FutureWorld Energy, Inc.: FutureWorld (FWDG) Completes the Acquisition of SeaTech Energy
ST. PETERSBURG, FL--(Marketwire - June 30, 2009) - FutureWorld Energy (
"Upon successful due diligence of technologies that could change the face of renewable energy around world, we have come to the conclusion that no other renewable energy will be more consistent than the power of the world's oceans. Marine energy has some distinct advantages over its chief rival, wind power. Water is 850 times denser than air, allowing tidal turbines to produce about 40 times more power than windmills. We believe that our participation within this industry will guarantee our leadership position, our vision of the future world energy and profitable investment on behalf of our investors. This is our first acquisition of many to come," stated Mr. Sam Talari, Acting CEO of FutureWorld.
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About SeaTech Energy
SeaTech Energy Inc. acquires, develops and distributes hydro-electric turbines for use of Tidal Energy to the global market place. SeaTech negotiates contracts with governments, municipalities and private owners to sell the energy and/or technologies. To request further information about SeaTech Energy, log onto their website at [ http://www.seatechenergy.com ].
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