American Energy Partners Inc (AEPT)

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And then I found this gentleman Barry Bernstein:

http://www.washingtonco-op.com/pages/about.htm
Washington Electric Co-op's system was energized on December 2, 1939, bringing diesel generated power to 150 farms and homes over 55 miles of distribution line. Today, the Cooperative serves over 10,000 members, 97% of whom are residential consumers. Its service area covers 2,728 square miles in parts of 41 towns in north-central Vermont, in the counties of Washington, Orange, Caledonia and Orleans. It operates approximately 1,200 miles of distribution line, with eight substations.

VERMONT SECRETARY OF STATE
BETTER WORLD ENERGY LLC
BARRY BERNSTEIN
http://cgi.sec.state.vt.us/cgi-shl/nhayer.exe?corpbrow?form_id=llc?llcnumb=L0001002

Donor and Board Trustee
Barry Bernstein
East Calais, Vermont
President, Better World Energy
http://www.woodbury-college.edu/about/board.html
Big China Exchange
http://www.woodbury-college.edu/pubs/Perspectives%20Spring%2008.pdf

But the real pride of Better World Workshop is the biomass gasifier, which is under development. When completed, the machine will burn wood and other biomass solids to create a gas useful for generating electricity. The end result: enough juice to power approximately 50 to 75 typical American homes.
http://www.timesargus.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20041121/NEWS/411210350/1003

“Maine is just starting to get into more biomass,” said Barry Bernstein of Better World Energy in Vermont, the leading New England supplier of wood-chip boilers to schools.

Bernstein said a wood-chip boiler represents a higher upfront capital cost than a traditional oil furnace because it requires woodchip storage and a mechanical system for feeding chips and he also acknowledges a small additional maintenance cost. “There is added maintenance cost, but it’s really insignificant when you take in the savings in fuel costs.” The price of woodchips is one quarter the cost of oil and half the cost of natural gas. The threshold for conversion used to be a 50,000 square foot building or 30,000 gallons of oil a year, “but that’s coming down,”
http://www.memun.org/Public/Publications/townsman/2008/energy.htm

Researching this press release:
W2 Energy Inc. to Pursue Joint Venture With Better World Energy Co., Ltd.
http://biz.yahoo.com/iw/080616/0407142.html

Comments: There are a couple differences in company names like LTD., LLC. But the overall idea presented here is that the news relates to something big about to be announced.