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Wednesday, December 14, 2011 2:02:12 PM
LED Market Potential
Q, What's done is done.
In fact, those shareholders may hold out until $1 buck (or above) per share. If/when the contracts start rolling in, they will continue to flow; this is just a small cross-segment of one fraction of the U.S...
Do you know how many HUD-based housing projects there are across the country? Or how many DoD installations? Or military bases overseas? Think of all the federal government buildings that need lighting and energy upgrades? Kick in 17,000+ companies (that employ more than 500 people) that need retrofitting. Include the 24 million small businesses, and the possibilities become nearly endless.
We are not even talking the Eco-Pole, that's an entirely new subject. I think we will see a revolution of "Green Projects" sweeping this country (and other countries) over the next 10 years. Cities spend $100's of thousands or $MM dollars every year just on street lighting. This is a waste of not only money, but natural resources. There's little need for direct-powered electricity street lamps with a niche wind-turbines and solar panel market. The bulb replacement timeline for incandescent lamps, adds to this argument. What a waste of labor and added material costs...
Look how much revenue, LEX* has brought-in within the last 12 months, in a very short time period they have mushroomed! All thanks to correct marketing of their product and being at the right place, at the right time.
SavWatt is poised to strike, IMO:
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Q, What's done is done.
In fact, those shareholders may hold out until $1 buck (or above) per share. If/when the contracts start rolling in, they will continue to flow; this is just a small cross-segment of one fraction of the U.S...
Do you know how many HUD-based housing projects there are across the country? Or how many DoD installations? Or military bases overseas? Think of all the federal government buildings that need lighting and energy upgrades? Kick in 17,000+ companies (that employ more than 500 people) that need retrofitting. Include the 24 million small businesses, and the possibilities become nearly endless.
We are not even talking the Eco-Pole, that's an entirely new subject. I think we will see a revolution of "Green Projects" sweeping this country (and other countries) over the next 10 years. Cities spend $100's of thousands or $MM dollars every year just on street lighting. This is a waste of not only money, but natural resources. There's little need for direct-powered electricity street lamps with a niche wind-turbines and solar panel market. The bulb replacement timeline for incandescent lamps, adds to this argument. What a waste of labor and added material costs...
Look how much revenue, LEX* has brought-in within the last 12 months, in a very short time period they have mushroomed! All thanks to correct marketing of their product and being at the right place, at the right time.
SavWatt is poised to strike, IMO:
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