Alternative Energy OTC/Pinks (ALTOTC)

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Take note of BLDW quickly.

http://www.otcmarkets.com/stock/BLDW/quote

Quarterly Report filed 8/16/2013

Attorney Letter filed 8/20/2013

CE Removed this afternoon.

Volume is picking up. Stock looks ready to rumble now.

$IFTF$

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Interested in Oil & Gas stocks - you should check out AMSE!

Ground floor opportunity!

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BLDW - More Developments

Building Turbines Signs Letter of Engagement With the Accounting Firm of MaloneBailey, to Complete Full Financial Audit, With...

http://ih.advfn.com/p.php?pid=nmona&article=55958348&symbol=BLDW

BLDW

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News out on BLDW. A company to watch.

Building Turbines' New Partner ATG-LED, Announces Sale of Approximately $250,000 to Physicians Center Project, in Houston, TX

http://ih.advfn.com/p.php?pid=nmona&article=55938666&symbol=BLDW


Low floater, moves with ease.

Share Structure
Market Value1 $6,198,962 a/o Jan 18, 2013
Shares Outstanding 182,322,416 a/o Sep 30, 2012
Float 10,382,824 a/o Jun 30, 2011
Authorized Shares 500,000,000 a/o Sep 30, 2012
Par Value 0.001

http://www.otcmarkets.com/stock/BLDW/company-info

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I believe you should take a look at GESI - Green Energy Solution Industries, if you're interested in alternative energy companies.

The company has a plan to build a plant to convert 200" tons of rail ties (feedstock) per day using gasification. GESI has formed an agreement with Canadian Pacific (CP) to obtain this feedstock at no cost. Also, the company just finalized an equity funding agreement for $45 million:

GESI Completes Escrow Milestone for Plant Funding by Private Escrow Capital Raise
"Green Energy Solution Industries, Inc. (PINKSHEETS: GESI) announced today the Company has received the formal irrevocable funding commitment from the lender of the financing for its renewable energy plant in Alberta, Canada."

http://ih.advfn.com/p.php?pid=nmona&article=53848124

I feel that this equity funding deal is an attractive detail for investors because it means that funding will not depend on dilution.

"Through the partnership with InREFCo, GESI announced that they have entered into an agreement for the source and source of funding of the plant which will be an equity percentage funding of the project. The funding will not in any way depend upon shares of the public company. MacKay stated that the terms of ownership would be heavily in favor of a majority ownership by GESI for the project."

http://ih.advfn.com/p.php?pid=nmona&article=53457782

Soon we will learn the amount of the first draw and timeline for the plant buildout. A conservative estimate for the amount of the first draw will be approx $10-$15 million. This could easily put a valuation for GESI in the $0.05-$0.10 range, based on the updated share structure.

Share Structure
Market Value1 $2,887,595 a/o Aug 17, 2012
Shares Outstanding 192,506,353 a/o Jun 30, 2012
Float 96,652,498 a/o Jun 30, 2012
Authorized Shares 490,000,000 a/o Mar 31, 2012

http://www.otcmarkets.com/stock/GESI/company-info

I'd imagine that there will be 3 to 4 draws in the $10-$15 million range to complete the plant construction. Once the plant is complete, the company will be fully operational and will begin earning revenue. With the completeion of the plant ($45 million) coupled with revenue, it's exciting to see the potential valuation of GESI.

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ISML News (on website)

http://www.isml.us

FLOAT < 6M shares.

ENERGY BREAKTHROUGH!
Clearwater / Largo Florida, Dec 06-2011

ISM International Inc (ISML) announced today that over the last 2 years, ISM Technicians have been working on the development of a new source of energy. “A working prototype has been tested and proven to be functional to produce a substantial amount of clean and free energy at minimal cost. When completed this new source of energy will become available to households at a very low price. Proper Patent Applications are currently in the process, says Mario Quenneville, CEO”

Forward-Looking Statements

Certain statements in this release, and other written or oral statements made by the Company, including the use of the words "expect," "anticipate," "estimate," "project," "forecast," "outlook," "target," "objective," "plan," "goal," "pursue," "on track," and similar expressions, are "forward-looking statements" within the meaning of Section 27A of the Securities Act of 1933 and Section 21E of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934, as amended. These statements are based on current estimates and projections about Ism International Inc business, which are derived in part on assumptions of its management, and are not guarantees of future performance, as such performance is difficult to predict. Actual outcomes and results may differ materially from what is expressed or forecasted in forward-looking statements due to numerous factors. Such factors include, but are not limited to, the Company's ability to execute effectively its business plan and acquisition strategy, changes in market activity, the development of new products and services, the enhancement of existing products and services, competitive pressures (including price competition), system failures, economic and political conditions, changes in consumer behavior and the introduction of competing products having technological and/or other advantages. These and other risks are described in the Company's filings with the Securities and Exchange Commission, which should be read in conjunction herewith for a further discussion of important factors that could cause actual results to differ materially from those in the forward-looking statements. The Company assumes no obligation to update information concerning its expectations.
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NWND - Wind Energy Stock

[MWM]

so maybe I'll move over here... hehe!

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BLSH Bio Diesel does anyone like this name besides me??

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ENEI.OB .62 is another Li ion battery maker.Like every other OB they claim to have the goods.

http://finance.yahoo.com/q?s=enei.ob

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IFUE up on news,looking for them to break out with anything over 0.38, at 0.31 last looked + 14.81%

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LLEG - Laidlaw Engages The Babcock & Wilcox Company to Work on Boiler Conversion to Biomass Fuel for Berlin, NH Project

Laidlaw Energy Group, Inc. (Ticker Symbol “LLEG”) announced today that its affiliate, Laidlaw Berlin, LLC, has entered into an exclusive arrangement with The Babcock & Wilcox Company to provide its services in connection with the conversion of a Babcock & Wilcox boiler located in Berlin, New Hampshire to biomass fuel. The boiler is located at the former Fraser Paper Mill which Laidlaw has proposed converting to a state-of-the-art 60 – 70 megawatt biomass-energy facility. The large Babcock & Wilcox recovery boiler was installed at the mill in 1993 at a cost of nearly $100 million and is believed to be highly suitable to conversion for biomass-energy purposes. Babcock & Wilcox has successfully completed several conversions of similar boilers to biomass fuel in recent the past.

The first stage of the engagement will be for Babcock & Wilcox to conduct a thorough engineering review in order to confirm the capabilities of the boiler and define the work that will be needed to complete the conversion. Once this is completed the parties expect to enter into a definitive agreement pursuant to which Babcock & Wilcox will perform such work.

Commenting on the engagement of Babcock & Wilcox, Laidlaw Energy President & CEO Michael B. Bartoszek stated, “We are happy to have B&W on board for the exciting project. We had discussions with several different boiler companies about this engagement, but at the end of the day we felt most comfortable with B&W’s overall capabilities, including their financial resources, prior successful track record with this type of project, and the fact that they are the original manufacturer of this boiler and are highly familiar with it.”

The Berlin biomass-energy facility is currently expected to commence operations in late 2008 or early 2009.

About Laidlaw Energy Group

Laidlaw Energy Group (LLEG) is engaged in the development of independent power plants that generate electricity from renewable resources. LLEG's mission is to build and manage a profitable portfolio of renewable energy facilities through the development of new facilities and acquisition of existing facilities. LLEG is headquartered in New York, New York. For more information on LLEG, please visit our website at www.NYENRG.com.

About The Babcock & Wilcox Company

The Babcock & Wilcox Company is a 140 year old company that is engaged in supplying innovative solutions to meet the world's growing energy needs. With power generation systems and equipment found in more than 800 utilities and industries in over 90 countries. The Babcock & Wilcox Company is an operating unit of McDermott International (NYSE: MDR). For further information see www.Babcock.com.

Laidlaw Energy Group, Inc.
Michael B. Bartoszek, 212-480-9884
[e-mail]

Source: Business Wire (July 17, 2007 - 10:19 AM EST)

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WorldWater & Solar Technologies Corp. and ENTECH, Inc. Start Engineering for New Production Line of Concentrator Panels
Thursday July 5, 3:00 am ET
Companies' Cooperative Effort Precedes Final Closure of Acquisition, Which Awaits Authorization of Additional Shares Expected in August/September 2007


PENNINGTON, N.J.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--WorldWater & Solar Technologies Corp. (OTC BB:WWAT.OB - News; formerly WorldWater & Power Corp.), developer and marketer of proprietary high-power solar systems, today announced that the Company and ENTECH, Inc. have begun engineering procedures for the manufacturing line of ENTECH panels at their headquarters in Keller, TX for delivery of product in early 2008. Full closure of the acquisition of ENTECH by WorldWater cannot take place until new shares are authorized at the forthcoming Special Shareholder meeting anticipated in late August/September 2007.


"We are together in our efforts to meet manufacturing goals and timelines," said Quentin T. Kelly, Chairman and CEO of Worldwater & Solar Technologies Corp., also speaking for Dr. Walter Hesse, CEO of ENTECH, Inc. "We are undertaking these actions in anticipation of the closing by end of summer."

http://biz.yahoo.com/bw/070705/20070705005060.html?.v=1

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LLEG -- Laidlaw Energy and Partners Moving Forward with Plans to Build a 60 - 70 Megawatt Biomass-Energy Plant in Berlin, NH

Laidlaw Energy Group, Inc. (Ticker Symbol “LLEG”) announced today that Laidlaw and its partners have formed Laidlaw Berlin, LLC and have invested $1 million in equity capital in the newly formed entity that has been placed in escrow in connection with the contemplated purchase of certain property and assets of the former Fraser Paper Mill from North American Dismantling, Inc. Laidlaw and its partners plan to convert the facility to operate as biomass-energy power plant. The mill, which closed in May 2006, has significant infrastructure in place that is suitable for biomass energy, including a large Babcock & Wilcox boiler that was installed in 1993 at a cost of nearly $100 million. Based upon recent discussions between Laidlaw and Babcock & Wilcox, it is expected that the boiler could support up to a 70 megawatt biomass-energy plant, depending upon the specifications of the steam turbine generators that are ultimately chosen.

The Berlin facility is located in the heavily forested Northern, New Hampshire area, which makes it ideally positioned to take advantage of the area’s abundant biomass resources. Prior to its closure, the mill processed approximately 1 million tons of biomass per year. The newly reconfigured plant will use over 650,000 tons of biomass per year, creating and sustaining approximately 500 local jobs for truckers and forest products workers who will supply wood chips, as well as local businesses that will provide goods and services. 40 direct jobs will be created at the biomass-energy plant.

Emissions from the biomass-energy facility will be maintained at an unprecedented low level through the use of highly advanced emissions controls that are expected to enable the plant to qualify for the sale of Renewable Energy Credits (RECs) under the newly enacted Renewable Portfolio Standard program in New Hampshire, as well as other renewable energy programs of various neighboring states in the Northeast.

Laidlaw Berlin, LLC is an equal partnership between the Laidlaw development team and Triangle Equities of Whitestone, New York (www.TriangleEquities.com).

“We are excited about embarking on this new relationship with Triangle and its President, Lester Petracca,” stated Laidlaw Energy President and CEO Michael B. Bartoszek. “Lester and Triangle bring to the table significant financial resources and experience in the development of major capital projects. We expect they will be particularly helpful in working with the parties in their pursuit of development options for the balance of the site not occupied by the contemplated biomass-energy plant,” Bartoszek went on to state. “Our vision for this site is called the Berlin Bio-Commerce Park, whereby we bring together home-grown resources to fuel not only one of the largest and most environmentally advanced power generation facilities in the United States, but also to attract new green manufacturing businesses to the region to take advantage of this low cost source of energy,” added Bartoszek.

An artist’s rendering of the proposed Laidlaw Berlin Bio-Commerce Park and the proposed biomass-energy facility can be found on Laidlaw’s web site at http://www.nyenrg.com/berlinnhproject.html.

The acquisition is expected to close within the next several months, with the reconfigured Berlin biomass-energy facility expected to commence operations in late 2008 or early 2009.

About Laidlaw Energy Group

Laidlaw Energy Group (LLEG) is engaged in the development of independent power plants that generate electricity from renewable resources. LLEG's mission is to build and manage a profitable portfolio of renewable energy facilities through the development of new facilities and acquisition of existing facilities. LLEG is headquartered in New York, New York. For more information on LLEG, please visit our website at www.NYENRG.com.

About Triangle Equities

Triangle Equities is a diversified, full service real estate firm. Triangle and its related entities develop, own and manage commercial, residential and industrial properties in the New York Metropolitan area. Triangle specializes in the creation of major public projects for New York City. It has successfully rejuvenated major hubs and urban renewal areas throughout the five boroughs. These projects have undergone intense public scrutiny, and have required approvals from local, state, and federal authorities.

Laidlaw Energy Group, Inc.
Michael B. Bartoszek, 212-480-9884
[e-mail]

Source: Business Wire (June 19, 2007 - 10:53 AM EDT)

[bob3]

Yes, since early May & added with news esp when
Calif Gov endorsed company.

http://biz.yahoo.com/bw/070530/20070530005255.html?.v=1

[QuickTrade]

Gees, up 30% yesterday. You own shares of this company?

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WWAT will be Added to Ibox - Thanks bob3.

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QT, consider WWAT.OB

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ARSC Added to IBOX. Taken off the other board.

ARSC (BB) - American Security Resources - Fuel Cells http://www.americansecurityresources.com.

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"The Economic Impact of Renewable Energy" (PS: LLEG)

A very interesting article relating to the proposed Laidlaw Energy Group clean biomass energy facility in Berlin NH... As well as to all renewable energy projects...

by Stephen Lacey, Staff Writer
Peterborough, New Hampshire [RenewableEnergyAccess.com]

When the Fraser Paper Mill shut down in the northern New Hampshire city of Berlin in 2006, many people wondered how the city would recover.

"We found that you get three to five times the amount of jobs in the renewables area than you do in fossil fuels."

-- Dan Kammen, University of California, Berkeley, Director of the Renewable and Appropriate Energy Laboratory
The mill, which had been in operation for over 100 years, was vital to the economic stability of the community. The mill's closure evaporated hundreds of jobs, tens of thousands of dollars in tax revenue and closed the book on a century of history built around the paper industry.

Now, as New Hampshire is poised to pass a renewable portfolio standard (RPS) later this spring, a new chapter of economic progress based on renewable energy is unfolding for the city of Berlin.

LaidLaw Energy Group, a New York-based developer of independent renewable power plants, has proposed turning the Fraser Paper Mill into a 50 megawatt (MW) capacity biomass electrical generation facility that will utilize woodchips. Because the mill's infrastructure is well suited for developing a power plant, it will be easier and cheaper for the company to construct the facility.

If completed in 2008 as planned, the biomass facility will create approximately 500 indirect and 40 direct jobs in timber-rich Coos County where Berlin is located. While a power plant will require much less labor than the old paper mill, 540 jobs are a welcome addition to the area.

"Clearly this project would help the local economy and many of the folks who have relied on the paper industry over the years," said Berlin City Manager Patrick MacQueen. "This project will be great for job creation and actually maintaining the jobs that get built."

A University of New Hampshire study released this February titled, "Economic Impact of a New Hampshire Renewable Portfolio Standard," concluded that an adoption of 20 percent renewable energy will create thousands of jobs with wages much higher than the current state average, generate over $1 million in state revenue, and provide a "newfound opportunity for NH residents to start businesses."

Former New Hampshire Congressman Charlie Bass, who recently joined Laidlaw Energy Group as Special Advisor to company President and CEO Michael Bartoszek, said that renewable energy projects like the Berlin biomass plant are important for economic growth and stability in the state.

"I've always been active in supporting alternative energy sources, so I'm excited to be involved with [the Berlin] project. Developments like this will truly benefit the state of New Hampshire and the rest of our country," Bass said.

Additional studies released over the last decade have indicated that a large-scale transition by the U.S. into a clean energy economy would significantly benefit the country by creating hundreds of thousands of domestic jobs, generate tens of billions of dollars in federal and state tax revenues, and help revitalize struggling communities.

According to a 2004 meta-analysis from of the Renewable and Appropriate Energy Laboratory (RAEL) at the University of California, Berkeley, which examined 13 studies on the economic benefits of renewable energy, approximately 240,000 jobs could be created and maintained if the country passed a 20 percent by 2020 RPS. If the U.S. relied solely on fossil fuels, the country would only maintain around 75,000 jobs.

"We found that you get three to five times the amount of jobs in the renewables area than you do in fossil fuels," said Dan Kammen, director of RAEL and co-author of the meta-analysis. "The finding was not that there's some incredibly intrinsic, wonderful feature about renewables, even though I might think there is. It was that these benefits go to the first victors."

That means local communities and states must act now in order to be part of the expected job growth.

The employment opportunities created by the renewable energy sector will be diverse -- ranging from indirect manufacturing and construction jobs to direct facility design, operation and maintenance jobs. States like California, Texas, and others in the Midwest that have been most aggressive in supporting the solar, wind and biofuel industries are going to see the largest growth in those employment areas noted Kammen.

For example, communities in the Midwestern Corn Belt are seeing a considerable economic boom because of the rapid growth of the biofuel industries. A report released this February found that the ethanol industry created over 163,000 direct and indirect jobs, generated $4.9 billion in federal, state and local taxes and reduced the federal trade deficit by $11.2 billion in 2006.

"The renewable fuels industry is creating economic activity, it's creating jobs, it's generating income, it's generating tax revenue and it's paying for itself," said John Urbanchuk, Director of LECG LLC and author of the ethanol report. "And since most of these plants are located in rural areas, they are a significant impetus to rural economic development and economic growth."

When the U.S. finally adopts high amounts of renewable energy, there will undoubtedly be jobs lost in the fossil fuel industries. But the country won't restructure itself overnight, so companies and workers will have time to adapt to the evolving energy landscape.

"Most of the big energy companies are rich -- they are big and diversified. There are efforts going on among all the big oil companies to invest heavily in renewables. So I think you're not going to see job losses, you're going to see a shift, with the one exception of coal if the industry doesn't get on board with finding a way to make coal as close to carbon neutral as possible," said Kammen.

When Laidlaw finishes the 50 MW biomass plant in Berlin, the renovated paper mill will be a symbol for the new wave of economic development based on clean energy that is gradually emerging in the U.S. Now it's up to states and local communities to decide whether they want to be part of the growth.

"There is simply too much talk and not enough action right now," said former Congressman Bass. "Developing projects like the one in Berlin is how you change the paradigm."

http://www.renewableenergyaccess.com/rea/news/story?id=48201

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Hi QuickTrade,

The up 14% is really only bouncing between the high and low end of the daily range... The stock is currently in a nice long sideways consolidation trading range for almost 8 weeks now... I anticipate a big upside breakout but that may not occur for another 8 weeks...

I currently own well over 50 million shares... Remember that the price is only 0.0008!

Best of luck.

Tom

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LLEG up 14%. You owned some shares??

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LLEG -- 04/23/2007 Union Leader Newspaper Article (Berlin NH Project)

WEBLINK: http://www.unionleader.com/default.aspx?storyDate=2007-04-23

Berlin wood-chip plant could mean 500 jobs
By DENIS PAISTE
New Hampshire Union Leader Staff
5 hours, 4 minutes ago

Laidlaw Energy Group President Michael B. Bartoszek is confident his company's proposed wood-chip plant in Berlin will spur creation of 500 new jobs.

Although the 50-megawatt plant will provide about 40 direct jobs on-site at the former Fraser Mill, it will have a ripple effect, creating a need for truckers and loggers to supply wood.

"It really is a great economic mover for the community. You can't replace it, you can't outsource it," Bartoszek said.

The plant, which would be built around an existing, 11-story boiler, would use about 500,000 tons of wood chips a year. The $100 million Babcock & Wilcox boiler was installed 14 years ago.

"We got an existing boiler there that's appropriate for the project; we've got to take the bottom of it and put in a new grate and some advanced emissions control equipment to bring the emissions down to the levels we're talking about," Bartoszek said in an interview at the New Hampshire Union Leader Friday.


The former Burgess Pulp Mill in Berlin, where 14 years ago the city celebrated the installation of a $100m boiler that secured hundreds of jobs for more than a decade. The boiler is now at the center of a plan that could return 500 jobs to the region. The 500,000 pound, 11-story boiler is suspended from above nearly filling the tallest building in the photo.

"All these activities have essentially happened at the facility already: wood combustion, turbine generator ... and fuel yard. We've got to reconfigure them to put this plant online."

He expects to be able to do that by the end of 2008.

The closing of the pulp mill last May left more than 200 mill workers without jobs and questions about how the city would deal with the blow to its tax base.

Berlin Mayor Robert Danderson is enthusiastic about the Laidlaw project.

"The 500 jobs they are talking about would be spread out around the county," he said.

"Every time you employ someone with a decent wage, it benefits someone else in the area. I'm very happy," he said.

But Danderson said he is concerned that Laidlaw Energy Group appears to be a penny stock, meaning its shares are worth less than a dollar each.

"Most of the independent power producers that I have seen are usually opportunists, and I just want to make sure they have the money to do what they say they're going to do," Danderson said, "because nothing is worse than getting your hopes up because they don't have the money to do what they say they are going to do."

Bartoszek said LLEG's first biomass project in upstate New York should be completed by the end of this year.

"We're converting an existing power plant to low-emission advanced biomass fuel and that plant is expected to commence operations later this year. It's still going through the permitting process," he said.

Bartoszek was accompanied by former Congressman Charlie Bass, who is a hired advisor the firm. Bass said the local logging industry, which supplied 1 million tons of wood a year to the pulp mill, would have to be rebuilt because workers dispersed after the plant closure.

"It's going to be an industry that has to be regenerated, and that's a challenge," Bass said. "But it's new employment, It's electricity, it's biomass energy generation, and it's a kind of product that isn't really economically elastic like paper was. Electricity's going to be needed. These jobs are going to be there, They're going to be very stable employment."

An ethanol plant could be built on the site using excess steam from the wood-chip powered plant, but the plant could stand alone and still be able to pay its own way, Bartoszek said.

Danderson said in addition to the impact of new jobs on the community, the power plant would bring a sizeable new property tax assessment.

"That's something that's very, very positive," he said. "Another aspect that is very important for the state is that we have a renewable resource for electricity.

"The fact that the 50-megawatt plant is also talking about selling steam to other forms of manufacturing, that might attract other industries into that area," Danderson said.

The Berlin mayor recognizes that not everyone is in favor of a new industrial use for the former mill, with some favoring a park.

"I understand why they feel that way, but parks usually don't bring revenues," Danderson said. "Parks bring expenses. I think it's important that it stays industrial. I could never see it being residential, and I question its value in many other uses."

CHECK THE LLEG WEBSITE: http://www.nyenrg.com

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Open Energy Corp (OEGY.OB) Solar roofing tiles

At January 31, 2007, 86,763,887 shares of the registrant's common stock

Open Energy (OEGY.OB) Signs Marketing and Distribution Agreement With Eagle Roofing Products

Relationship Includes National Sales Network and Manufacturing of Proprietary Transition Tiles

SOLANA BEACH, CA, Apr 12, 2007 (MARKET WIRE via COMTEX) -- Open Energy Corp. (OTCBB: OEGY) today announced a Joint Marketing and Distribution Agreement with Eagle Roofing Products (Eagle), one of the nation's largest manufacturers of concrete roof tiles. The two companies will work together to supply the rapidly growing market for building-integrated photovoltaic solar solutions. The goal of the joint approach of the companies is to train and equip professional roofers as installers of Open Energy's photovoltaic systems.

The two companies collaborated on the development of solar tiles which match the colors of Eagle's three most popular concrete tiles: slate grey, terracotta red, and earthen brown. Additionally, Open Energy and Eagle Roofing have jointly filed for patents on transitional tiles that will interface their flat solar tiles with the Capistrano (curved "S" or barrel) tiles used by many homebuilders. Under the terms of the agreement, Eagle will produce these transitional concrete tiles in their manufacturing plants.

David Field, Senior Vice President Sales and Marketing of Open Energy, stated, "This agreement with Eagle marks a fundamental next step in our industry. The wide spread adoption of safe, secure, emissions free solar power will only occur if we make it easy and affordable for the building trades to incorporate photovoltaics in all new construction, as well as for homeowners to retrofit solar panels on their existing roofs. The Open Energy and Eagle Roofing alliance represents the most aggressive and dynamic teaming arrangement in the building-integrated photovoltaic industry and will lead our efforts to help our nation meet its renewable energy objectives."

Seamus Burlingame, COO of Eagle Roofing Products, added, "Our Company has been tremendously successful in producing beautiful, long lasting, and environmentally friendly products to meet the unprecedented demand for concrete tiles. This marketing, sales and distribution agreement with Open Energy is further indication of our continued commitment to bringing quality roofing solutions to our customers and their customers. We will work with our new partner to train our network of builders and contractors, with the goal of bringing solar systems to thousands of homes across the country."




three year weekly...

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LLEG - Local Positive Press Reaction To Proposed Project
________________________________________________________________

"IN BERLIN, NEW HOPE FOR MILL"
By Lorna Colquhoun
New Hampshire Union Leader Correspondent
19 hours, 21 minutes ago

BERLIN – A New York-based energy company is proposing construction of a 50-megawatt biomass energy power plant that could begin operation at the site of the former pulp mill by late next year.

Laidlaw Energy Group and its affiliate, Laidlaw EcoPower, has agreed to acquire some of the property and assets of the pulp mill last operated by Fraser Papers. Laidlaw Energy Group predicts the plant would use about 500,000 tons of wood chips annually. That would support 500 jobs for truckers and loggers, as well as local businesses that provide goods and services to those involved. The plant itself would create 40 jobs.

Laidlaw Energy Group and its affiliate, Laidlaw EcoPower, has agreed to acquire some of the property and assets of the pulp mill last operated by Fraser Papers, which closed nearly a year ago.

It is the second renewable energy plant proposed in Coos County in less than two months. In February, North Country Renewable Energy announced its intent to develop a $200 million renewable energy park in Groveton, including a 45- to 75-megawatt wood-fired electric generation facility and a biofuels manufacturing facility producing ethanol and other fuel additives.

The existing infrastructure of the pulp mill, portions of which are being dismantled, attracted Laidlaw, according to company President and CEO Michael Bartoszek. Especially of interest was the 11-story, $100 million Babcock & Wilcox boiler installed 14 years ago.

Officials in Berlin and Coos County reacted yesterday with cautious optimism.

"If it's true, it's great news," said City Manager Pat McQueen. "Energy is something that is needed and clearly there is a lot of biomass in the North Country."

"(The biomass plant) is not as labor-intensive as the paper mill, but these will be well-paying jobs," Bartoszek said. "There will be a significant amount of indirect jobs."

The closing of the pulp mill last May left more than 200 mill workers without jobs and questions in the city about what would replace the tax base.

"It's important to keep the industrial base, good-paying jobs and the tax base," said Mayor Bob Danderson. "I'm very happy for that - we weren't sure what would be left that would be taxable."

Laidlaw has entered into an agreement with North American Dismantling, which will retain an equity position in the project. NAD purchased the mill property last October and has been tearing down a number of buildings over the past few months. The two companies "intend to work together to develop" about 130 acres for manufacturing.

"Our goal would be to bring in a business that needs low-cost electricity," he said. "I think that is a very real possibility and it will be a very attractive site."

Coos Economic Development Corp. Director Peter Riviere said the county "is reasonably poised to take advantage" of renewable energy. But he said he is concerned whether the wood supply can handle two biomass plants. He also questions whether the present transmission lines are sufficient to get the power out of the northernmost county.

The region has prompted great interest in biomass and alternative energy projects, said New Hampshire Timberland Owners Association Director Jasen Stock, with the closure of the pulp mill in Berlin and Groveton Paperboard a year ago in Northumberland.

"Now that the mills are closed, there is quite a bit of interest in tapping into the resource in Berlin," he said.

Between the two mills, he said, about 1.2 million tons of wood were consumed and the two plants will likely use that much.

"We have plenty of wood left," said state Sen. John Gallus, R-Berlin, who added that he was "thrilled" to learn about the Laidlaw project yesterday.

Laidlaw will utilize its relationship with Basic Energy, which assisted with the Laidlaw development of a biomass energy plant in New York. Basic has a portfolio of over 1,200 megawatts of generation and owns an electric utility in the Caribbean.

Bartoszek said the acquisition from NAD should close within the next few months.
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WEBSITE DIRECT LINK TO ARTICLE:
http://www.unionleader.com/article.aspx?headline=In+Berlin%2c+new+hope+for+mill&articleId=a9a76a...

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LLEG -- Laidlaw Energy to Build 50 Megawatt Biomass-Energy Plant in Berlin, NH

Plant to be Among the Largest and Most Environmentally Friendly in the U.S.

Laidlaw Energy Group, Inc. (Ticker Symbol “LLEG”) announced today that its affiliate, Laidlaw EcoPower, LLC, has agreed to acquire certain property and assets of the Fraser Paper Mill, located in Berlin, New Hampshire. Laidlaw plans to convert the facility to operate as a 50 megawatt biomass-energy power plant. The mill, which closed in May 2006, has significant infrastructure in place that is suitable for biomass energy, including a large Babcock & Wilcox boiler that was installed in 1993 at a cost of nearly $100 million.

The Berlin facility is located in the heavily forested Northern, New Hampshire area, which makes it ideally positioned to take advantage of the area’s abundant biomass resources. Prior to its closure, the mill processed approximately 1 million tons of biomass per year. The newly reconfigured plant will use over 500,000 tons of biomass per year, creating and sustaining approximately 500 local jobs for truckers and forest products workers who will supply wood chips, as well as local businesses that will provide goods and services. 40 direct jobs will be created at the biomass-energy plant.

North American Dismantling, Inc., the current owner of the facility, has agreed to retain an equity position in the Berlin Project. In addition, Laidlaw and NAD intend to work together to develop the balance of the approximately 130 acre site for manufacturing. The parties are currently in discussions with several parties that could potentially be ideally suited to occupy the balance of the site and have a synergistic relationship to the power plant. A combined heat and power application could ultimately be the result, whereby the plant would supply electricity and excess thermal energy to a manufacturing entity for process heating purposes, in addition to exporting its green power to the electric grid. A biofuel application that would have a synergistic relationship through the common use of biomass fuel is also being actively considered.

Emissions from the biomass-energy facility will be maintained at an unprecedented low level through the use of highly advanced, second generation emissions controls that are expected to enable the plant to qualify for the renewable energy programs of various states in the Northeast and allow for the sale of Renewable Energy Credits (RECs).

The Berlin Project is a joint effort between Laidlaw Energy Group, Inc. and EcoPower, LLC, a local business whose principals have extensive experience in the development and operations of biomass-energy facilities. Basic Energy, with whom Laidlaw has an existing development relationship in connection with its New York biomass-energy project has agreed to partner with Laidlaw in this project and provide the requisite financing. Basic’s principal owner is a highly experienced international power developer with a portfolio of over 1,200 megawatts of generation and is also owner a large electric utility in the Caribbean.

The acquisition is subject to documentation and the completion of Laidlaw’s due diligence. It is expected to close within the next several months.

The reconfigured Berlin biomass-energy facility is expected to commence operations in late 2008.

About Laidlaw Energy Group - Cleaner Energy For a Greener Future

Laidlaw Energy Group (LLEG) is engaged in the development of independent power plants that generate electricity from renewable resources. LLEG's mission is to build and manage a profitable portfolio of renewable energy facilities through the development of new facilities and acquisition of existing facilities. LLEG is headquartered in New York, New York. For more information on LLEG, please visit our websites at www.NYENRG.com and www.greenenergyfacts.com.

Laidlaw Energy Group, Inc.
Michael B. Bartoszek, 212-480-9884
[e-mail]

Source: Business Wire (April 2, 2007 - 11:10 AM EDT)

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EBOF,here is some DD compliments of Energyman.The link he provides is to a NT 10K.In the Not Timely it states they need more time to file,and they have had significant increase in revenues,44M for 2006.EBOF now has 15 calendar days,from 3/30, to file the 10K or become EBOFE for being noncompliant.
http://www.secinfo.com/d11MXs.uNqw.htm

Here's a little followup,all imo.
Just wanted to add that the last 10Q in Nov, only shows revs of 13Mil for the first nine months of 2006.$9M in those three months July-Sept.

THIS MEANS THE FOURTH QTR SHOULD BE 44-13= $31 Million for this quarter alone Oct-Dec. A 340% increase in revs over the previous qtr($9M).
http://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/1268471/000110465906076616/a06-22026_310qsb.htm
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Plenty of buying in $2 range from Oct on,from mostly one insider.

http://www.sec.gov/cgi-bin/browse-edgar?type=&dateb=&owner=only&count=40&action=getc....

Also AOOR (.051pps)owns 139M shares of EBOF(63%) according to the link above.According to Yahoo finance the EBOF float is only 42M with all the insiders ownership.Should move nicely.

[QuickTrade]

GRSR Added to Ibox. Thanks sweet crude. Sometimes the name of the company is really funny. I guess they'll think of anything to generate some capital at first.

About GiraSolar Inc.

GiraSolar Inc. is a US holding company based in Ann Arbor and its operational HQ is in Deventer, the Netherlands, through GiraSolar BV. It is an umbrella organization for subsidiaries, partners and affiliated entities, active in the field of solar energy product development, production and application. GiraSolar's three subsidiaries consist of 100% owned DutchSolar B.V., 51% owned GiraSolar Turkey Ltd. Ste. (GST), and 100% owned GiraMundo B.V. The group focuses with its business activities on silicon, solar cells, solar modules and solar energy systems. www.girasolar.com

Contact:
Contact:
GiraSolar, Inc.
734-418-3004

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ACMG Added to ibox. Thanks up-down.

http://www.alcarchemicalsgroup.com/

About The Alcar Group

The Alcar Chemicals Group (Other OTC:ACMG.PK) represents a significant market opportunity due to a serious worldwide supply shortage of raw materials for polymers as well as an increased requirement for ethanol and biodiesel. ACMG has been concentrating on innovative methods for biomass (forestry waste, agricultural waste and non-food crop) valorization for the past decade, specifically petroleum-independent fuel and plastics resin production. Its proprietary technology represents today's most economical and advanced manufacturing process for plastic raw materials, ethanol and bio-diesel, allowing production at cost savings of up to 40% when compared to current production methods.

[veritas-twj]

Quick -- Thank you kindly.

Your interest is greatly appreciated.

Best of luck.

Tom

P.S. I also gave you a new "Favorites Member" mark.

[QuickTrade]

Tom, check out the ibox now. I think it's easier to read instead of scrolling down for each chart waiting for it to load. I gave you a member mark by the way. Thank you.

[QuickTrade]

Thanks Tom, will do so right after coffee. :) Welcome to the board.

[veritas-twj]

Quick -- Recommend you consider adding Laidlaw Energy Group Inc. (LLEG.PS) to this new message board... There is an existing message board for LLEG on IHUB with a meaningful following in terms of bookmarks...

Thanks.

Best of luck.

Tom

[veritas-twj]

Quick -- I just added this as a "Favorites" bookmark... Recommend you mention this message board several times and post in the IBOX for the Alternative Energy message board to make readers aware of the new board...

Thanks.

Best of luck.

Tom

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ACMG taking off after a 80% retracement



Share Structure:
Authorized: 250M
O/S: 118M
Restricted: 73M
Float: 45M

ACMG has been concentrating on innovative methods for biomass (forestry waste, agricultural waste and non-food crop) valorization for the past decade, specifically petroleum-independent fuel and plastics resin production. Its proprietary technology represents today's most economical and advanced manufacturing process for plastic raw materials, ethanol and bio-diesel, allowing production at cost savings of up to 40% when compared to current production methods.

3/15/07 pr...
According to the company, Dr. Cavasin, founder and current CEO of ACMG, will be conducting an interview with MN1 to be aired live on April 2nd at 12:45 PM central time. Dr. Cavasin assured that he will elaborate on the topics of interest expressed by his shareholders such as who the new partners are and what some of the new projects will entice and what they will bring to ACMG; he will elaborate on the new company structure as well as topics such as what the company is undertaking to counter the naked shorting of its stock which has been eroding shareholder's value.


3/15/07 IR email...
Mr Xxxxxx,

We have been engaged in every possible “effective” measure and are presently not at liberty to disclose any details, as I mentioned in a prior email to you.

Dr Cavasin is presently travelling to SEA in order to finalize and sign the contract with our partners. Further to that effect, the naked shorting will have to stop and the positions will have to cover as we expect a nice recovery as soon as the financing is received and shareholders will be in a position to verify this. Furthermore, as the financing is in place without any dilution to be made…someone is going to loose their shirts, namely the people shorting. Now if you would be one of our long term shareholders you would understand this fact and not be this obsessed about the asshole that is naked shorting us (and yes we now have a name that might possibly very well be the culprit, and some of you actually came to the same name, talk among yourselves because I am not allowed to divulge any info)…you would understand that pps will be going up where it belongs. On the other hand, if you are a short term speculator, I can understand your frustration but there is unfortunately not much we can do on an immediate term beyond what we are undertaking.

Sorry I don’t have the answers you wish to hear … rest assured we are doing anything in our power.

Steven Sung,
Investor Relations
[e-mail]

Fax: [phone]


We have notified the authorities more than once and seem to be spending more time in asking us how we traced the shorting back to Empire instead of lending us a hand in fighting it…

Although this is way behind the scenes, Dr Cavasin has had several meetings and dedicated an enormous amount of time, effort and resources towards this issue.

Thank you.

Steven Sung,
Investor Relations
[e-mail]

Fax: [phone]

http://www.investorshub.com/boards/read_msg.asp?message_id=17929499

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Hey! Thanks for the new board QuickTrade..Just found it!!

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MHTX Up 118% to .033??

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Some good and cheap stocks in here. Hope you guys can make some money.

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RENW is cheap but very low voluem I can make this thing move myself. Be careful. lol

[sachkhand]

AENS is walking back down to the 52 week low area again.

Will it go lower and test .89?

I picked up a small chunk of GRSR at .67. I may add as I learn more. Thanks.

TTEG is a very interesting buy at cuurent prices. Market makers are creating an artificial panic.

[sweet crude]

GRSR report (great numbers)

When you compare GRSR to other solar stocks you can see it's way undervalued + OTC BB listing nayday now.

http://www.ludlowcapital.com/reports/grsr.htm

[sachkhand]

I've been interested and have traded AENS and now looks like some kind of Double (triple) bottom and another good time to buy?

What more do you know about GRSR to help my DD. I'm very interested.

I'm also very interested and invested in TTEG, which now sits in an attractive buying area. They will be moving their revolutionary heavy transport engine prototype into their new demonstration facility this week. I'm happy to share more info if you like.

Thanks for starting this board.

[sweet crude]

GRSR ---> stocastic & RSI oversold

Both stocastic's and RSI are in oversold territory, and chart looks set to pop back up.

.70 --> 1.05 = 50% play

http://stockcharts.com/h-sc/ui?s=GRSR&p=D&yr=0&mn=9&dy=0&id=p96644365009