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Leaf Clean Energy Company (Leaf) is a renewable energy and sustainable technology investment firm. Leaf is managed by its board of directors and its wholly-owned investment advisor subsidiary, Leaf Clean Energy USA, which has offices in Washington, DC. The firm’s investment strategy utilizes a rigorous, hands-on approach and leverages significant experience in operations, financing, and government relations. Leaf invests in companies and energy projects, both control and minority investments, and has a diversified investment portfolio in North America. For growth company investments, Leaf partners with strong management teams that are commercializing innovative, disruptive technologies. The company is listed on the London Stock Exchange’s Alternative Investment Market under the symbol LEAF.
3 Phases Renewables LLC is a Manhattan Beach, CA-based company in the Energy & Utilities sector.
Terrafix Solarpark USA is a San Leandro, CA-based company in the Energy and Utilities sector.
In 2011, Canadian Overseas Petroleum Limited made the decision to enter West Africa, specifically in the country of Liberia via Block LB-13. We have a broad team of individuals who have years of experience working in the region, and possess a strong track record of making discoveries. Our goal is to continue to grow our company by exploring for oil in emerging regions where large discoveries are occurring yet remain lightly explored, and by focusing on single well unappraised discoveries in mature basisns and bringing them into production quickly and efficiently. The geological traits of West Africa are similar to those of the North Sea, and our team is excited about exploring for oil and gas in these offshore continental margins. We continue to investigate opportunities elsewhere in the world also. In 2012, we were awarded a 50% working interest in a block located in the eastern portion of the north island in New Zealand. The target in PEP 53806 is oil located in the Whangai and Waipawa shales. These formations exhibit characteristics similar to the productive Bakken Formation in Saskatchewan and North Dakota.