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Wednesday October 28, 2009

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PowerSafe Technology Corporation (PSFT.PK) subsidiary Amplification Technologies Inc. (www.amplificationtechnologies.com) (ATI), is offering higher performance thermoelectrically cooled discrete amplification single photon counting solid state photodetectors. These photodetectors are mounted on a two stage thermoelectric cooler inside a hermetically sealed TO8 package and can be operated down to a temperature of -30oC.

Pratt & Whitney Rocketdyne successfully demonstrated its ability to provide rocket stability using heritage U.S. Air Force Peacekeeper missile system hardware during NASA’s first Ares l-X

Florida Power & Light Co. (FPL) has announced plans to deliver electricity to customers from the DeSoto Next Generation Solar Energy Center in Arcadia – the largest solar photovoltaic (PV) power plant in the country – by October-end. The plant would use 90,000 photovoltaic panels to convert solar energy into electricity lighting up above 3,000 homes. Earlier, Nevada’s Nellis Solar Power Plant was considered the largest PV plant in the country.   Together with the DeSoto Center the company plans to build two other solar energy centers in Florida – at the Martin County and at NASA’s Kennedy Space Center, with total capacity of the three plants being 110 megawatts by end of 2010. These plants together would make Florida the second largest solar power-producing state in the country.   Large-scale solar projects such as Florida Power’s DeSoto Center creates additional jobs and also increases the revenues of governments,

EV Innovations Inc., designer & engineer of emission-free automotive propulsion systems using the latest lithium battery technology, was proud to announce today that NASA featured their LiV™ DASH, an all electric version of the Smart Car, in MotorWeek AutoWorld. The coverage also included information on the organization’s practice of environmentally friendly fuel alternatives.

NASA currently uses the company’s LiV™ DASH, LiV™ FLASH, an electric version of the Mini Cooper, and the LiV™ SURGE, a converted PT Cruiser, to serve the needs of various areas within the high security compound. Each vehicle provides different levels of passenger capacity, drive ranges and speeds.

Bruce Chesson, Alternative-Fuel Program manager at Kennedy Space Center, stated, “I believe NASA’s a leader in just about everything at this point, and our goal is to make life better here on earth. A lot of people don’t realize what we do to support