Investment HighlightsCCTI's technology has been developed in conjunction with our scientific technology consultant, SAIC, a Fortune 500 company which is considered as the one of the world's leading energy consulting and scientific firms, whose clients includes the US Department of Energy and other global energy companies. On December 31, 2007, CCTI signed a contract with Benham Engineering (a wholly-owned subsidiary of Science Applications International Corporation - SAIC) to provide the engineering design, procurement and construction services for CCTI clean coal plants in China. Benham Engineering has completed the conceptual design and cost estimates for the CCTI plant, on schedule. As a result of this engineering effort, CCTI is in the process of filing additional patents in the US and internationally, including China. The Company entered into a landmark Joint Venture contract to build a plant in China with an initial, annual capacity of 1.5 million short tons in a new industrial park. The Chinese government is funding the multi-billion dollar JV in order to turn China’s abundant low grade coal resources into petroleum products. The plant will be expanded to provide a final capacity of 80.0 million short tons per annum. The plant will supply coal with 90% of the pollutants pre-removed for use in power stations and to manufacture fuel and lubricants. In addition to China, CCTI is exploring similar opportunities in Inner Mongolia, India, Malaysia, and the US.
China Poised To Go All Out With Clean TechOn Sunday, May 10, 2009, the San Francisco Chronicle published a very positive and constructive article entitled “China poised to go all out with clean tech”. Under the section entitled “Coal agreement” the US Company referred to as having signed a $250M agreement to develop a joint clean coal production plant in Inner Mongolia is CCTI – Unfortunately this was not revealed in the article.
A URL link to the article is provided under “CCTI Press Articles” on this website. IMPORTANT INVESTOR INFORMATION:
Corporate Disclaimer - March 19, 2010"CCTI has been made aware that certain individuals have made derogatory and untrue statements about the Company and its associates. Our company has commenced an investigation to discover the identities of the parties responsible and shall pursue legal action to the full extent of the law. We wish to assure our shareholders, and the public at large, that these allegations are completely false and without merit. Any questions, or concerns involving these assertions, or the Company in general should be forwarded to the CCTI Fraud function, whose contact information is provided separately on this website" - Doug Hague, President & CEO.
Removal of Restrictive Legends.
In response to queries concerning the removal of restricted legends from shareholders of Rule 144 stock, the Company is providing the following guidelines. It should be noted that the removal of restrictive legends is solely predicated on bona fide sales of securities into the open market through a registered broker. When is Rule 144 available for resale of Clean Coal restricted shares?The company will meet the eligibility requirements for Rule 144(i)(2) on January 14, 2010. Rule 144 will remain available for resales of restricted shares provided the company is current in its periodic reports to the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) and continues to meet the other requirements of Rule 144. Why can’t I simply have the restrictions removed from my stock certificate?Rule 144(i)(2) includes a requirement specific to companies like Clean Coal that were at any time “shell” companies such that brokers and transfer agents must be able to confirm that current information, as defined by the SEC, is and has been available for 12 months. This requirement must be met at any time a sale of restricted shares is effected and must therefore be continually reviewed. What is the process for selling restricted shares? 1. Take your share certificate to a broker with experience selling restricted securities. 2. Fill out documents provided by the broker, including a Seller’s Rule 144 Representation
Letter. 3. Pay for a Rule 144 legal opinion from qualified securities attorney (who will ask for a
copy of the Seller’s Representation Letter) and have the attorney provide it to your
broker. 4. Have your broker submit paperwork to Worldwide Stock Transfer with applicable fee.
Contact Worldwide Stock Transfer for fee schedule. Worldwide Stock Transfer will review the paperwork and, if approved, issue a new certificate without restrictive legends representing the requested shares to be sold and send it back to the broker who can then sell the shares. The included legal opinion normally will be good for ninety days after which it must be updated for any as-yet unsold shares, otherwise unsold shares will be returned to the transfer agent by the broker and subsequently re-issued to the shareholder with restrictive legends. Documentation Guidelines and Procedures.The following guideleines are provided as a means of minimizing documentation rejections which will result in delays in completing the legend removal process. Note that all documentation, including Sellers Representation Letter, Broker/Dealers Representation Letter, and Opinion letter should be provided to the Broker /Dealer for transmittal to the Transfer Agent. Opinion Letter: An acceptable Rule 144 legal opinion for resale of restricted securities of a former shell company should, at a minimum, state that: Opinion is based on the attorney’s independent investigation and due diligence,
Issuer was formerly a shell company but is not now and has not been a shell company for the past 12 months;
Issuer has filed all Exchange Act reports and material required to be filed, as applicable, during the preceding 12 months (or such shorter period that the issuer was required to file such reports and materials), other than Form 8-K reports;
A good opinion will include some explanation (for some or all of the above points) of what facts and circumstances the attorney used to make the determination required for the opinion. Additional Documentation Requirements: Shareholders (Seller) Representation Letter to dealer/broker requesting sale.
Broker/Dealers Representation Letter (includes statement that the selling shareholder is not an “insider” or ‘affiliate’ as that term is defined by the SEC).
Medallion Guarantee completed on original stock certificate, or an accompanying Stock Power.
Unauthorized Representation.Please be advised that Clean Coal Technologies, Inc. has no affiliation with any companies or individuals offering stock for sale, or who may purportedly present themselves as representing Clean Coal Technologies, Inc. in any manner whatsoever. This website (www.cleancoaltechnologiesinc.com) is the only authorized and accredited website for our company, and any, and all other sites that may represent themselves as being either affiliated, or sanctioned by Clean Coal Technologies, Inc., are not endorsed or approved by Clean Coal Technologies, Inc. The company cannot render any opinions, and we would encourage any investor contemplating the purchase or sale of CCTI shares to ensure they consult with their professional advisor. Coutts of Zurich,
Global Green Resource Group S.A.,
International Settlement Services Ltd.,
Pacific States Capital Corp.,
Wright International Advisors,
AdVest Capital,
Strategic Energy Partners,
Lone Star Stock & Fulfillment Services,
American Trust Company,
Wealth Place Securities,
ERP & Associates.Potential investors should be aware that the above companies are representing themselves to be an agent of CCTI, and offering investment opportunities in our company. Please be advised that CCTI has no affiliation whatsoever with these companies, and that any such representation to the contrary is completely false. CCTI has initiated the appropriate actions to halt these companies' unauthorized offer of its securities. Investors in CCTI restricted securities are encouraged to report any suspected fraudulent transactions, or solicitations by emailing the Company at
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Change of Transfer AgentEffective Friday, January 15, 2010, CCTI has transferred its stock transfer functions. Future communications should be directed to: Worldwide Stock Transfer, LLC.
433 Hackensack Avenue, Level L
Hackensack, NJ 07601
Telephone: (201) 820-2008
Fax: (201) 820-2010
Attention: Yonah J. Kopstick Materials currently in transit will be forwarded to Worldwide by CCTI on receipt. New Rule 144 Amendments Effective February 15, 2008 Rule 144 not available to shell companies or companies that have recently been shell companies: New Rule 144(i) confirms that companies that are "shell companies" as defined in Rule 405 are not eligible to use Rule 144 until 12 months after they have filed Form 10 level information (e.g., under Item 5.05 of Form 8-K). Because Clean Coal was a public shell prior to its merger in November 2007 with CCSI and SAMI, the above requirements apply to all restricted securities. The Company is working to complete its Form 10 filing but Rule 144 will not be available until one year after the Form 10 is filed. SEC Filings:CCTI filed its initial registration statement Form 10 on January 14, and is current in its SEC filings, including its amended Form 10-12G/A and its Form 10-Q quarterly report for the second quarter, 2009. These, and prior company filings are available from the SEC website at http://www.sec.gov/cgi-bin/browse-edgar?action=getcompany&CIK=0001445109&owner=include&count=40 Statements in this web page other than historical data and information may constitute forward-looking statements that involve risks and uncertainties. A number of factors could cause our actual results, performance, achievements or industry results to be very different from the results, performance or achievements expressed or implied by such forward-looking statements. Due to such uncertainties and risks, readers are cautioned not to place undue reliance on such forward-looking statements, which speak only as of the date hereof.
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