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My Picks for Wednesday November 11, 2009 are:

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SOPW, Solar Power, Inc., SOPW.OB

SOPW is a vertically integrated solar energy solution provider offering the North American commercial and public sector building markets a complete solution through a single brand. Throughout Europe, Asia and Australia the Company sells its products direct to distributors and turnkey solutions providers.

** SOPW and Aerojet (a GenCorp company) have entered into agreement to add an additional 2.4 megawatts to the single-axis tracker photovoltaic solar system currently installed at Aerojet’s Sacramento, California site. Construction of the 3.6 megawatt solar system at Aerojet’s facility was initiated

ECOtality Inc. is a young company that has quickly become a known leader in clean electric transportation and storage technologies. Today the company announced that its subsidiary Electric Transportation Engineering Corporation (eTec) has been awarded $8 million from the California Energy Commission to support the largest-ever transportation electrification project.

With this $8 million award, eTec will be able to support the deployment of charge infrastructure and electric vehicles (EV’s) in the San Diego region. This will serve as part of eTec’s “American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009 Cost Share: Alternative and Renewable Fuel and Vehicle Technology Program.”

When asked about the ramifications to eTec, Don Karner who serves as the president of the subsidiary stated, “As eTec’s proposed project to the U.S. Department of Energy is anticipated to deploy up to 2,550 charging stations in the San Diego area, this additional funding from the California Energy Commission will allow

DAVIS, CA — (Marketwire) — 08/20/09 — Octus Energy (OTCBB: OCTI) today announced its affiliation with two University of California, Davis energy efficiency research centers, the California Lighting Technology Center (CLTC) and the Western Cooling Efficiency Center (WCEC). As an affiliate member, Octus will collaborate with CLTC and WCEC to develop and deploy the Octus Smart Energy Platform (OctusSEP), focused on commercializing innovative and highly efficient lighting and cooling products and systems.

“Smart energy is a dynamic, vibrant, high-growth industry, and CLTC and WCEC are the premier centers of excellence propelling the energy efficiency industry,” said Chris Soderquist, Octus CEO. “Their hands-on, creative, inclusive approach to moving cutting-edge technologies from the lab to the marketplace amplifies Octus’ commercialization activities. With their assistance, we will expedite and optimize the development of OctusSEP, while forging relationships with utilities, regulators, manufacturers and key customers.”

The OctusSEP is a comprehensive energy management system combining

Octus Energy announced today that it is partnering with California Lighting Technology Center (CLTC) in support of the California Smart Lighting Initiative. Conceived by CLTC, in association with industry partners, the University of California, California utilities, and the California Energy Commission, the initiative aims to reduce maintenance, energy and operational costs for exterior lighting applications by 50% or more.

“The CLTC has developed energy efficient exterior lighting technologies that adjust light levels according to occupancy and need rather than set levels of light to areas that may not be in use,” stated Michael Siminovitch, CLTC Director. “The effectiveness of these smart bi-level fixtures has been proven in a variety of California campus environments showing the viability and value of their energy savings and performance.”

“The CLTC spearheads innovation in the lighting industry, and we advocate their smart lighting initiative,” commented Chris Soderquist, Octus CEO. “We intend to proactively bring best-of-breed

DAVIS, CA — (Marketwire) — 06/16/09 — Octus Energy (OTCBB: OCTI) today announced it is joining the California Lighting Technology Center’s (CLTC) California Smart Lighting Initiative. The Initiative was conceived by CLTC in association with industry partners, the University of California, California utilities, and the California Energy Commission with an aim to reduce maintenance, energy and operational costs for exterior lighting applications by 50% or more.

“The CLTC has developed energy efficient exterior lighting technologies that adjust light levels according to occupancy and need rather than set levels of light to areas that may not be in use,” said Michael Siminovitch, CLTC Director. “The effectiveness of these smart bi-level fixtures has been proven in a variety of California campus environments showing the viability and value of their energy savings and performance.”

The Initiative establishes a statewide directive for all public building applications, including universities, colleges, municipalities and state buildings to