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Re: H-Tex post# 289

Thursday, 02/24/2011 12:25:42 PM

Thursday, February 24, 2011 12:25:42 PM

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I hope the association is as strong as some here are suggesting, because it means guaranteed business for everyone of these 4 companies. Each of these companies could provide one another with soooo much business, they would never have to go outside of the circle and still be successful. But make no mistake, they will go outside of circle.

Anyone who says this is a bad thing is an absolute idiot.

1.) (AWSL)- Potentially hundreds of millions of dollars in FIT contracts awaiting to be awarded. Maybe today !!! (some of these projects will certainly qualify for carbon credit offsets for BICS) AWSL has many huge contacts, including C & W, etc etc. also, well financed.


2.) (MEVT) - Supplies enviro-friendly solutions. Including bio-fules, etc. Some of which qualify for carbon credit offsets. Again, good for BICS. I can also think of some enviro friendly solutions that could help GRDC and AWSL, but i will keep it to myself in case it does come to fruition.

3.) (GRDC) - provides full services to the renewable energy sector, including Environmental Assessment studies to pre-developed solar and wind parks, energy monitoring solutions, complete Engineering Procurement and Construction services, even an O&M service that will clean solar panels and maintain inverters. Sounds like AWSL could possibly use some of these services : )

And how is this a bad thing ?

There is an overlap in MEVT and AWSL management.(Trahan and Baldwin)

There is also an overlap in BICS and GRDC (Dr. Luc Duchesne)

There is now an overlap with all companies now that Dr. Luc Duchesne has joined the board of MEVT.

This is great news !!!

We know that AWSL is well funded and these guys have been in the green space for many years. Dr. Luc has been in renewable energy for over 15 years and was responsible for designing the largest biomass plant in Canada for St Mary's. Google it.

Again, Anyone who says this is a bad thing is an absolute idiot.

Some idiots were trying to accuse management of being shady, because things were taking so long to get off the ground. Time and contingencies is a not a sign of shadiness. Selling shares into the market, is. This was not the case.

Management have been waiting for many many OPA (government) approvals to come back into AWSL, And as you know, the court case and the illegal selling of 6 million shares held up MEVT for a year,

As for as BICS and GRDC is concerned, they both came at the perfect time. this is all about to come together, imho.


Some on here try to suggest there has been shadyness due to promotion in MEVT and AWSL.
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I for one think promo can be a good thing to generate awareness in penny's because brokers and analysts usually wont get involved. So its the only way to really increase awareness and help a company get a start. If you disagree, don't invest. To be clear, If management sells hard into the awareness program, thats not cool. Its actually terrible and would make them scammers. But we have not seen that behavior from this management

FYI, AWSL is up from .08 cents holds strong at around $1.30 after issuing 2 dividends. Without the dividends, the share price would be approx $2.07. Again, this is up from .08 cents. These guys are clearly not sellers IMHO.

PSC was charged due to not disclosing their earnings. that has nothing to do with AWSL. 1.5 years later, they have not been charged for anything, despite many on here contacting the SEC to complain etc. If thats not a sing, that they likely did nothing wrong, I dont know what is.

you guys can sit on the sidelines and say negative things each and every day, or you can recognize a potential opportunity and watch some of these stocks go up. Either way, it make no difference to me. But whatever you do, don't lie to other shareholders about info you have no clue about.

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