GPK, Graphic Packaging Holding Company

CPTC, Composite Technology Corp., CPTC.OB

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GPK, Graphic Packaging Holding Company

Graphic Packaging International, Inc., a subsidiary of GPK, headquartered in Marietta, Georgia, is a leading provider of paperboard packaging solutions for a wide variety of products to food, beverage and other consumer products companies. The company is one of the largest producers of folding cartons and holds a leading market position in coated-recycled boxboard and specialty bag packaging. The company’s customers include some of the most widely recognized companies in the world.

**Last week, GPK posted net income of

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Today’s alerts include: Steadfast Holdings Group, Inc. (OOTC:STHG) (OOTC:STDF) (OTC: STDF). Composite Technology Corp. (OTCBB: CPTC), and GWS Technologies Inc (OTCBB: GWSC).

About Steadfast Holdings Group, Inc.

Steadfast Holdings Group distributes green products to the housing markets and a variety of products to the automotive aftermarket.

Steadfast Holdings Group, Inc. subsidiary Aquvee, Inc. announced yesterday that it will be launching a GREEN Social Network that will include all things Green. Aquvee will team and partner with other green companies in the construction industry have a section for energy saving tips, GREEN News, Film Segments and are seeking to partner to launch their Green Web channel.

About Aquvee

Aquvee p/k/a PowerHouse

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Today before the opening bell, Composite Technology Corp. announced that subsidiary DeWind, Inc. has shipped the last five D8-2000 wind turbines for a wind power generation project in Chile. The company previously shipped five turbines to the Port of Houston for the same project. The ten turbines were assembled by TECO Westinghouse in Round Rock, Texas where DeWind’s D8-2000 and D8.2 turbine assembly capabilities have been established under the terms of a Commercial Manufacturing Agreement.

Robert Rugh, President of DeWind, stated, “This shipment successfully completes the assembly phase of this turbine supply contract. The nacelles and hubs will meet up with the blades already shipped from Germany and customer supplied towers in Chile. We now look forward to the successful erection and commissioning per the customer schedule.”

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Composite Technology Corp. announced today that it has received a new conductor order from Far East Composite Technology Company, a subsidiary of Jiangsu New Far East Cable Corporation. The order calls for a single core size with associated hardware to be used on a 240 kilometer transmission line in China’s Hubei province.

The company underscored the significance of the order as it signals the recommencement of order flow for new projects in China. Although the second half of 2008 realized a drop off in orders as a result of the impact of the Summer Olympics in China as well as the subsequent holidays, starting in mid-October transmission line projects resumed and the backlog of suspended projects was addressed.

According to the press release, the continuation of orders advocates that the Far East is working through the end of the backlog projects and is anticipating new projects for 2009. Under terms

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All the consumer wants to do is flip a switch and have the lights comes on. What the consumer fails to see is the technology and physics of how electricity is generated and transported. Add in the environment, population trends and an aging infrastructure, and the entire process of getting the lights to stay on becomes a bit more interesting. Finding and investing in companies that make the process of keeping the lights on in an efficient and cost effective way is one opportunity to profit as people continue to demand that there be light.

Composite Technology Corp., a manufacturer and marketer of electrical energy efficiency products, develops, manufactures and markets high voltage cable and associated components for high voltage electricity transmission. Through its DeWind unit, the company also engages in the manufacture of 1.25-2.0 megawatt wind turbines.

With quite a bit of talk swirling around the Obama environmental and infrastructure plan,

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Composite Technology Corp. (OTCBB: CPTC), through its subsidiaries, operates as a developer and manufacturer of wind turbines, a form of alternative energy picking up speed, particularly in West Texas. The company today announced its DeWind subsidiary has entered into an agreement with Higher Perpetual Energy LLC to form DeWind SWI Wind Farms LLC (SWI Wind Farms) to construct a number of wind farms.

SWI plans on developing four wind farms in Texas, totaling up to 620 megawatts of electrical energy capacity and consisting of Little Pringle One (10 MW), Little Pringle Two (10 MW), Big Pringle (200 MW) and Palo Duro (400 MW).

“We are excited about this new opportunity to supply our DeWind turbines for 620 megawatts of wind farms and look forward to participation in the enhanced value of the projects as they progress through each stage of development,” Benton Wilcoxon, CEO of Composite Technology stated in the

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Composite Technology Corp. (OTCBB: CPTC) focuses its energy on renewable power generation wind turbines through its DeWind subsidiary. The company today announced DeWind secured a $6 million sales agreement with Willmar Municipal Utilities (WMU) in Willmar, Minn. WMU will receive the two D8.2 2-megawatt wind turbines, which it purchased following a long evaluation process and a slew of city approvals, in May 2009.

With wind turbine use on the rise, Minnesota is getting in on the action. According to the American Wind Energy Association (AWEA), Minnesota falls only second to Texas and California in regards to the amount of installed wind generation. The state of Minnesota had more than 1,299 megawatts of installed capacity, as of the end of 2007.

Marv Sepe, president of DeWind and COO of CTC, said the company hopes Minnesota’s steps toward renewable energy solutions will lead other regions to do the same. “We are very pleased to

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