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Sustainable LifeOnEarth Habitats and Extreme Engineering Responses To Climate Change ; member of WFC : World Future Council.
Ralph Goodwin has combined a number of corporate entities
– family, private and public-based into a regimen designed to create a
sustainable, renewable biomass energy resource asset that will compete
with fossil fuels; trigeneration: electric power / greenhouses and
biomass R&D centers are key in the TTP© template. Since 1991 these
combinations have been capable of generating electric power cheaper than
natural gas; using existing technologies that have been in the
marketplace for more than 50 years. Greenhousing generates 1.66 dollars
for every net dollar of electric power.
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Included in this effort to be competitive, Goodwin was also registered
at the UN Security Council of the humanitarian programs; and, has
negotiated with Japanese buyers for kerosene and lube oils. He has began
with Chevron
in 1964; after moving there from the Bank of Montreal; then, went onto
to head several family business enterprises; and, finally returning to
Chevron in 1995 [retired in 2009].
Ralph
Goodwin has been a corporate person since the age of 16; and, enjoys
working with associates who generate their business ethic from a
combination of good economies; combined with a sound, moral fiber. His
is married to Jacqueline since 1971. They share a family of four boys –
married with 11 grandchildren and 9 great-grandchildren; plus, 30 foster
children. Jacquie is a business partner.
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Mister Ralph Goodwin prides himself as being an advocate / an educator, who parts gladly with information to associates and new acquaintances in the belief that he will in turn benefit by initiating an environment for discovery and evolution of new services, techniques and technologies. He has chaired Touchstone Committee since 1975.
With
an economics background, coupled with 4 decades in the fossil fuel
industry, Mister Goodwin entered the business world through his
patriarch’s initiatives. At sixteen he was sitting as
Secretary-Treasurer of the family based steel fabricating and plastics
companies – working throughout the night while successfully accelerating
through his academics.
The
patriarch, Ernest Russell Goodwin, introduced Ralph to biomass
resources at the age of 12 – drawing samples from fields in northern
Alberta, Canada; and, commencing a mining business. Eventually, this
origination team came to be international experts and consultants in
North America, Europe, South America, Russia, Japan, and, South East
Asia: providing development and technologies guidance to governments and
private enterprises.
Today,
Ralph Goodwin works with a team of associates who provide the resources
and skills of security, due diligence, economic development, political
suasion, finance, resource development, community alliances, resource
acquisitions, purchase agreements, turn-key contracts and asset
leveraging.
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This
enterprise of composite talents and procedures is managed through a
program entitled Tripartite Trigeneration Procedures© [TTP©]. And,
within this protocol is assembled a verified template to harness biomass
energy resources in combination with the Integrated Resource
Management© program developed by Ernest Goodwin in 1963, and copyrighted
in 1975.
It is with the satisfaction of knowing that the Team
is completing its regimen evolutionary dialogue with alliance partners,
that Ralph Goodwin understands that by the end of 2004 there will be a
significant new player in the majority of development of electric power
energy, hydroponic foods / health care nutrients / and, sustainable
renewable new energy sources through the innovations of super conductors
/ magnetic pulsed energy / and / solar power.
And, further, it is with this knowledge that the TTP©
is acquiring alliances for energy resources and land rights through
strategic partners; with a mission statement to produce and distribute
10% of the world’s electric power energy needs within 25 years.
     
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