I second your post. This technology is only starting to take hold. Plus, it's an election year. Chances of renewal of government interest in 'green' projects of all kinds, especially those that have won industry awards, are high.
And about that article, it may have brought up an argument for the bulls inadvertently, to wit:
The simple fact that ECAU bought Bright's assets in mid-'13, when ECAU was supposedly in financial trouble of its own, is curious to me. As is financing in exchange for shares, from two financing sources (albeit not my favorite ones, but having a particular source of financing isn't always the kiss of death some say it is), within the past 3 weeks. Someone still thinks there's money in this, no?
