Jatropha Investment Programme Yields Exceptionally High Annual Return On Investment
 by: Patricia Ellis

It is quite possible that the best source of renewable energy in the near future will be provided by the Jatropha Curcas plant - a source of quality green bio fuel. For investors, the plant offers an exceptionaly high return on investment.

Three main advantages of Jatropha plants are that they:-

(1) Are already producing a fuel oil that could is supplementing reducing mineral oil supplies.

(2) The Investment funds that capitalise the growth of the plants offer Investors an ethical way to be rewarded with exceptionably high ROI.

(3) Don't threaten normal food production because they grow only in soil unproductive for food crops.

We are using more oil than we are finding. Though experts disagree about the time scale, most agree that the rate at which we are consuming oil is now greater than the rate at which new reserves are being found, indeed the chairman of BP, Peter Sutherland, was quoted as indicating that there are only approximately 42 years of crude oil supply left based on current use; that we have already entered the depletion phase and are on a downhill slope of terminal decline.

In short, the oil is running out.

As if the prospect of running out of oil or at least being dependent upon oil suppliers wasn't a big enough problem, there is also greenhouse gas emissions and global warning posing a threat. Not surprising, then, that there is considerable interest in finding diverse and renewable sources of energy.

Well aware of the two issues of climate change and crude-oil dependency, India has already taken the step of turning over massive swathes of land to Jatropha green oil plant farmers, well before other countries have realised the economic and environmental benefits.

Around the Equator there are millions of acres of land of such poor quality and in such a poor environment that normal plants perish.In these regions, though, the Jatropha tree blossoms and produces a biannual crop of green fruit that when crushed discharges a liquid that can be processed into diesel oil. The Jatropha tree is now seen as a valuable plant whereas for generations it was only a pest and relegated for the purpose of forming farm hedges.

Jatropha oil when processed is similar to diesel fuel and can be used in diesel engines with modification to power transport vehicles of generate electricity. It has been tested with positive results by Boeing in the jet airplanes of major airlines.

The oil yield from a Jatropha plantation is typically around 1000 litre/acre per year, enough to power a small car doing average mileage. Although it only grows in the tropics and sub-tropics and is moderately labour intensive, this is not really an issue when you consider this in more detail.

The benefit of this situation is that many farmers in the typical Jatropha plantation areas are living at subsistence level. By providing them with seedling and teaching them to cultivate and tend the crop, they can increase their living standards at a relatively low cost to the investor. The locals become self sufficient without the need for charity or aid.

It is through well prepared and well managed Investment Programmes that these third world nations could attract the Wrests' investment for the Jatropha projects. The investors would be helping the poor countries to raise themselves out of poverty and energy-dependence at the same time as enriching the indigenous people and helping to reduce global warming. In return the investor would have the satisfaction that it is his contribution that has allowed all those benefits to arise and would he would be financially rewarded by a very significant return on his investment.

If you are interested to investigate what these Jatropha Investment Programmes can offer, then I there is a new company in the United kingdom that can provide information. They offer an annual return of 93% which is quire remarkable. They claim that the they have insured the Fund against risks like Acts of God and civil unrest, so it may be a secure investment.

Patricia Ellis from JatrophaGreenOilInvestment.com says, "This is a attractive new investment opportunity having areal potential of returning 345%. For example, a seed investment of £10,000 would compound to £44,500 in a five year investment span. It is also greatly beneficial for those with poor-performing pensions because they can now invest in a Jatropha programme through a SIPP pension scheme."

To learn more about the Jatropha Investment opportunity:-

Contact Patricia Ellis in the United kingdom on +44 (0) 845 226 2931

Or http://jatrophagreenoilinvestment.com/investment-programmes to go to the http://jatrophagreenoilinvestment.com/investment-programmes website.

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