A Fort Lauderdale-based energy investment and development firm agreed to help sell membership interests in four synthetic fuel facilities in exchange for a percentage and commissions.
But U.S. Global claims its efforts to solicit investors in EFC Synfuel’s affiliates was intentionally waylaid in favor of a “sweetheart transaction” – selling a 90 percent interest in two coal recovery plants to a company it later merged with.
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