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Started by justastock, July 09, 2006, 09:46:21 AM

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justastock

http://stockcharts.com/h-sc/ui?s=cpco&p=D&b=5&g=0&id=p05268738252

only 12 million on the float here, moves fast, rumor of big news next week. Also check the Ihub board for more info.

J


"When you lose, don't lose the lesson"

justastock

I also talked to the HR on Friday, this is a real company, see Ihub for links.. This month you should see some great news. IMHO


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justastock

Info from the Ihub board >

Float: 12,000,000

Speedteq-Ti Enters the Petroleum Industry
Friday June 9, 9:30 am ET


PHOENIX--(BUSINESS WIRE)--June 9, 2006--Speedteq-Ti, Inc. (Pink Sheets:SDTQ - News), is very pleased to announce that they have acquired all of the outstanding shares of "Neville Trevor and Associates" in a Share Exchange Agreement. As per the Agreement, the Company has acquired 100% of the outstanding shares of "Neville Trevor and Associates" in exchange for 25 million shares of the Company's restricted common stock.

"Neville Trevor and Associates" has developed a plan to recover oil in the Caspian Sea Region by method of absorption. Over the past five years they have worked within Azerbaijan with both government and oil authorities, testing and optimizing their plan.

In addition to the acquisition, the Board has appointed Neville Trevor as Chairman and CEO, and Terry Yakimovich as President. Both Trevor and Yakimovich researched and developed the oil absorption process. Mr. Trevor is currently setting up operations in Baku, Azerbaijan.

To better reflect the Company's new business model, the Board has agreed to change its name to Cengroup Petroleum Corporation. Earlier this year the Company had ended its agreement with Bradley Miller and Speedteq-Ti of Arizona to seek a more profitable business model for shareholders.

Also, to improve liquidity within the Company's stock, the Board has approved a two-for-one forward stock split. Both the stock split and symbol change are expected to occur within the next two weeks.

For further investment information please call Rick Neild at 1-800-488-4544.







Azerbaijan Oil Article:

The Caspian Pipeline... With New Pipeline, Azerbaijan on Verge of Oil Boom

by Ivan Watson

Morning Edition, April 18, 2006 · The tiny former Soviet Republic of Azerbaijan is on the verge of an oil boom. This summer, a 1,000-mile pipeline is expected to begin pumping oil from Azerbaijan's Caspian Sea coast, through neighboring Georgia, to a Turkish port on the Mediterranean Sea.

Industry experts say this pipeline will allow Azerbaijan to eventually quadruple its oil exports, but political opponents in Azerbaijan worry that the oil money will help the government of the former Soviet republic stifle pro-democracy efforts.

The $4 billion project is backed by the United States, in part because it gets Caspian Sea oil wealth out to the international market, without going through Azerbaijan's much larger neighbors, Russia and Iran.

Azerbaijan already has more than a century of experience with oil and the money that comes with it.

"By the year of 1901, with a population of slightly more then 130,000, (Azerbaijan's capital) Baku was making 51 percent of the world's output of crude oil," says Fuad Akhundov, a local historian. "It was unbelievable."

Pointing to 19th-century mansions built during the country's first oil boom, Akhundov says, "You were a millionaire if it happened to be in your land. So this crazy money of the local oil barons flooded into the streets of the city where they tried to outdo each other with every mansion that they built."

Akhundov says that one oil baron built a replica of a Venetian palace. Another built the first opera in the Muslim world. Today, the Azerbaijan State Philharmonic continues to pack in audiences at this recently renovated turn-of-the century concert hall.

After the Soviets conquered Azerbaijan in the 1920s, however, oil went from being a blessing to a curse.

The countryside surrounding Baku is hopelessly polluted -- a wasteland of rusting oil derricks and oil-soaked earth left by decades of rapacious Soviet oil exploration.

At the Balakhani oil field, Azeri workers are still struggling to pump oil out of scores of exhausted wells. Meanwhile, just yards away, impoverished Azeris live in one-room cement houses.

The question now facing Azeris: What will the country's next oil boom look like?

Most of the wells being exploited now are offshore in the Caspian Sea. The oil is pumped first to the Sangachal Terminal, a sprawling, heavily guarded compound of brand new tanks, tubes and industrial machinery that is managed by British Petroleum.

The pipeline has been built to pump more than a million barrels of oil a day, from offshore platforms all the way to tanker ships waiting in the Mediterranean Sea. With oil currently selling at more then $70 a barrel, that's a lot of money for Azerbaijan.

By around 2010, the government will see approximately a tenfold increase in revenues due to the project, according to David Woodward, the BP executive stationed in Baku. Woodward helped negotiate the pipeline's somewhat convoluted route. He says Azerbaijan's rulers wanted to use this pipeline to link them to the Western World.

Woodward says BP wants Azerbaijan to develop into a society where the people have a say in how the country's future revenues will be used. To help absorb and redistribute the coming oil wealth, Azerbaijan's foreign minister, Elmar Mamedyarov, says the government has established an oil fund based on a model used by Norway.

But unlike Norway, Azerbaijan is considered to be one of the most corrupt countries in the world, according to Transparency International, a corruption watchdog group. Azerbaijan was also the first former Soviet republic to witness a dynastic succession. In what international monitors described as flawed elections, Ilham Aliyev became president after his father, Haidar Aliyev, died in office.


"The government belongs practically to one family that has complete control over all kinds of government decisions at all levels," says Ilgar Mammadov, an Azerbaijani political scientist and former opposition party member.

Harvard University's Brenda Schaeffer says very few oil-rich countries become successful democracies.

"It's very hard to give up power when you're making billions of dollars a month," she says.

Last November, Azerbaijan held parliamentary elections which international observers say were rigged. Inspired by the peaceful revolutions in neighboring Georgia and Ukraine, opposition leader Ali Kerimli tried to organize a sit-in with thousands of demonstrators. He says it was violently crushed by security forces.

"They clubbed and wounded more then 90 people," Kerimli says. "Many people have been arrested. Five months later, we're still not allowed to organize rallies. I don't understand how oil can blind you to the suffocation of democracy here."

Matt Bryza, a senior official with the U.S. State Department, sees a different situation.

"We don't see Ilham Aliyev as a dictator," says Bryza, who monitors the Caucasus region. "We see him as the leader of a country with an emerging democracy that has a long way to go to become a healthy democracy."

Later this month, the Azerbaijani president is scheduled to meet President Bush in the White House.

In addition to the Baku-Tbilisi-Ceyhan pipeline, the United States is backing the construction of a parallel natural-gas pipeline to Turkey. And negotiations are under way for a link to the much larger oil and gas deposits in the central Asian republic of Kazakhstan.


"When you lose, don't lose the lesson"

justastock

NEWS OUT!

Cengroup Petroleum Corporation Chooses EnviroMop as its Supplier of Sorbent

Cengroup Petroleum Corporation (Pink Sheets:CPCO), has chosen EnviroMop(TM) LLC, a manufacturer of hydrophobic cellulose-based sorbent material, to provide the sorbent which will be used to clean up and recover the approximately 250 million barrels of spilled oil lying on the water and land in Azerbaijan, with nearly 1 million new barrels of oil leaking to the surface each year.

The EnviroMop product, Maximum Oil Pickup(TM) (MOP) is a revolutionary patented hydrocarbon sorbent material. "We are looking at this as a large scale cleanup and recovery operation," said Neville Trevor, Chairman of Cengroup. "As a sorbent, MOP has a very high pickup and recovery ratio, is light weight, and environmentally friendly. It fits perfectly into our operational needs and goals."

David Levine, President of EnviroMop stated, "We are excited that our product has been chosen to clean up oil spills in an area of the world that desperately needs environmental attention."

According to the Energy Information Administration (EIA), which is a statistical agency of the U.S. Department of Energy, the landlocked Caspian Sea is the largest inland body of water on earth surrounded by Azerbaijan, Iran, Kazakhstan, Russia, and Turkmenistan. Sturgeon from the Caspian Sea accounts for approximately 90% of the world's caviar industry.

The effects of oil and gas exploration and production in the Caspian region have been felt most strongly in Azerbaijan, where a century's worth of oil production has resulted in acute soil degradation and contamination problems. Oil production has left behind vast areas of wasteland, with standing oil ponds and severely contaminated soil, a shore along Baku Bay that is black with oil residue, and high levels of pollution in the Caspian Sea.

Rusty derricks, poisoned soil and water, pools of oil scum, and uncontrolled well fires were byproducts of no environmental oversight of the oil exploitation in the Caspian region. Involvement of Western energy companies using more modern technology actually should result in an improvement in the way oil and gas is extracted in the Caspian basin. In addition, pressure from shareholders will make publicly-traded energy companies carry out their operations in the Caspian region in an environmentally-responsible fashion.

EnviroMop was chosen for the project because it:

-- Works on water and land; in all types of weather conditions. The oil will not leach out and it halts further contamination of land or water.

-- Is 100% biodegradable, non-corrosive, non-toxic, non-irritating -- it is safe to plants and animals.

-- Cleanly recovers up to 95% of the absorbed oil simply by squeezing. The remaining material can be burned to recover 100% of the available energy, while leaving as low as 0.1% ash.

-- Absorbs up to 30 times its own weight in oil offering superior absorbent performance.

-- Is lightweight; easy to handle.

-- Is cost effective in comparison to other sorbents.

EnviroMop(TM), LLC was formed in 2004 to promote the revolutionary patented product Maximum Oil Pick-up(TM) (MOP) which can clean up hazardous oil, and other hydrocarbon material, spills easily and safely while both allowing for the recovery of the spilled material and returning a clean environment. Located in New Jersey, USA, EnviroMop(TM) is capable of serving the worldwide needs for this unique product. For the manufacturer's safety data sheet (MSDS), an informational brochure, and more, please visit www.EnviroMop.com.

Cengroup Petroleum Corporation was developed to take advantage of an opportunity to recover surface oil in the Caspian Sea Region. Over the past five years the Company has singularly positioned itself in this lucrative region by developing relationships within the Azerbaijan government. It has been estimated that there are approximately 250 million barrels of surface oil lying on water and land in the Caspian Sea Region, with nearly 1 million new barrels oil leaking to the surface each year. Cengroup, working with the government of Azerbaijan, will clean up, recover, and reclaim the oil to productive use while environmentally restoring the land, sea, and shore.

Special Note Regarding Forward-Looking Statements

Forward-looking statements in this news release are made pursuant to the safe harbor provisions of Section 21E of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934. Investors are cautioned that statements in this news release that are not strictly historical statements, including without limitation, management's plans and objectives for future operations and management's assessment of market factors, and statements regarding the strategy and plans of the company and its strategic partners, constitute forward-looking statements. These forward-looking statements are not guarantees of the company's future performance and are subject to a number of risks and uncertainties, such as their success in acquiring funding for machinery and materials, maintaining needed relationships with governments and customers, and successfully executing their business plan, could cause the company's actual results in the future materially to differ from the forward-looking statements.

Caspian Sea Resources:

http://www.caspianbusinessnews.com/

http://www.caspiansea.com/

http://www.eia.doe.gov/emeu/cabs/caspian.html

http://www.caspianstudies.com/

http://www.parstimes.com/Caspian.html

www.eurasianet.org/eurasianet/resource/regional/caspiansea.shtml

http://www.caspianenergy.com/


Ocean Way Investments Ltd.
Rick Neild, 800-488-4544


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justastock

I like this from one of the news links >

Background
The Caspian Sea region, including the Sea and the states surrounding it, is important to world energy markets because of its potential to become a major oil and natural gas exporter over the next decade. The Caspian Sea region has become a central focus point for untapped oil and natural gas resources from the southern portion of the former Soviet Union . Beginning in May 2005, oil from the southern sections of the Caspian Sea began pumping through a new pipeline (built by a BP-led consortium) to the Turkish seaport of Ceyhan. The 8-year effort of Western capital, technology, and diplomacy had aimed to decrease reliance on Middle Eastern oil. However, in recent years, new oil finds and production performance in the Caspian region have not met levels that had been expected in the 1990s. At any rate, the Caspian Sea 's production levels, even at their peak, will be much smaller than OPEC countries' output. Production levels are expected to reach 4 million barrels per day (bbl/d) in 2015, compared to 45 million bbl/d for the OPEC countries in that year.


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justastock

Caspian Sea Oil Spill Cleanup to Begin 1 hour, 29 minutes ago



Highland Park, NJ; Vancouver, BC (PRWEB) July 14, 2006 -- EnviroMop™ LLC, a manufacturer of hydrophobic cellulose-based sorbent material, has been chosen by Cengroup Petroleum Corporation (Pink Sheets: CPCO), a petroleum recovery company, to provide the sorbent which will be used to clean up and recover the approximately 250 million barrels of spilled oil lying on the water and land in Azerbaijan, with nearly 1 million new barrels oil leaking to the surface each year. Cengroup, working with the government of Azerbaijan, plans to clean up, recover, and return the spilled oil to productive use while restoring the land, sea, and shore.

ADVERTISEMENT

The EnviroMop product, Maximum Oil Pickup™ (MOP) is a revolutionary patented hydrocarbon sorbent material. "We are looking at this as a large scale cleanup and recovery operation," said Neville Trevor, Chairman of Cengroup. "As a sorbent, MOP has a very high pickup and recovery ratio, is light weight, and environmentally friendly. It fits perfectly into our operational needs and goals."

David s. Levine, President of EnviroMop stated "we are excited that our product has been chosen clean up oil spills in an area of the world that desperately needs environmental attention. We look forward to playing an active role in this and other worthwhile projects."

According to the Energy Information Administration (EIA), which is a statistical agency of the U.S.        Department of Energy, the landlocked Caspian Sea is the largest inland body of water on earth surrounded by Azerbaijan,        Iran, Kazakhstan, Russia, and Turkmenistan. Sturgeon from the Caspian Sea accounts for approximately 90% of the world's caviar industry.

The effects of oil and gas exploration and production in the Caspian region have been felt most strongly in Azerbaijan, where a century's worth of oil production has resulted in acute soil degradation and contamination problems. Oil production has left behind vast areas of wasteland, with standing oil ponds and severely contaminated soil, a shore along Baku Bay that is black with oil residue, and high levels of pollution in the Caspian Sea.

Rusty derricks, poisoned soil and water, pools of oil scum, and uncontrolled well fires were byproducts of no environmental oversight of the oil exploitation in the Caspian region. Involvement of Western energy companies using more modern technology actually should result in an improvement in the way oil and gas is extracted in the Caspian basin. In addition, pressure from shareholders will make publicly-traded energy companies carry out their operations in the Caspian region in an environmentally-responsible fashion.
EnviroMop was chosen for the project because:

. Works on water and land; in all types of weather conditions. The oil will not leach out and it halts further contamination of land or water.
. Is 100% biodegradable, non-corrosive, non-toxic, non-irritating – it is safe to plants and animals.
. Cleanly recovers up to 95% of the absorbed oil simply by squeezing. The remaining material can be burned to recover 100% of the available energy, while leaving as low as 0.1% ash.
. Absorbs up to 30 times its own weight in oil offering superior absorbent performance.
. It can be treated to be a fire retardant. Traction restoring grit can also be added, so treated hard surfaces are immediately safe and not slippery.
. It is lightweight; easy to handle.
. Cost effective in comparison to other sorbents.

About: Cengroup Petroleum Corporation (Pink Sheets: CPCO) was developed to take advantage of an opportunity to recover surface oil in the Caspian Sea Region. Over the past five years the Company has singularly positioned itself in this lucrative region by developing relationships within the Azerbaijan government. It has been estimated that there are approximately 250 million barrels of surface oil lying on water and land in the Caspian Sea Region, with nearly 1 million new barrels of oil leaking to the surface each year. Cengroup, working with the government of Azerbaijan to reclaim the oil to productive use while environmentally restoring the land, sea, and shore.

About: EnviroMop™, LLC was formed in 2004 to promote the revolutionary patented product Maximum Oil Pick-up™ (MOP) which can clean up hazardous oil, and other hydrocarbon material, spills easily and safely while both allowing for the recovery of the spilled material and returning a clean environment. Located in New Jersey, USA, EnviroMop™ is capable of serving the worldwide needs for this unique product. For the manufacturer's safety data sheet (MSDS), an informational brochure, and more, please visit www.EnviroMop.com.

Notes to Editor:

Liquids Absorbed Are: Jet Fuel, Gasoline, Diesel Fuel, Motor Oil, Hydraulic Fluid, Transformer Oil, Mineral Oil, Viscosity Enhancers, Surfactants, Ethyl Alcohol, Methyl Alcohol, Isopropyl Alcohol, Methyl Ethyl, Ketone, Thinner, and any other liquid hydrocarbons.

Performs Reliably In: Oil & Gas Production, Petroleum Transportation, Petroleum Refineries, Gas Transmission, Petrochemical Plants, Utility Generating Plants, Health Care Facilities, Oil-Fired Furnaces, Manufacturing Plants, Marine Terminals, Rail Transportation, Service Stations, Rental Yards, Airports, Fleet Maintenance, Heavy Construction, Pulp & Paper Mills, Food Processing Plants, and many other industrial and service applications.

Caspian Sea Resources:
http://www.caspianbusinessnews.com/
http://www.caspiansea.com/
http://www.eia.doe.gov/emeu/cabs/caspian.html
http://www.caspianstudies.com/
http://www.parstimes.com/Caspian.html
http://www.eurasianet.org/eurasianet/resource/regional/caspiansea.shtml
http://www.caspianenergy.com/

© EnviroMop, LLC. All trademarks, copyrights, and patents are the property of the respective owners.

US Patent # 5,492,881. International patents filed and granted.

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justastock

Looking strong, UBSS looking for shares today, hmm..

Best Bid: 0.12 (1 shares)
Best Ask: 0.13 (100 shares) *

Date/Time of Last Inside Change: 11:12  * Quoted on the Pink Sheets

Want real-time level two quotes in this security?
TRADE DATA Last Sale: 0.1200
Change: +0.0100

Percent Change: +9.09
Tick: Down 
Daily High: 0.1300 Daily Low: 0.1100 


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justastock

#7
I bought more yesterday.. 8,000 @ .11, I had my order in for 8181, it only toke the 8,000 before it move the ask up on my to .13.. Strong sign the MM are so very short on shares here.. IMHO,, the float only being 12mil with 99mil on the O/S leads me to think this might be true.. I also heard of many double trades.

Justa.



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justastock

Some great DD here >

Sent By: pcloadletter on the Ihub  Date: 7/20/2006 10:26:52 AM 

Charles Diamond mentioned by Rick to SPJ in the phone conversation. Rick described the process of recovering oil to him using MOP and booms.

Charles Diamond's company (notice they are a rep for MOP and make booms)

Charles Diamond DD:

FUNDAMENTAL SOLUTONS INC.
ROUTE 302, BOX 18
BATH, NH, 03740
USA
Web Site: togo.to/fsi/mop/mop.htm
E-mail: [email protected]
Tel: +1-603-747-2200 Fax: +1-603-747-2203
Contact: Charles Diamond

Products: Absorbents, Booms, Other Products.



This is what will be used to get the MOP into the water:

Here it is....the MOP Cannon http://togo.to/mopcannon.com/index.htm

The booms will be used to retrieve the absorbent.

Caspian Sea data:

http://www.itopf.org/country_profiles/profiles/caspiansea.pdf

Excerpts:
In terms of clean-up resources, none of the Caspian Sea countries currently possesses adequate
supplies of specialized oil spill response equipment and materials.

Work to develop contingency plans at all levels, including a Caspian-wide regional contingency plan is currently being led by the IMO and the Caspian Environment Program (CEP), in close co-operation with national authorities, IPIECA and other oil industry parties.


http://www.carnegieendowment.org/events/index.cfm?fa=eventDetail&id=805


—Baku is very polluted, but cleaning it up will take a lot of money. Azerbaijan won't push western oil companies to do the cleanup, especially because in many cases they weren't the ones responsible for the pollution.
http://query.nytimes.com/gst/fullpage.html?res=9C07EEDD1E30F930A25754C0A9609C8B63

A pipeline, one of the world's longest, to carry Caspian basin oil to Western markets from Baku in Azerbaijan through Georgia will officially open today with a ceremony at Ceyhan, its Turkish Mediterranean terminal. The project, backed by the United States and built by an international consortium led by the British oil company BP, is expected to provide up to 7 percent of the global oil supply. Presidents Ilham Aliyev of Azerbaijan, Mikheil Saakashvili of Georgia and Ahmet Necdet Sezer of Turkey will attend the ceremony. SEBNEM ARSU (NYT)





SPJs info:

Here is what I learned from Rick today:

The last PR was written by EnviroMop.

The guys that run CPCO are engineers and accountants.

Within the next 30 days they will start to assemble a plant in Bath New Hampshire. It will take 6-8 weeks to accomplish. Then they will disassemble it, ship it to Baku Azerbaijan and have it reassembled. Charles Diamond is overseeing this operation.

They will start out with one plant and would like to have another one running by Winter. Each plant is expected to produce 800 barrels per day of recovered oil. They plan to continue to expand by building more plants next year. This first one just sets the stage.

CPCO has been granted the exclusive licensing rights to use EnviroMops product in Azerbaijan and Kazakhstan. These are the two countries with the majority of the estimated 250 million barrels of surface oil lying on water and land in the Caspian Sea Region. CPCO will begin operations in Azerbaijan then move into Kazakhstan. In the future they could set up operations anywhere in the world.

http://us.i1.yimg.com/us.yimg.com/i/travel/dg/maps/63/750x750_kazakhstan_m.gif

http://www.maptown.com/geos/azerbaijan.html

EnviroMop will build 6' long booms tied together, that will be placed in ponds by workers in small boats. Then the workers will use what is called a cannon to shoot small cardboard pieces into the center area of the booms. The cardboard has been treated with a chemical compound that is patented by EnviroMop. Then the workers will pull in the booms gather the cardboard pieces that will be raked onto a conveyor belt and dropped into bins to be hauled away. There are different ways to separate the oil from the water and EnviroMop is working on a vacuum type. So as they begin operations they will be working on ways to make the process even easier. The used cardboard pieces will be delivered to a local concrete plant. They might be used to heat the plant or a process in the plant. This may generate revenue as well.

The process has been tested and proven to work.

This unique process is the first of its kind. The process is very simple, not rocket science. There are no competitors. Nothing of this magnitude has been done before. The larger oil companies are more concerned and concentrated on finding new oil.

Another plus, is that it will only take $1,000,000 to start this operation including working capital. Rick sees no need for CPCO to issue any additional shares for funding.

There will be other revenue sources as well that will be put out in a press release. Expect to see this and a few more PR's in the weeks to come.

Contact information posted below:

Ocean Way Investments Ltd.
Rick Neild, 800-488-4544


"When you lose, don't lose the lesson"

justastock

MM Bid support coming in.. Hearing of news this week. IMHO..

Justa.


"When you lose, don't lose the lesson"

justastock

Holding up nicely here. I'm in this one for the long haul, going to be great.

Justa.


"When you lose, don't lose the lesson"

justastock



"When you lose, don't lose the lesson"

justastock

look at the MM action. MM can give the pre news away. Lets see if UBSS and ETRD need shares.

No one selling here..

Justa.


"When you lose, don't lose the lesson"

justastock

Chart looking good, mm moving the bid trying to cover, IMHO.. Not sure, but something is up..

http://www.investorshub.com/boards/board.asp?board_id=5978


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