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to much money earned ?? CFO do not know how to book 15 Million USD revenue to much assets and liabilities to book / lost overview because he is swimming in money ??? "LOL" ......
0,15 US cents in March
just my forecast
We believe our revenue opportunities relative to this market segment are very significant as we believe we can become the dominant player in the sub 100 kilowatt systems market. We view the overall Solar Renewable Energy Certificate (SREC), carbon credit and production data verification markets to easily exceed $1 billion annually. We expect the SREC program in New Jersey alone to be valued in the hundreds of millions of dollars and with the financial markets requiring production backup, sub metering, string verification and default tracking, we believe our opportunities relative to our XTRAX technologies are highly significant.”
http://www.ecofriendlymag.com/sustainable-transporation-and-alternative-fuel/clear-skies-solar-to-enter-smart-grid-verification-testing-for-patented-technology/
Solar projects in New Jersey are increasing more than 300 % compared to 2009 :o)
http://www.njcleanenergy.com/renewable-energy/program-activity-reports/program-status-reports/srec-registration-program-status-reports
SREC Registration Program Status Reports
Looks like :0) If not Q3 than Q4
we are midddle in Q4
We will se 0,15 - 0,20 USD 1 - 2 Q 2011
maybe they are better than expected ???
There are currently some restrictions but .....
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We have completed 5 projects to date in 2010 totaling over 1.5 megawatts and expect our work in progress and pipeline to spill over to a very healthy first quarter in 2011. With the completion of the most recent installations, CSS expects to surpass the 4-5 megawatt threshold for solar energy installed this year. While waiting for several additional projects currently finalizing financing, we are completing the design and development work on several that already have the finance package in place.
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but why should we wait ? I added 200k today :o)
Maybe tomorrow you have to pay more .
"With the completion of the most recent installations, CSS expects to surpass the 4-5 megawatt threshold for solar energy installed this year. While waiting for several additional projects currently finalizing financing, we are completing the design and development work on several that already have the finance package in place."
on and on and on
1st you light mý fire :o )
maybe companies they got paid with shares from CSS and the would like to have a bit cash now ?
I guess this was deliverd by CSKH
G&S Investors is a Jersey City Green Award Recipient for 2010
G&S Investors has received a Jersey City Green Award for 2010. Project of the Year was presented to G & S Investors, the developers of Metro Plaza for the installation of solar panels on the Shoprite building at the Plaza.Read the full announcement on the Jersey City Redevelopment Agency website:
http://www.thejcra.org/index.php?p=news&nid=137
I assume Q4 and following month/years will be fantastic.
Be prepared :o) for the ride
I agree added today in Germany
Just some goof news could bring the turn around.
The Top Strategies For Putting The U.S. Solar Market On The Map
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Vol. 2 | Issue 3 | November 2010
The Top Strategies For Putting The U.S. Solar Market On The Map
By Jessica Lillian
This year's Solar Power International (SPI) conference, which was held last month in Los Angeles, demonstrated a decidedly global flavor. According to the Solar Energy Industries Association and the Solar Electric Power Association, which co-hosted the show, a full 32% of exhibitors featured an international company, and industry professionals from 111 countries attended.
Even so, the industry remains intensely focused on the status and fate of the U.S. solar market, which has reached a turning point that will have significant global ramifications. Germany, the world's current solar champion, is predicted to enter a slower phase of growth due to cuts to its feed-in tariff (FIT), said Julie Blunden, executive vice president for public policy and corporate communications at SunPower Corp., at an SPI panel session.
To avoid lost momentum, other countries must ramp up their own solar installation markets. "The U.S. is certainly in a good position to help pick up some of the slack," Blunden said. "We have good, strong, steady growth here - in fact, it has been very strong this year." By the end of 2011, the U.S. could be larger than any other market except Germany, she added.
Blunden and the other solar executives who spoke at the session, titled "Leading or Lagging? A Comparison of the U.S. to the Rest of the World," acknowledged that the U.S. market is, in fact, lagging on the solar installation, technology research and product manufacturing fronts.
However, they stressed, the country can stop lagging and start leading - if it can capitalize on certain inherent strengths within the solar sector and further enhance its potential with the right policy framework.
Thin-film PV is one of the U.S.' important solar strengths, said Danielle Merfeld, director of the solar technology platform at GE's Global Research Center. Developers of thin-film PV technologies have historically received sizable support from the private-equity and venture-capital markets in the U.S. - resulting in numerous advancements and room for more future breakthroughs than what may be possible with crystalline silicon PV modules.
"Thin-film technologies certainly have what looks like more runway in terms of an opportunity to achieve more efficiency," Merfeld remarked.
In addition, new advanced coatings under development - as well as certain other adaptations to thin-film module design - could ultimately benefit all types of PV modules if they can be transitioned from "academic pursuits" to cost-effective real-life applications.
Being competitive in thin-film technology and other solar technologies will require government support, Merfeld noted, adding that the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) has taken steps in the right direction.
"The DOE has already announced a shift back to some primarily basic-component development along the lines of scientific advancement - whether it's thin films or power electronics - and less on market development," she said.
Government backing for scientific research into PV must also be provided in the form of installation-friendly policy, as the largest driver of solar innovation in the U.S. will be strong domestic demand for PV, according to Merfeld. "Whatever policy drivers are going to help [increase demand] are definitely going to flow to innovation in the U.S.," she explained.
One such policy driver that is widely regarded as necessary to the U.S.' solar success is a FIT, which has been tightly linked to Germany's solar success but has not yet become an element of the U.S.' national solar policy.
Marc van Gerven, Q-Cells' managing director and chief marketing and sales officer for North America, noted that U.S.-based solar players must not attribute Germany's boom to the mere existence of its FIT and the rates that were, until recently, given to solar producers.
"Grid-access priority, simplifying and standardizing the procedures, and not having hundreds of pages of contracts have really helped Germany," he said. "It's not just the actual rates that are being paid."
For example, unlike in the U.S., German law states that interconnection costs must be paid by the project developer or system owner, and the required grid upgrades are the responsibility of the grid operator. Germany also provides a fixed and guaranteed 20-year contract term under its FIT program - a benefit not afforded to solar producers in the U.S.
Balance-of-system (BOS) components may not be seen as important as module technology or FIT policy in determining whether the U.S.' solar market leads or lags. But according to Wendy Arienzo, CEO of Array Converter, BOS products represent a meaningful piece of the puzzle - and, thus far, a missed opportunity.
"We certainly don't have a leadership position in most components," she said. "The U.S. has not had steady and reliable demand that businesses can count on." Consequently, the U.S. has not yet been able to take advantage of the economies of scale that have helped other countries. Germany, for example, has dominated the inverter market.
Above all, the panelists emphasized that from laboratory work on revolutionary thin-film module structures to production of inverter components and other BOS products, all aspects of U.S. solar leadership require favorable policy to drive installation growth.
"Our [installation] pace has been a little bit more measured than what we've seen in Europe," Blunden said. However, she continued, the moderate pace may ultimately prove to be more sustainable, allowing the U.S. to avoid hitting the early asymptotes that many European countries are encountering.
(Please address all comments regarding this article to Jessica Lillian, editor of Solar Industry, at jlillian@solarindustrymag.com.)
Chevra and Kehal are just collecting the 130k USD and IMO we also could see 0,025 $ if we will not get positive news.
Just my Opinion .
But this will only be temporarily / I think that we will see some good news in the next weeks. Until this will happen it might be painful
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On October 12, 2010, the Company entered into stock purchase agreements with Chevra Toras Chesed (“Chevra”) and Congregation Kehal Yerayim Ateres Zvi (“Kehal”), pursuant to which, on October 13, 2010, the Company sold an aggregate of 10,000,000 shares of common stock (of which 5,000,000 shares were sold to each buyer) for a purchase price of $0.025 per share (for an aggregate purchase price of $250,000).
On October 13, 2010, the Company entered into stock purchase agreements with Chevra and Kehal, pursuant to which the Company sold an aggregate of 4,000,000 shares of common stock (of which 2,000,000 shares were sold to each buyer) for a purchase price of $0.0325 per share (for an aggregate purchase price of $130,000).
because of the cheap private placement's / 8K filings
The have paid several bills with new shares.
The clients generating cash to be on the save side.
The news are in delay ......but not stopped
However, this creats fear.
That's my impression
Sunny
CSKH has a great story - GROWTH
1 – CSKH’s business pipeline is very full
2 – Lots of big installations currently underway
3 – CSKH is on target to meet or beat his previously stated goal of $15M in revs for the year
4 – Big bubble of revenue coming through for Q4 and Q1
5 – Financing has really freed up in the solar industry. This is resulting in more projects coming on line.
6 – The XTRAX product recently passed certification. CSKH’s partners company, Carbon 612, which co-owns XTRAX is being spun off into a separately traded company. CSKH enjoys majority ownership of Carbon 612. Smart grid and monitoring are hot topics in the energy market and CSKH has a unique product.
7 – There are about 130mm shares outstanding placing the entire market cap at ONLY about $5M at .04
8 – CSKH is now debt free, convertible sellers
more to add
more importan is this and I will increase my position at this level :o)
"We are working on large solar installation projects for several clients right now and our pipeline of proposals for future business for the remainder of 2010 is strong and growing for 2011." He continued, "We're also starting to see access to financing begin to be available in the solar industry, which serves as an additional and very favorable 'tail wind' to Clear Skies Solar. Because of this and our solid reputation as a market leader, we expect to see even more solar projects booked this year and into next."
should be there until November 15th / I assume Q4 figures will show that the company is crowing and 2011 will show that the Company will exceed what they have announced in 2010
just my opinion
as I mentioned already yesterday
the cheap PP's are leading to the actual share price
this will turn around when we see the first positive results.
In my opinion t is not a manipulation . It is just the consequence of the very cheap PP's.
Some holders of those shares are making cash because they might be afraid that the company will be bankrupt.
What we need now is confirmation of crowing business and filing permits.
I assume this will be monitored latest within the following balance sheet figures.
Maybe not in Q3 but in Q4 /( delivered in Feb 2011 )
The important thing is that the work load is growing right now. with plenty of spill over into 2011. That's what Ezra mentioned in is announcements
I am looking forward to have a fantastic 2011 and will collect those very cheap shares :o)
Sunny
I believe we are on the right track
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I assume we will see news for 3.0 MW completion until year end.
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We have completed 5 projects to date in 2010 totaling over 1.5 megawatts and expect our work in progress and pipeline to spill over to a very healthy first quarter in 2011.
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With the completion of the most recent installations, CSS expects to surpass the 4-5 megawatt threshold for solar energy installed this year. While waiting for several additional projects currently finalizing financing, we are completing the design and development work on several that already have the finance package in place.
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any shorts on the road ??
Not only / they are working and filing permits and interconnections for new projects
I see this as a positive sign.
It is just a matter of time when we will see the brake through .
Everything to start the skyrocket is in preparation.
I will add some shares soon
my opinion
cheers
Sunny
by e-mail
I had a nice communication with Ezra and all I can say is, that I feel now much more confidend with my investment . :o)
IMO it is just a matter of time.
cheers
Sunny
Hi
look at this . CSKH owns only 66 % of Carbon 612
Carbon 612 Securities Purchase Agreement
On November 13, 2009, our subsidiary, Carbon 612, entered into a Securities Purchase Agreement with a group of investors (the “Purchase Agreement”) that provided for, among other things, the sale by Carbon 612 to the investors of (i) an aggregate of 15,000,000 shares (the “Shares”) of its common stock, par value $0.001 (“Common Stock”) at $.01 per share and (ii) warrants to purchase up to an aggregate of an additional 15,000,000 shares of its Common Stock (the “Warrants”) at $.10 per share. Carbon 612 received gross proceeds in the aggregate amount of $150,000 [/b](before expenses of $37,500) from the sale of the Shares and the Warrants. Immediately after the closing and as of June 30, 2010, Clear Skies owns approximately 66% of Carbon 612’s outstanding shares of Common Stock. Arthur Goldberg, an officer of Clear Skies and a Vice President, Secretary and Treasurer of Carbon 612, purchased 1,500,000 Shares and 1,500,000 Warrants under the Purchase Agreement, for an aggregate purchase price of $15,000.
Now after the positive testing it is possible that the investors group is willing to take over the remaining common stocks position.
This would bring cash into CSKH and could help to expand with the Solar firm.
Just my thoughts
Sunny
On August 16th he wrote .......
We have started aggressively executing our business model and look forward to consistently bringing good news to our shareholders, starting in the very near future. We are clearly excited about our business moving forward and appreciate the support we have received from all of our investors."
Gregg Wasser, CEO of GS Investor, added: "The staff and management team at Clear Skies are a pleasure to work with and are very knowledgeable. We are pleased to join with them to expand the use of solar power in the State of New Jersey."
Mr. Green continued, "While we are excited about our anticipated revenue results for 2010.......?????????
Hope this will be confirmed within the figures for Q3 (balance sheet). This should be reported until November 15th.
Please let us have more detaileed information .........
today announced that it has undertaken several significant renewable energy installations in New Jersey, along with .......
today announced that the Company is reiterating its former guidance for the full year 2010 in which it is expecting to generate revenues of approximately $15 million with a margin of 12-15%. ........
"We are working on large solar installation projects for several clients right now and our pipeline of proposals for future business for the remainder of 2010 is strong and growing for 2011." .......
Ezra Ezra Ezra
good news :o) , thanks for your reply
I have to leave now and will keep my fingers crossed.
Hope the next week will be better.
cheers
Sunny
With the last 8k filing and no holding periods we will see 0,025 USD coming from 0,0325 USD
my opinion and experience with PP's
Maybe CSKH does not need the money but the PP taker will sell if he can all over the PP rate.
Would be nice to hear that form Ezra instead telling us stories about the future revenue.
No Cash , no future !!
Was their a holding period for the last 8K filing exempt the 5 million on ESCROW ???
? On October 11, 2010, Clear Skies Solar, Inc. (the “Company”) issued 5,000,000 shares of common stock as security for settlement of an account payable to a vendor. The shares were placed into escrow and will be returned to the Company upon satisfaction of the account payable.
On October 12, 2010, the Company entered into stock purchase agreements with Chevra Toras Chesed (“Chevra”) and Congregation Kehal Yerayim Ateres Zvi (“Kehal”), pursuant to which, on October 13, 2010, the Company sold an aggregate of 10,000,000 shares of common stock (of which 5,000,000 shares were sold to each buyer) for a purchase price of $0.025 per share (for an aggregate purchase price of $250,000).
On October 13, 2010, the Company entered into stock purchase agreements with Chevra and Kehal, pursuant to which the Company sold an aggregate of 4,000,000 shares of common stock (of which 2,000,000 shares were sold to each buyer) for a purchase price of $0.0325 per share (for an aggregate purchase price of $130,000).
In connection with the foregoing, the Company relied on the exemption from registration provided by Section 4(2) of the Securities Act of 1933, as amended, for transactions not involving a public offering.