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Global Clean Energy, Inc. (GCEI) has been making huge leaps to turn its trash-to-electricity dreams into a real commercial technology.

And with Obama in the White House for the next four years, maybe “green” will turn into GOLD! (Read more)

In just the last week, GCEI has pushed its chart up close to a healthy 30%.

Yes, this ticker was only priced at a penny two months ago.

And at the rate the news catalysts have been coming, I don’t know how much longer you bottom feeders have to get GCEI at anything like a ground floor price.

Consider:  GCEI has opened up funding talks with three big investors who as yet wish to remain anonymous. (Read more)

The hush-hush didn’t stop one of these deep pockets types from writing his name on a $1 million check -- after mere days at the bargaining table! (Read more)

Now GCEI is talking about raising another $19 million in cash and an extra $8.7 million in government grants. (Read more)

A lot of Wall Street strategists think Obama seems has a lot of “government grants” for renewable energy in the pipeline! (Read more)

So why does GCEI think their technology is so great it deserves close to $30 million?

And why are the venture hot shots willing to peel off 7 figures apiece to make it happen?

GCEI is all about taking agricultural waste or industrial trash and burning it in a proprietary “gasifier” chamber to make green fuel. (Read more)

Soot, lawn trimmings and other garbage go in. High-octane diesel comes out. (Read more)

Theoretically, the process actually leaves the environment cleaner than before. Dumps are reclaimed. Smog-spewing coal power plants stop belching.

GCEI’s founder spent five years perfecting a garage-scale prototype gasifier before he died at the end of August.

Now his heirs are eager to commercialize his legacy, starting with a system that’s 15 to 20 times bigger for a town in Quebec. (Read more)

The principle is the same: garbage goes in, biodiesel comes out.

Low input costs, precious fuel.

And get this: GCEI management wants to be a vertically integrated energy producer, so they’re talking about buying an industrial and agricultural trash hauler! (Read more)

The millions GCEI is currently raising are earmarked to make that deal happen, while the grants will fund new biodiesel crops like Jatropha and even algae. (Read more)

Algae is basically pond scum and Jatropha is weeds, so once again, the GCEI law of trash-to-treasure applies.

Here and now, a look at the GCEI chart reveals plenty of historical support right here at the 50-day trend line and a bullish “golden cross” to boot.

Beyond that, the technicals here are still filling in after GCEI’s last big run all the way to $0.16.

All these reasons have me closely tuned into GCEI this morning.  

You should get it in your screen ASAP as well!