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(COMTEX) B: Alternative Fuels and Fuel Cells Segment Added To DEFG's Distributed Energy Stock Index (DESI); Twelve New Companies Approved For Inclusion ( BusinessWire )

WASHINGTON, Feb 07, 2006 (BUSINESS WIRE) --
The Index Committee of the Distributed Energy Stock
Index (DESI, pronounced Deh-Zee like "Desi" Arnaz) approved the
creation of a new segment focused on alternative fuels and fuel cells
and the inclusion of 12 new companies into the DESI. With the new
segment and companies, the DESI now has 6 market segments focused on
the energy technology sector covering 38 publicly traded companies.
Coverage of the new companies will commence with the Q1 2006 earnings
reports.

"The need for more fuel diversity, security of supply and improved
performance will drive the long-term commercial success of alternative
fuels, such as ethanol and bio mass, and fuel cells," stated Jamie
Wimberly, CEO of the Distributed Energy Financial Group (DEFG,
www.defgllc.com). "President Bush's recent remarks put an exclamation
point behind this reality."

The new companies added to the DESI include (with the DESI
segments identified in parenthesis after each company):
1. Applied Film Corporation, AFCO, (Enabling Technologies)
2. ATS Automation Tooling Systems, ATA.TO, (Enabling Technologies)
3. DayStar Technologies, DSTI, (Renewable Energy)
4. Electro Energy, EEEI, (Power Quality and Storage)
5. Emerson Electric Company, EMR, (Demand Management, Metering and
Controls)
6. Environmental Power Corporation, EPG, (Alternative Fuels and Fuel
Cells)
7. International Rectifier Corporation, IRF, (Enabling Technologies)
8. Medis Technologies, MDTL, (Alternative Fuels and Fuel Cells)
9. Metretek Technologies, MEK, (Demand Management, Metering and
Controls)
10. Maxwell Technologies, MXWL, (Power Quality and Storage)
11. Power Integrations Inc., POWI, (Enabling Technologies)
12. Spire Corporation, SPIR, (Renewable Energy)

The DESI Index Committee also officially added four companies to
the DESI Watch List for possible inclusion or delisting at the next
regularly scheduled meeting in the Summer 2006. The companies on the
DESI Watch List include:
1. Intermagnetics General Corporation, IMGC, (Enabling Technologies)
2. Ormat Technologies, ORA, (Renewable Energy)
3. SunPower Corporation, SPWR, (Renewable Energy)
4. Cooper Cameron Corporation, CAM, (Prime Movers)

Other recommendations for changes to the DESI were also approved
by the DESI Index Committee. For a report of the DESI Index
Committee's recent actions, or for more information on the DESI or
DEFG LLC, please visit: www.defgllc.com

DEFG (C) 2006. Through the issuance of this press release, DEFG is
not giving investment advice or any other advice.

SOURCE: DEFG
DEFG
Jamie Wimberly, 202-483-4443
Copyright Business Wire 2006