_Ethanol


3.
http://www.crowniron.com/technologies/biodiesel.cfm


4. http://www.google.com/search?q=jatropha+oil&ie=utf-8&oe=utf-8&aq=t&rls=org.mozilla:en-US:official&client=firefox-a



I am not doing this in order to enter into any business relationships
at this time but only to assist the United States-Ukraine Charter on
Strategic Partnership,Bureau of European and Eurasian Affairs,
Washington, DC. on December 19, 2008 as seen here
Section III: Economic, Trade and Energy Cooperation.
I will quote the relevant portion here:

"Section III: Economic, Trade and Energy Cooperation

The United States and Ukraine intend to expand cooperation to
enhance job creation and economic growth, support economic reform
and liberalization, develop a business climate supportive of
trade and investment and improve market access for goods and
services. Recognizing that trade is essential for global
economic growth, development, freedom and prosperity, the United
States and Ukraine support the following initiatives:

1. Welcoming Ukraine’s accession to the World Trade Organization
on May 16, 2008, the parties held the first U.S.-Ukraine Trade
and Investment Council meeting on October 2, 2008 in Kyiv. As
discussed at the meeting, the United States continues to support
Ukraine’s efforts to implement its WTO commitments. Other areas
in which we plan to accelerate our efforts include expanding
market access, resolving outstanding disputes and promoting
intellectual property rights. Acknowledging the importance of
increased investment to economic growth and development, the
United States supports Ukraine’s efforts to enhance investor
protections.

2. Recognizing the importance of a well functioning energy
sector, the parties intend to work closely together on
rehabilitating and modernizing the capacity of Ukraine’s gas
transit infrastructure and diversify and secure Ukraine’s
sources of nuclear fuel making Ukraine less dependent on
foreign sources of nuclear fuel and nuclear fuel storage.

3. Following the Roadmap of Priorities for U.S.-Ukraine
Cooperation, the United States and Ukraine intend to launch
the work of the Bilateral Energy Security Working Group.
Consistent with the U.S.-EU Summit Declaration of June 10, 2008,
the United States and Ukraine intend to enhance a trilateral
dialogue with the European Union on enhanced energy security.

4. Actively developing cooperation with Ukraine’s regions,
including Crimea, the United States supports Ukraine’s plan to
promote security, democracy and prosperity through expanded
economic development, energy conservation, food security,
and good governance initiatives. The United States and Ukraine
also intend to cooperate in the area of public-private
partnerships in regions of Ukraine aimed at supporting
small and medium enterprises.

While I am in the Ukraine I will be happy to assist
your company's efforts in marketing your process design
capabilities. I realize your company already has very large
multinational clients such as ADM,Bunge and Cargill. However,
please contact me if there is anything you can think I can
assist you with. I will be contacting the Under Secretary for
Political Affairs , Bureau of European and Eurasian Affairs in
the State Dept. and the Assistant Administrator for
Policy and International Affairs in the Energy Dept.

Thank you for your attention,
William H. Stewart

Please read this article Biden: Energy Independence Key to Ukraine's Economic Health
By Peter Fedynsky 22 July 2009