Register for free to join our community of investors and share your ideas. You will also get access to streaming quotes, interactive charts, trades, portfolio, live options flow and more tools.
Register for free to join our community of investors and share your ideas. You will also get access to streaming quotes, interactive charts, trades, portfolio, live options flow and more tools.
I am buying tomrrow. Too many good things going on here
Thanks Alan for those numbers. It's very apparent what's going on here! Great potential here!
Thinking of entering in at this range? Would now be a good time to jump in?
It is indeed. Great future ahead!
What he is saying is .07 is too low, more like .20 to .30 is better option...he is just a little pessimistic sometimes Lol.
Video: Clean Coal Technologies: Coal Demand & Prices Will Continue To Rise; Clean Tech To Be Profitable
http://www.hardassetsinvestor.com/videos/4943-video-clean-coal-technologies-coal-demand-a-prices-will-continue-to-rise-clean-tech-to-be-profitable.html
I agree, and that could happen sooner than later. Go cctc
I could not agree more!
Form 4 Out! Ignacio feels pretty confident and bought a lot of shares!!! I would do the same if I were you! Good to see.
GO CCTC
Nice mention of CCTI and Jindal in this article!
http://ecosociable.com/540/asia-increasing-investment-in-us-clean-energy-technologies/
8K just out!
As part of the agreement, AGPL has committed to make an investment of two million US Dollars ($2,000,000) in CCTI by Monday March 19, 2012. For this investment, CCTI will issue AGPL a convertible debenture which will represent, upon conversion and subject to the availability of authorized capital and the terms of the debenture, 6.7 % of the outstanding shares of CCTI as at the March 13, 2012 effective date of the binding terms agreement. AGPL will also nominate a board member to be appointed to CCTI’s board of directors. CCTI has also agreed to issue an option to AGPL to purchase an additional equity stake in CCTI, to increase AGPL’s equity stake up to a total of 20% of CCTI’s outstanding stock, at a discount to the market price at the date of exercise of the option. Both the conversion of the debenture and the exercise of the option are conditioned on CCTI having available authorized capital to issue the requisite shares. In order to do so, CCTI will hold a shareholders’ meeting and seek to obtain shareholder approval as soon as possible.
looks to me like you do not know what you are talking about! You shall see!
I think you are correct! ;)
I dont think so! Much better odds here investing in CCTC!!! Get em while you can, these prices wont last long. Upcoming week with Webcast will show the world that the technology will rule. I would not want to be short IMO.
Exactly Cburg. Exactly!
you are so full of it! Give it a rest. Its not a P@D
Yes indeed! Good times ahead people.
Great post Stock Jr. Very informative and true! CCTC will be huge there is no doubt.
Hague bought shares (new form 4)
http://ih.advfn.com/q.php?pid=nmona&article=45992961
Somebody got in after close with a 400,000 buy! I wish I was that pesrson. Lucky bastard!!!
I agree with you POPZ! Nice post! 2011 will be a great year for CCTC.
Right you are! This is a bargain!!!
Next week will be very interesting IMHO... Sub penny Asegal? HA HA HA, I think not! Keep bashing, and I will keep buying!!!
http://www.beaconequity.com/hot-penny-stock-alert-clean-coal-technologies-positioned-to-pop-2010-12-03/
The coal train is just getting started imho.
Great post tracker! I think you are spot on IMO. I am buying more at these low levels. There has been plenty of great DD lately pointing towards greatness with this company... This is the bottom for shizzle!
great post Sjames! Way to keep things in perspective. LONG
http://www.beaconequity.com/top-clean-tech-penny-stock-update-2010-08-16/
Top Clean-Tech Penny Stock
Posted by cashmoney on Aug 16, 2010 | No comment
Florida-based Clean Coal Technologies Inc. (PINK: CCTC) is an owner of a proprietary technology that helps in reducing the contaminants and pollutants created by the burning of coal. Through its patented process, the company assists in transforming inexpensive, low-rank coal with high levels of impurities, contaminants and other polluting elements into an efficient, clean source of high energy, low polluting fuel. The company seeks to use a franchise model under which it will license its technology to third parties in return for a license fee and a royalty fee.
The company said it is currently in various stages with several parties regarding the initial deployment of its technology. At the moment, the company is looking at joint-venture arrangements and other strategic partnerships with several parties.
Last week, Clean Coal announced that it restructured its senior management team. The company appointed Robin T. Eves as its president and CEO. Eves will replace Doug Hague. The appointment of Eves is in-line with the company’s strategy to get key individuals, who have industry knowledge and global experience, to boost its management team. Meanwhile, Hague will continue to serve as the company’s COO and director. The move will allow Hague to focus extensively on the company’s worldwide marketing, business development and project delivery efforts.
Last month, Clean Coal received an update on the progress of its Inner Mongolia project approval. According to the update, the final approval of the project is subject to individual approval of eight supporting documents, which include a Safety Evaluation report, Water Resource report, Water and Soil Conservation program report, Land Survey report and Zoning report among others.
The approval for the project could be delayed even further since each of the individual documents will require an approval and this may take some time.
Clean Coal has a 52-week range of $0.03-$3. Since providing an update on the Inner Mongolia project last month, the penny stock gained 14.41%. Year-to-date, the stock is down 95.21%. The penny stock is currently trading 10-day, 20-day and 50-day moving averages. The stock has a support level at $0.06 and a resistance level at $0.08.
Read more: http://www.beaconequity.com/top-clean-tech-penny-stock-update-2010-08-16/#ixzz0woOKUSmm
I saw it. lol
http://ih.advfn.com/p.php?pid=nmona&article=43792368&symbol=NB%5ECYCA
I like what I see!
Just bought some today! Looking to buy more! Good times ahead.
http://www.renewbl.com/2010/07/28/china-to-invest-about-usd-737-billion-in-new-ten-year-energy-strategy.html
China to invest about USD 737 billion in new ten year energy strategy
July 28th, 2010 | Posted in General | Comments (0)
Chinese National Energy Administration (NEA) has announced recently the new ten-year energy investment strategy plan, which involves investments totalling about 5 trillion Yuan (about USD 737 billion). The new plan, covering the period between 2011-2020, puts forward some major policy measures for further development of various energy sources, including nuclear, wind, solar, biomass, geothermal, unconventional natural gas and other new energy technologies. Apart from clean energy, the new strategy also involves further development of clean coal technologies. Additionally, the country is planning to adopt smart grid technology on a large scale, as well as distributed energy generation and electric vehicle technologies.
Currently, China relies heavily on coal burning power plants for producing electricity, although it is also one of the largest hydropower producers in the world. The country's growing demand for energy, caused by the fast growing economy, dictates an increase in power generation, but also demands the introduction of clean energy technologies in order to reduce the high levels of pollution.
The new energy strategy plan will greatly decrease carbon emissions, and have a major economic impact on China – about 1.5 trillion Yuan is expected to be achieved annually in terms of added value, while the projects derived from the strategy will create some 15 million jobs in the country. Needless to say, such large scale developments will also bring plenty of business to all renewable energy industry companies, ranging from technology manufacturers, to smart grid service providers.
Most importantly, the plan puts major focus on the expansion of renewable energy technologies such as wind, solar, biomass and geothermal energy. Major projects are planned to create energy bases, as well as transmission capabilities to accomodate such a surge in new power generating capacity (such as the recently completed Shanghai/bla bla transmission line).
According to NEA's estimates, the total non-fossil primary energy consumption may rise to 11% nearing the year 2020.
I am looking to invest, but there are a lot of outstanding shares... Any take on this?
you are right Steve... I added a small chunk today @.056 doing what needs to happen at this price! Longs will prevail!!!
They will be oh... they will be! Better buy now you will thank me later! Mark this post.
http://www.donatdawn.com/content/?p=19396
Natural Gas and Coal Square Off
Friday, July 9, 2010@ 9:59 AM
Author: donatdawn--> July 09, 2010 Ken Silverstein EnergyBiz Insider Editor-in-Chief
Tougher air regulations that hover over the utility market place are pitting the fossil fuels against one another. Environmental disasters are furthermore compounding the issue and forcing coal and natural gas to square off.
The battle has begun: The natural gas industry is saying that new exploratory technologies are allowing non-traditional forms to be discovered safely — at levels that increase the supplies for decades to come. Coal representatives are responding that coal still provides twice the electricity of other fuels and that it will remain comparatively inexpensive — and become much cleaner.
“Coal is providing real jobs, real economic opportunity and affordable and secure energy,” says Hal Quinn, chief executive of the National Mining Association in Washington. Coal will continue to provide the preponderance of fuel needed to make power, he adds, noting that it will continue done at a “fraction of the cost” of the natural gas — a price that will remain “flat” until 2035.
Until the BP oil spill, the natural gas sector had been on a roll having been given greater drilling rights in the coastal regions. Even though the public perception of the industry has been altered, its advocates are still emphasizing that natural gas releases about half the greenhouse gas emissions of coal. They are also citing the Congressional Research Service that is saying if older coal-fired plants were replaced with natural gas facilities then 20 percent fewer heat-trapping emissions would be released.
Coal now provides about half of the fuel used by the country’s electric generators while natural gas supplies about 20 percent of it. The issue has taken on a much higher profile in the wake of the climate change debate now reverberating throughout Capitol Hill. There, a majority of lawmakers — although not necessarily enough to pass a bill — have endorsed legislation to cut carbon levels by 80 percent by mid Century.
If Congress fails to act, though, the Environmental Protection Agency has proposed rules that it says will be enacted. On December 15, 2009, the EPA published its final rule, noting that such releases would endanger public health and welfare. Congress, obviously, has the power to alter or to suspend that authority — something that could be done through the existing climate bills.
While some in Congress are trying to either stop the EPA altogether or at least delay it, it remains unclear what will happen. Nevertheless, the country is trending green, meaning that utility coal operators will be forced to use the best available technologies or switch to cleaner burning sources.
“It’s time for policymakers to recognize the new domestic supply reality for natural gas,” says Donald Santa, president of Interstate Natural Gas Association of America.
The Expectations
Regardless of what happens on Capitol Hill with respect to climate change, some analysts are saying that current parameters set by the Clean Air Act will serve to curb coal use. Bernstein Research issued a report that says tougher sulfur and mercury restrictions will force out older coal-fired plants and lead to more natural gas facilities.
Hugh Wynne of the research firm says that it will become increasingly costly to operate coal plants as a result of current rules. As such, coal use will fall by 17 percent by 2015. Natural gas use, meanwhile, will increase by 16 percent at that time.
“The cost will be prohibitive at certain coal-fired power plants, particularly those older, less efficient units …,” says Wynne. “A widespread requirement to install sulfur dioxide scrubbers, therefore, is likely to result in the accelerated retirement of a portion of the coal-fired fleet. The power output of the retired units is likely to be substituted with generation from the nation’s gas-fired plants.”
While natural gas prices will remain relatively low at $5 per million BTUs, the U.S. Energy Information Administration is saying that the expected increase in demand will bode well for the coal sector. It is projecting coal use to rise by 3.9 percent this year and another 2.3 percent next year.
The agency goes on to say that over the next 20 years it expects the equivalent of 290 500-megawatt coal plants to be constructed. Still, it says that coal’s market share will fall by 5 percent during that time. Renewable energy and nuclear energy will compensate, it adds, noting that electricity demand will rise by 1 percent yearly over two decades.
If national policy were to encourage utilities to switch from coal to natural gas it would result in much higher prices for all consumers, say coal executives and manufacturing representatives. Such a move would furthermore hurt a segment of the economy that is now in the midst of trying to create carbon capture and sequestration technologies.
“Clean coal technology is a vital component to putting America on the road to a low carbon energy infrastructure,” says Keith McCoy, vice president for energy and resources policy at the National Association of Manufacturers. “The development and deployment of clean coal technologies will allow our nation’s electric utilities to cleanly utilize this nation’s most abundant and reliable domestic energy resource.”A rebounding economy will surely bode well for both coal and natural gas producers. Rising energy demand along with the increased revenues will provide both the resources they need to improve their extraction and emissions technologies. The improvements are essential in a marketplace where each is vying for an ever-larger share of the energy pie.
Hey check out the marketplayground site... Check out the chat room! That site is way better than this criminal manipulated POS!