| Name | Title | Contact Details |
|---|---|---|
Ivan Winfield |
Vice President Of Technology / CIO | Profile |
Cirque Energy Inc. (formerly Green Energy Renewable Solutions) OTC QB: EWRL is a sustainable energy development company focused on distributed generation projects and waste stream optimization. Our projects serve utilities, manufacturing and institutional clients. The Company operates with long-term supply agreements to process waste materials into valuable recyclables and reduce waste volume going into landfills by up to 85%. Cirque Energy has developed a strategic plan to create sustainable, renewable energy with waste-to-energy power plants and the production of waste derived fuels. We primarily utilize a unique co-development business model to collaborate with clients to develop solutions to their long term energy needs. Cirque Energy Inc. strives to be the acknowledged industry leader in the development of sustainable energy projects. Cirque is an integrator of renewable and clean energy processes specializing in the development, verification, and implementation of technologies dedicated to conserving our natural resources and minimizing the negative impact on the environment. In line with the company’s vision statement, we will achieve our goals by challenging the mind-sets and principles of the traditional thought processes relating to waste, waste management, and creating energy from clean or alternative fuels. Our environmentally sustainable projects will deliver positive results now and for the foreseeable future; Right for now, and Right forever.
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