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Wednesday October 28, 2009

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Consorteum Holdings Inc. (OTCBB: CSRH) announced that it has proceeded to launch its consumer stored value rebate card. The consumer rebate card program will offer manufacturers and retailers a new way to process mail-in rebates that ensures increased customer loyalty and decreased overhead costs. Consorteum will work directly with manufactures and retailers to reduce the administration costs associated with mail-in rebate programs while providing a new way to increase consumer awareness. Additional revenue and cost-saving opportunities will be available

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LAS VEGAS, July 6 /PRNewswire/ — SmallCapSentinel.com announces the release of a profile featuring emerging solar company GWS Technologies (OTC Bulletin Board: GWSC) and of interest to investors of Clean and Alternative Energy leaders Akeena Solar, Inc. (Nasdaq: AKNS), Clean Energy Fuels Corp. (Nasdaq: CLNE), FLIR Systems, Inc. (Nasdaq: FLIR), Quantum Fuel Systems Technologies Worldwide, Inc. (Nasdaq: QTWW), Raser Technologies, Inc. (NYSE: RZ), and World Energy Solutions, Inc. (Nasdaq: XWES).

Also of interest is the essay, ‘Investing in the Clean Energy Bill’ at:

http://www.smallcapsentinel.com/CleanEnBill

The report on GWS Technologies, Inc. is available at:

http://www.emergingmarketsllc.com/profiles.php?ID=greenwindsolar.php

From the report: GWS stands for GreenWindSolar (OTCBB:GWSC), an alternative energy technology company developing and marketing solar and wind-powered renewable energy products and solutions. Its products and solutions are part of the new ‘microgeneration’ movement that is transforming the way everyday people provide for their energy needs. Everyone wants

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Energtek Inc., a prominent leader in alternative energy technologies, is currently engaged in developing and commercializing Absorbed Natural Gas (ANG) technology. ANG technology allows for the storage of comparable natural gas quantities at reduced pressure, thereby significantly lowering the costs of capital investments and operation.

Although in recent years the commercialization of ANG technology stalled because of unsolved technological problems, Energtek’s determined efforts have resulted in a solution to some of the key problems of the future gas and transportation industries. The result of this research and development effort led to the first commercially efficient system of ANG storage.

Energtek Inc. focuses on natural gas solutions for a variety of reasons; not only is it cheaper and more readily available than gasoline, it also has an impeccable safety record and burns cleaner than any of its counterparts. The company is poised to benefit greatly

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When oil prices moved to over $30 a barrel in the mid 1980s, it was considered a significant event. It also signaled the birth of small ethanol companies in the Midwest. Many of them managed to hang around long enough to get a second wind when Iraq’s invasion of Kuwait and the ensuing Gulf War pushed oil prices past $40.

But the renewed interest in ethanol proved to be short-lived, as oil retreated below $20 a barrel just four months later. As a result, many of those smaller ethanol companies couldn’t survive as profitable alternative energy investments.

Flash forward to today, where we’ve seen crude oil prices double in just the past four months. Worldwide oil demand has soared, particularly from fast-growing countries like China and India, and although the global downturn has seen the pace of demand slow, when the global economy gets back on track, it should prove even more bullish

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Alternative Energy Investments: Three Scenarios For Clean Energy

by Jim Stanton, Contributing Editor, Sector Watch

When oil prices moved to over $30 a barrel in the mid 1980s, it was considered a significant event.

It also signaled the birth of small ethanol companies in the Midwest. Many of them managed to hang around long enough to get a second wind when Iraq’s invasion of Kuwait and the ensuing Gulf War pushed oil prices past $40.

But the renewed interest in ethanol proved to be short-lived, as oil retreated below $20 a barrel just four months later. As a result, many of those smaller ethanol companies couldn’t survive as profitable alternative energy investments.

Flash forward to today, where we’ve seen crude oil prices double in just the past four months. Worldwide oil demand has soared, particularly from fast-growing countries like China and India, and although the global downturn has seen the pace of

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Aura Systems, Inc. announced yesterday that Dr. Michael McElfresh joined the Company’s technical and management team. With a Ph.D in Solid State Physics from the University of California-San Diego, Dr. McElfresh has over 20 years of experience in academia and with high tech companies. Prior to joining Aura, he served as a Staff Consultant at the Argonne National Laboratory, Director of Product line Management at OptiSolar, and held numerous positions at Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory. Additionally, he was a tenured professor of Physics at Purdue University.

Dr. Art Schwartz, Aura’s CTO said, “We are very pleased to have Dr. McElfresh join our team. His vast experience in technical project management in addition to his technical expertise makes him a very valuable addition to our team. The recent additions of Dr. Wang who received his Ph.D. in high power electronics and controls from Penn State, and Dr. McElfresh, significantly broaden and

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Ok we're having a good day... another of our names is flying - that's 3 of them @ 15%+. Again this is not NEW news to blog readers and this stock was beaten to a pulp in this panic - I actually added a touch first thing this morning to take A-Power Energy Generation (APWR) to a 3.1% stake. This is a good company WITHOUT the wind business, but with the birth of this new line, it's going to be a lot more than good in my opinion. [Jun 27: New Position in A-Power Energy Generation Systems to Create Alternative Energy Mini Basket]A-Power Energy Generation Systems, Ltd. (NASDAQ:APWR - News) ("A-Power"), announced today that it has completed the construction of the first phase of its wind turbine production facility ...

I don't have details so if anyone has access to this I'd be interested in reading the reasoning/research - since it's a small cap company there is very little coverage. I'd like to take credit for it with my article on Pickens yesterday but apparently it's an upgrade from firm Broadpoint Capital.Broadpoint Capital upgrades Fuel Systems Solutions (Nasdaq: FSYS) from Neutral to Buy with a $36 price target.I truly believe we have the correct stocks - we just have such an awful market, they are not able to show their colors. It's a shame the rest of the economy is in such shambles.[Jul 2: Buying Fuel Systems Solutions (FSYS) for the 3rd Piece of my Alternative Energy Basket]Long Fuel Systems Solutions in fund and personal account ...

Hybrid Technologies, Inc. (OTCBB: HYBR), an emerging leader in the development and marketing of lithium-powered products worldwide, is extremely proud to have Emmy and Golden Globe nominee, Alan Thicke, as a special guest participating at their North Carolina research facility.

The Canadian-born actor and musician won fame through his role as Jason Seaver, a stay-at-home dad on the ABC television series Growing Pains (1985-92), which was translated into eight languages and broadcast from China to Spain. His reputation for integrity stems from this portrayal, and resulted in his being honored in 2007 as the Canadian Performer of the Year.

Thicke, who refers to himself as a “Baby Boomer consumer”, admits he has been part of the problem surrounding vehicle use and global warming, and now wants to be part of the solution. Hybrid Technologies, with its lithium-powered electric vehicles, provides that opportunity by delivering a vehicle that reduces emissions

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For mental health reasons, we hardly ever watch CNBC anymore. But glancing at it this afternoon, at one point we saw three separate live graphics displaying the price of crude oil. So much screen space was taken up by live oil trackers, there wasn’t enough space left to show the chart of whatever alternative energy company they were pumping.

Was oil making a new high today? Did the U.S. unilaterally attack another country?  Did someone accidentally double-park in the Strait of Hormuz?  No.

If you feel like it’s been impossible to get away from oil and oil-related stories for too many years to count, that’s because you’re right. The CXO blog has a nice report up on a momentum-based sector investing strategy, and as they explain, the primary reason the strategy massively outperforms the S&P over the

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