ABOUT OUR TECHNOLOGY ACCELERATOR SERVICES

Langenburg Technologies (LT) in Eugene Oregon USA is the exclusive, and only global service provider of Langenburg Core Technology™ solutions and services.  Available by long-term equipment lease and revenue share agreement, Langenburg offers the opportunity to extend capacity and performance of a project to specifications not possible by any other technology or method.

 

Presented, is a suite of core tech solutions that can upgrade an entire metropolitan region to a completely self-sustaining operational status.  In its mission to offer such highly-advanced core tech for civil-industrial and also for regenerative spa applications, Langenburg seeks entities with the integrity to qualify as end-users of its tech services.  Potential clients (end-users) are expected to present a "safe harbor" for the Langenburg installation, regarding the ongoing operation of its proprietary equipment under service agreement.

 

To qualify, the candidate entity that owns and controls a proposed project, must be prepared and willing to comply with the tenets of Langenburg Company Policy introduced on this web page.  Langenburg focuses on the proposed project to quickly determine viability and readiness for a required feasibility study, conducted and certified by Langenburg's Director of Projects.  Proposed projects must be mature in their readiness in determining viability for immediate build-out and/or retrofits.  Speculative projects, including those offered by independent parties or agencies, are not accepted.

 

Inquiring parties have reviewed and understand Langenburg's Company Policy and Project-Based Engagment model (below).  This website is the only officially approved presentation of Langenburg Core Technology Solutions and gateway to associated Langenburg technology services.

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SEE INTAKE FORM LOCATED AT THE END OF THIS PAGE

 

EXCLUSIVITY OF LANGENBURG SERVICES & BRANDING

No source other than what is featured on this website has been sanctioned to act on behalf of Langenburg Technologies as a gateway to its services, or to officially represent any of its narratives and technical graphics/diagrams.  Other sources may include:  independent entities, agencies, brokers, institutions, investment firms, governments, developers, utilities, industries, municipalities, alliances, associations, freelance representatives, strategic alliances, finding agents, websites, online social media entities or blogs, any other companies, or any online presentation that is not included on this website – and also any legacy sources that may have had, formerly claimed, including any expired affiliations with Langenburg Technologies LLC.

 

Any financial transactions regarding Langenburg Technologies and it's tech services are managed exclusively through the office of Prinz Albrecht zu Hohenlohe-Langenburg at Langenburg Global headquarters, as indicated in the Contact section of this site.

  

Use, feature or display of Langenburg branding, its official company logo, narratives and presentations, royal insignia such as the crest of The Dynastic Lords of Langenburg and The Princes of Hohenlohe is unauthorized, unless it has been distributed under the direction of Langenburg Global headquarters in Eugene Oregon USA.  Sharing of this official website (by link) in its whole original form, is encouraged for any online media reference by the general public.

 

START WITH A PROJECT PROPOSAL

INTRODUCE  the project for consideration, along with the entity seeking engagement in the below intake form on this page.

REVIEW  and agree to the Project-Based Engagement Model introduced here, and request a non-disclosure/non-compete agreement.

ENSURE  to follow Langenburg Media Usage Policy  (referenced at bottom of this web page).

PROPOSE  the project by its readiness/development level, with request for tech accelerator services in a letter of interest.

APPOINT  a project management liaison to communicate with Langenburg's director of projects.

QUALIFY  for engagement by financial certification,  formal letter of intent, and project feasibility study.

VISIT  Langenburg global headquarters and its project sites by invitation (completed together with qualification).

ENGAGE  as a client by memorandum of understanding with attached revenue share agreement and lease agreement.

COMMENCE  project build-out and/or retrofits per design plan and operations plan.

RENEW  (optional) the lease upon completion of the typical 20-year term.

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ENGAGEMENT WITH LANGENBURG IS VERY SELECTIVE

Langenburg is selective in its evaluation of prospects for engagement, based upon factors including:

 

     –  quality of the letter of intent and prospectus

     –  capability of the entity seeking engagement to actualize completion of a project 

     –  absence of potential conflicts

     –  evidence of a mature project development stage; unless an existing facility to be upgraded by Langenburg

     –  clarity and degree of specificity regarding the service request (in the letter of interest/intent)

 

Project exhibits should be available for Langenburg's consideration at the moment of presentation of letter of interest, or submission of a formal letter of intent.  For existing facilities, the project must be available to receive Langenburg retrofits, upgrades and necessary utility connections to initiate operation.

 

Speculative and open possibilities are generally not considered unless backed by a holistic development capability evidenced by a case history.

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LANGENBURG IS THE SERVICE PROVIDER

Langenburg Technologies is the exclusive service provider for applications using the proprietary core technology solution developed by Langenburg Research.

 

All worldwide transactions, facilitation of the project-based engagement procedure, development of the user-provider relationship, and provision of services, are directed and coordinated exclusively from Langenburg Global headquarters in Eugene Oregon USA by sole authority of the office of Prinz Albrecht zu Hohenlohe-Langenburg (aka Dr. Max Langenburg).

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A FORMALLY ENGAGED CLIENT IS THE END-USER

The end-user of Langenburg's services is a company or legally unified consortium that owns and controls a project ready for conceptual or design upgrades, build-out or retrofit.

 

The end-user seeks to use Langenburg Core Technology services to enhance performance of a project, increase production capacity, eliminate pollutive emissions, and convert or destroy any residual substance.  The most basic services are wastewater remediation, and separation of pure water from any waste.

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FORMAL ENGAGEMENTS ARE PROJECT-BASED

Formally engaged clients become party to a memorandum of understanding with a 20-year renewable lease agreement and revenue share agreement, secured by a bankable instrument such as a Power Purchase Agreement (PPA), Water Purchase Agreement (WPA), and Waste Remediation Agreement (WRA), and other material processing and production agreements.

 

The memorandum of understanding (MOU) is limited to two parties (formally engaged end-user and service provider), where the end-user is the direct and immediate beneficiary of the core technology solution.

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Upon Langenburg's acceptance of proposed project via the below online form, followup by presenting a letter of interest with the following attachments regarding the proposed project:

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     –  prospectus of the client (end-user of Langenburg Core Tech Solution™)

     –  executive summary with operations plan of the proposed project

     –  technical description with schematic diagram of systems, process and connections

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Projects introduced using the online form (below) are followed-up with review and technical pre-screening.  Suggestions regarding optimization of the operational model may be addressed.

 

Projects presented by letters of interest and letters of intent (LOI) will be forwarded to Langenburg's Director of Projects for engineering-level investigation of opportunities, and to develop operational scenarios toward a required feasibility study.

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The Langenburg Project-Based Engagement Model is the only pathway to formal engagement.

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QUALIFICATION OF POTENTIAL CLIENT

The entity that will financially engage with Langenburg appoints a liaison representative to act legally on its behalf in the role of project development.

 

A formal letter of intent is authored on official letterhead of the entity pursuing engagement, with following attachments:

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     –  signed nondisclosure agreement regarding Langenburg's proprietary confidential information

     –  bank certified proof-of-funds (or sovereign guarantee if applicable) for financial pre-qualification

     –  evidence of liaison representative's legal/corporate authority to act legally on client's behalf

     –  comprehensive prospectus, executive summary and technical description (outlined above)

 

Langenburg cannot consider, nor qualify open or prospective proposals made by independent finders or representatives, freelance agents or brokers, nor by marketing agencies, asset management firms, risk management firms, or investment firms.

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INVITATION TO VISIT LANGENBURG HEADQUARTERS

After acceptance of the letter of intent and accompanying qualifying attachments, an invitation is sent to visit the headquarters office of Langenburg Global in Eugene Oregon.  The purpose of the visit is to develop the potential relationship, review tech applications, consider operational scenarios, and pursue project-based engagement in compliance with Langenburg's Company Policy procedure.

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INVITATION TO VISIT LANGENBURG OPERATING FACILITIES

 

Tours of Langenburg operational projects and facilities are coordinated directly with Langenburg Global headquarters.  Tours are available to parties who are in compliance with the Langenburg Company Policy procedure, while actively seeking engagement after sbumittal of signed Langenburg NDA, letter of intent, certified proof-of-funds, and after visiting Langenburg Global headquarters.