TGI to Develop New Line of Green Sustainable Construction Products.

TGI Solar Power Group (OTC:  TSPG), a diversified technology and environmentally efficient real estate development company announced today the signing of a Strategic Alliance Agreement with a world renown geological R&D consulting company, Geoval Consultants LLC of New York (“GEOVAL”), to develop the next generation of green cement, insulation and other construction materials to assist in the monitoring and preservation of the natural water resources of the Yucatan and other future development projects globally. 

GEOVAL will develop innovative new types of green sustainable construction materials such as cement, insulation, load-bearing boards and other materials used by architects and engineers. These innovations will include focus on structural integrity by keeping within national standards and testing methods that govern the use of building materials in the construction industry. Preselected architects are also integrated in the choice of materials based on cost and aesthetics lending to the locale. Materials to be developed are based on availability of minerals available in the state of Yucatan and beyond.

 
We seek to contribute to the overall reduction of CO2 by our innovations as cement production represents a major contributor of CO2 to the environment worldwide. The TGI Power Group’s Yucatan properties are situated on Cretaceous and Tertiary limestone as well as significant soil containing calcium carbonate, dolomite and anhydrite all prime materials for the production of innovative green sustainable construction materials. The newly synthesized materials, assistive of a fast cure and reduction in construction and development times, will be developed to compete with the currently widely used Portland.  Said materials are patentable and while the research and development will be done and credited to GEOVAL and its principles, TGI will own underlying intellectual property and any additional products that may come from it. In addition, GEOVAL will manage the environmental concerns of water and CO2 management in the next generation of smart cities of TGI Group with the first major development in the jungles of the Yucatan, which contains 9 cenotes over a 1000-acre area. 

There is a scarcity of scientific work on the Yucatan’s water system which is increasing in concern associated with the explosive population growth that will destroy the aquifers.  The Yucatan contains major water resources in the cenotes, in the phreatic and vadose zones. The meteoric and saline water bodies must be monitored with respect to fecal and caffeine concentrations. Sea level changes and agricultural (soil) input must be measured. The water chemistry carbonate buffer systems include the measurements of pH, Ca+, Mg+, HCO3-, salinity, temperature, fecal, and caffeine concentrations with respect to diurnal variations and fluid flow and soil samples in the Yucatan.

The water data will be used in planned actions to be taken utilizing state of the art water purification systems including cavitation to ensure the preservation of the cenotes of TGI Power group and will be made available to all water needs in the Yucatan. 

GEOVAL Consultants LLC, New York is a geological consulting firm with numerous publications and contributions to the scientific community. Most recently (November 8, 2021), the company presented a major publication on the Mesozoic energy potential of the Bahamas at the Houston Geological Society, Texas and European Association of Geoscientists and Engineers joint global conference on Latin America. Samuel Epstein current COO of TGI Solar Power was previously President of GEOVAL Consultants and still shareholder of the Company. 

About TGI Solar:  TGI SOLAR POWER GROUP INC. is a diversified holding company.  TGI’s strategy is to acquire innovative and patented technologies, components, processes, designs and methods with commercial value that will give competitive market advantage and generate shareholder value. 

Safe Harbor statements under the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1965:  Those statements contained herein which are not historical are forward-looking statements, and as such are subject to risks and uncertainties that could cause actual operating results to materially differ from those contained in the forward-looking statements.  Such statements include, but are not limited to, certain delays that are beyond the company’s control, with respect to market

For more information: info@tgipower.com