TECTANE

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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
1. Is all of this a proposed idea, or has TECTANE already begun development? TECTANE has been operating for over 20 years. All of the products and processes mentioned on this website are already available or underway, and many of them have been in research, development and production for over a decade. 2. Is TECTANE operating alone? No. A great part of TECTANE's strength comes from partnerships and alliances with large organizations such as the World Bank, the United Nations and its member nations, not to mention numerous private corporations that carry on complimentary activities. This network of organizations allows TECTANE to plan, implement and deploy projects on a much larger scale than would otherwise be possible.		3. Is TECTANE simply consulting for these organizations? No. TECTANE is the original source and guiding light of these projects. TECTANE owns the patents and trade processes that are licensed on a royalty payment basis, and coordinates the activities of the groups involved in these projects.

Quick Facts

TECTANE has licensed partners in China, Canada, Thailand, India, Costa Rica and the Philippines.

The company is also forming the World's first Agricultural Energy Cooperative (A.E.C.) which will compete with OPEC.

The World Bank's Global Environmental Facility (G.E.F.) has been involved with TECTANE since the year 2000.

The United Nations Trade and Development New Commodities Division has recommended TECTANE's AQUAHOL and Sweet Sorghum Program since 1993, in their U.N. Standing Committee Report.

Several countries have signed Letters of Interest to join TECTANE's A.E.C. Program.