The Eduen Environmental Group is dedicated to adding organizations, products and services to The Federation that enhance Eduen’s capability to improve the environment and conserve natural resources.  Examples are:

(1) An ownership position in Salus Group, Inc., a company that offers a comprehensive line of environmentally-friendly products and services to  both the commercial and consumer markets.  Under the banner of Salus Zero Waste Services, Salus also provides services to help commercial clients increase profitability by reducing waste in products, resources, time, and energy. 

(2) An equity stake in a “green energy” company, Excalibur Energy, LLC.  Eduen will erect a prototype 29,000-sq. ft., environmentally-friendly power generation plant to: supply its own electricity within the Health Spa & Learning Center – and sell the plant’s excess capacity to local/regional utilities at an attractive profit.  A subsequent roll-out of Excalibur plants across the nation and around the world is planned. 

(3)  A joint venture with Composite Innovations Corporation.  CIC is dedicated to the significant reduction of CO2 emissions from the world’s 17,000 coal-fired electric power plants (the planet’s largest contributors to acid rain and greenhouse gases).  CIC’s intellectual property and technological prowess also extends to a remarkable process for the desalination of salt water, as well as the purification of other extremely polluted water (even sewage). 

(4) Joint ventures with Recycling Technologies Innovations to establish and operate tire recycling facilities. The ever-mounting number of discarded tires from motor vehicles is one of the planet’s most perplexing environmental challenges.  To date, virtually all the available solutions to rid the world of this blight on the eco-system have themselves been polluting forces, plus they are largely cost prohibitive.  This company’s system, however, is entirely eco-safe, it is economical to build and maintain, and it is highly profitable as an ongoing business. 

(5) Equity ownership in the Interfuse Corporation, a company designed  to develop, produce, and market new, state-of-the-art commercial metals.  The firm’s initial focus is on the development of Blue Diamond Steel, a unique new metal with properties that will potentially provide significant “green-oriented” benefits to the aerospace, automobile, and construction industries.

(6) Additional equity acquisition candidates include a global “Clean Air” project that reportedly will dramatically reduce vehicular emissions (due diligence is currently underway).  Mergers, acquisitions, and joint ventures such as these will play a significant role in the Eduen growth strategy.