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Everlert enters into Joint Venture Partnership with Baja Green Energy to establish Alternative Energy Facilities in Mexico and the World
Everlert enters into Joint Venture Partnership with Baja Green Energy to establish Alternative Energy Facilities in Mexico and the World.
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[{"type":"text","content":"\nLOS ANGELES, Sept. 07, 2018 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Everlert, Inc. (the “Company”) (OTC:  EVLI) has entered into a Joint Venture with Baja Green Energy S.A. de C.V., a corporation domiciled in Mexico to establish and operate Baja Green Energy Facilities in Mexico and in other regions around the world.\n\n \n \n \n \n \n \n \n \n \n \n \n Jennifer Harper, President of Everlert\n \n \n \n \n \n \n \n \n\n Baja Green Energy is a proprietary alternative source of energy that complies with the Clean Energy Reform Laws mandated by Mexico to be utilized by industry and consumers commencing in January 2018.   The Joint Venture Agreement transfers to Everlert, Inc., forty percent (40%) of the assets and facilities and licensing rights of Baja Green Energy. “This merger and acquisition of forty percent (40%) of Baja Green Energy enables Everlert to expand its reach and influence internationally by originating and developing worthy assets in other countries,” said Mark Blankenship, CEO of Everlert, Inc. Baja Green Energy’s proprietary rights arise from a sustainable energy generator manufactured by Water & Energy for Life, headquartered in Holland and Mexico, which has created a revolutionary Gravitational Energy Sytem that is fully compliant with the Mexican Clean Energy Reform Laws. Baja Green Energy’s proprietary energy technology has been welcomed by Alfredo Babun Villarreal, the Director of Economic Development for the state of Baja, Mexico, who has represented to Baja Green Energy officially in writing that:   “The Government of the Baja California... through the Secretary of Economic Development... expresses interest in receiving and analyzing your proposal for the self-sufficiency of electric power, which is intended to supply energy through the development of the project involving the ‘Construction of Poltovoltaic Plant for Generation of Electric Energy’ to be built in the vicinity of Mexicali.” “We are excited about value Everlert, Inc. can bring to our Baja Green Project and look forward to working together with its President Jennifer Harper and C.E.O. Mark Blankenship to establish Clean Energy Facilities in Mexico and throughout the civilized world,” said Jose Lee Nunez, the President and General Director of Baja Green Energy. Acc...