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Welcome to CanTex Energy Corporation


CanTex Energy Corp is a diverse renewable energy production and development company. Now with over 80% of our focus on South West Texas we are involved in wind, gas production and bio-renewables.  We are fast moving towards our goal to be net reducers of carbon emissions. We aim to be environmentally sensitive and to contribute to the re-balance of carbon emissions by production of green energy. We are now starting development to construct a 400 MW Wind Farm.  The capital cost of over $800,000,000 should be offsettable by 30% + of Federal Tax Grants.  The total potential in the project could exceed 750 MW.   

We are a company with a mix of low-risk renewable energy production and development assets as well as oil and gas assets that will enable us to create and add shareholder value however the future spectrum of market and economic circumstances turns out.

Our management skills and abilities are in completing projects, from Wind Farms to Oil Wells in Texas and Oklahoma.  We look at windmills as oil wells in the sky, without the decline curves. We continue to work in sustaining diversified oil and gas exploration and production, replenishing the declines with new wells.  This division remains profitable. We identify low cost distressed or bypassed properties and selectively drill, re-enter or rework to renew production of oil or gas as circumstances dictate.

The company's common stock trades on the Current Information OTC Market Tier of the Pink Sheets under the ticker symbol CanTex (PK:CTXE). CanTex has been a public company since 2002, and is nearing its 10th year. 

       The ”Green Balanced Scorecard” is our compilation of Key Result Areas (KRAs) that we use to review and measure the net impact of our renewable carbon saving production against our carbon hydrocarbon production and its potential carbon impact.

       Our strategy will enable CanTex to be a highly profitable renewable energy company. The market will by 2015 be some 10MM BOPD short on supply over global oil demand. In that economic nexus, even with legislative and regulatory intervention, the oil price will return to $150 per barrel. Matched to comparable energy content with prices based on hydrocarbons, green energy will in the future become more needed and even more viable. In providing energy based on minimal cost of fuel using sun, wind and bio, the profit on green energy will be an exponential factor greater than that on hydrocarbons, which will become scarcer and more expensive to extract.

       We aim to provide energy in a manner to lower overall carbon emissions. Achievement of this goal will contribute to “global cooling” and to be net carbon negative, producing energy at a net lower carbon impact.

       Meanwhile, our oil and gas energy produced by exploration will be balanced against an increasing renewable energy production as we move to being a net green company.