Green Mountain Development Corp (GMND)

November 22, 2011 – Bi-Agra™-100 samples ready to be shipped to first customer for evaluation in multiple locations throughout country under variety of growing conditions.  Samples will be in 2 oz (50 plant treatments) and 8 oz (200 plant treatments) for evaluation on potted plants and industrial food crops.  See Bi-Agra™ product page for further pictures and specifications to be posted over the next few days.

CARLSBAD, Calif. – November 21 2011 – Green Mountain Development Corp (Pinksheet: GMND), and C. Trade Group are finalizing the product details and pricing for international sales of the Bi-Agra™ microbial-based agriculture products to the first C. Trade network members requesting product samples for field evaluation.  The products will be used by industrial growers of coffee, corn, sesame seed and cotton.  Pending field results and successful product evaluations, the companies expect to ship initial product orders in 2012 with follow-on orders from other network members.

Green Mountain distributes the Bi-Agra™ agriculture products that are comprised of naturally occurring microbial blends scientifically formulated to promote plant health by increasing the beneficial microbial activity and nutrient uptake in the soil leading to healthier plants and higher quality crop yields.   More information on the products is available at link.

November 9, 2011 – Green Mountain Development Corp (Pinksheet: GMND), announced that company CEO Robert Brehm and C. Trade Group CEO Nick Kontonicolas are hosting meetings this week in Southern California with C. Trade network partners including companies in international banking, energy distribution, water remediation, natural gas engines, and alternative technology solutions for fracking and drilling operations.  The company plans to convert these new relationships into product marketing and engineering services contracts and develop new product distribution and licensing revenue beginning January 2012.

During the first quarter of the new fiscal year we are working on several projects including:

1. Search for larger office space for expanded operations

2. Finalizing a Private Placement of preferred stock to accredited investors

3. Completion of prior fiscal year end financials

4. Filing of disclosure statements with otcmarkets.com to upgrade status

5. Finalize international agricultural products contract quantity & delivery requirements

6. Review and selection of best above ground tank frack water treatment technologies & operators

7. Select Engineering Services Manager for pending energy services contracts.

We need this aggressive schedule of tasks to shift the company into higher gear as we continue to increase shareholder value during 2011-2012.

Green Mountain continues to develop its infrastructure and business expansion plans for FY 2012 which started on October 1.

In September we concentrated on several projects including refining the logistics, potential operators and additional technology to use for the Berwick frack water treatment facility.  With the recent decision of the Pennsylvania EPA to limit the treatment of frack water at municipal water treatment plants, the demand for water treatment facilities and technology solutions has increased dramatically.

Our treatment strategy is gaining momentum quickly.  Alternative technologies such as mobile treatment facilities used at well drilling sites have sludge that must be disposed of, (usually buried out of state), and the energy costs are often greater than wellsite treatment savings.  Other solutions such as lined, open pit, treatment facilities may leak toxic chemicals into water supplies and treatment times can be long limiting the amount of water that can be treated.  The above ground tank facility at Berwick may be the ideal solution depending upon operational permit conditions such as the volume of trucks allowed in/out of the facility in a given period, the treatment levels required (thus determining the amount of frack water that can be treated in a given time) and available sites and costs for disposal of any untreated waste products.  We continue to refine our Berwick game plan as the pieces of the puzzle come together.

During September we also put together plans for an Engineering Services Division which could provide technical support and oversee operations at the Berwick facility as well as provide related engineering services for remediation and fluid treatment for onshore and offshore drilling facilities.

During the first quarter of 2012 we hope to complete our financial disclosure requirements to allow easier trading of our public stock, appoint a new advisory board to accelerate our business development in energy services and agricultural products divisions, and increase our shareholder value with new business.

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In preparation for new business announcements and new investments, the company has published the fiscal year ending 2008, 2009, 2010 and interim 2011 financial statements and has issued a new Company Information & Disclosure Statement – all available on the Investors page on this website.  There is now current public financial information on the company and we are taking steps to upgrade our Otcmarkets.com rating thus enabling additional public investment into the company as we implement new business projects.

August 24, 2011 Green Mountain Development continues to investigate the logistics of implementing the shale gas recycling plant using the the Beach Haven Oil Terminal located in Berwick, Pennsylvania in the Marcellus Shale region.

A recent article in Forbes Magazine, Shale Gas Boom Creates Market Opportunity To Clean Fracking Water said “The resulting market for wastewater disposal and treatment in this region alone will exceed $3 billion per year…”

Obviously with this market opportunity and the tankage capacity of the Beach Haven terminal, there is a good potential for near term revenue generation if we can get the engineering, permits and logistics underway in 2011.  Stay tuned for updates….

The company has completed its business assessment report for rehabilitation and operation of the Beach Haven Oil Terminal located in Berwick, Pennsylvania in the Marcellus Shale region.  The company reviewed facility alternatives for fuel distribution, bio-diesel refining and natural gas well brine water recycling with respect to environmental factors, financial parameters, and integration with C. Trade’s existing logistics and fuel trading network and extensive experience in water remediation and management.

The facility is large enough to add a bio-diesel refining operation of 24MM gallons/yr or its tank storage system could be converted to remediate and recycle brine water used in gas well production.  Recycling brine water for reuse can significantly reduce the environmental impacts of discharging the water into rivers and streams, a common practice in Pennsylvania until earlier this year.

Industry drillers have been proactive in searching for a recycling/remediation process in addition to onsite processes that can effectively remediate the chemical additives in the brine water used for oil well production and the backflow generated from the well.  In Pennsylvania, the brine has been treated by various methods and often discharged into the rivers where environmental concerns have been raised.  With 2.5MM gallons of above-ground tankage available for fluid processing and the proprietary Green Mountain remediation processes and strategic location of the facility in the Marcellus shale region, there are significant financial incentives to develop and process brine water as a solution to the environmental concerns as well as conserving valuable water resources by recycling brine and thereby reducing the drawdown of existing water table levels.

The terminal operations team is evaluating the report recommendations in conjunction with local environmental concerns, capital and logistics requirements for site conversion to a recycling operation, alternative market opportunities, and site owner requirements.  The company plans to have a definitive implementation plan in place before the year end.

More information on Gas Fracturing Facts here

U.S. Department of Energy newsletter, Energy Assurance Daily, reports “Green Mountain Development and C. Trade to Rehabilitate and Operate 2.5 Million Gallon Beach Haven Oil Terminal in Berwick, Pennsylvania” – click here and check page 3.

We have received the environmental reports on the Beach Haven Terminal project and are evaluating the start up costs and developing a proforma  business plan for various alternative fuel distribution scenarios.

We sent Bi-Agra(TM) microbial blend samples for agricultural plant use to parties interested in product evaluation for industrial farming use.  Discussions are in progress for private labeling of the agriculture and hydrocarbon treatment products for retail and internet sales.