Infrastructure

As United States Ambassador to the Commonwealth of the Bahamas, Ned L. Siegel took part in the Alternative Energy Conference along with the Organization of the American States (OAS) and the Bahamian government efforts in bringing business people, government officials and donors from throughout the Caribbean basin to focus on providing alternative energy solutions for island nations. Infrastructure projects such as the aforementioned Alternative Energy Conference in the Bahamas have provided The Siegel Group with extensive experience in formulating projects that not only develop the economy of nations, but also focus on greener technologies.

Established in 2011, GreenWell Energy and Infrastructure Corp. (GWEI) is an international energy and infrastructure development and holding company. Based in Boca Raton, FL, with satellite offices in Washington, DC, New York City, Bogota, Columbia and Barranquilla, Columbia, GWEI consists of a dynamic team of professionals that specialize in a broad spectrum of fields ranging from government affairs and international relations, natural resource development to clean energy production, civil engineering to physical commodity marketing, finance and cross border project development.  GWEI operates internationally with governments, private and public companies in focusing on energy production, natural resource development, infrastructure development and marketing.  GWEI’s major interests are located in USA and Latin America.

Coinciding with the passing of the US – Colombia Free Trade Agreement, GreenWell Energy and Infrastructure Corp. and SOCIEDAD PORTUARIA BOCAS DE CENIZA S.A. (SPBC) of Colombia, have entered a Merger and Acquisition agreement wherein SPBC will be acquired by GWEI to focus specifically on developing the Deep Water Port in Barranquilla, Colombia.

Green Well Energy & Infrastructure (GWEI) through its wholly owned Colombian subsidiary SOCIEDAD PORTUARIA BOCAS DE CENIZA S.A. (SPBC), is constructing a new port facility at the mouth of the Magdalena River, in the area known historically as the Bocas de Ceniza, near the existing Port of Barranquilla.

The principal function of the proposed port will be the transshipment of coal from river barges to Capesize bulk carriers, loaded at the first all-weather, deep-water berth in the Barranquilla area. The Port will also be master planned to allow growth into other cargo operations, including containers, break-bulk, and liquid bulk; with associated industrial developments. Because of the deep-water berth, the future expansion into other commodities, and the relatively high throughput capacity when compared with other terminals on the Magdalena River, the project is referred to as the Barranquilla Superpuerto.

Alternative Fuels Americas (AFAI-PK)
The AFAI Mission:   Alternative Fuels Americas will maintain and grow a profit driven Latin American based Green Oil Company establishing above ground oil fields through the incorporation of wild feedstock, the cultivation of multifeedstock agricultural plantations and the establishment of proprietary algae farms, and the operation of crude oil extraction and transesterification facilities to produce and sell internationally accepted high-grade biofuels into respective  domestic markets.  Alternative Fuels Americas, Inc. (AFAI) has been quietly constructing a viable and sustainable biofuels company in Latin America since 2005.  Making certain to stay away from the hype and promoters fueling “biofuels-mania”, the Company has preferred to engage in plant trials, research & development and biofuels  strategy development.  Today, we are among the few companies with both the vision and the knowledge for execution.