Here are some water-related publicly-traded stocks to consider for longer term environmental investment portfolios. Medium risk individual investors should consider dollar cost averaging as a way of building positions in green mutual funds and clean power exchange traded funds (ETFs):
Public Water Purification Companies
Badger Meter, Inc. BMI
Calgon Carbon Corporation CCC
Mueller Water Products, Inc. MWA
Pall Corporation PLL
Watts Water Technologies, Inc. WTS
Alternative Energy Stocks Investing:
Green Energy Stocks Investing
Photovoltaic Solar Power Companies
Publicly-listed Wind Energy Shares
Geothermal Power Company Website Links
Tidal Energy Turbines
Energy from water flow captured by tidal power electricity generation system.
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Tuesday, October 14, 2008
Best-value Water Technology Stocks; Desalination, Purification, Tidal Energy, Wave Power
For longer term investors, your age can be your "safety net"
Your age is a starting point for how much of your portfolio should be invested in bonds and cash. This means, as a starting point or rule of thumb:
A) 30 years of age = 70% growth / 30% income
B) 50 years of age = 50% growth / 50% income
C) 70 years of age = 30% growth / 70% income
Of course this is only a rule-of-thumb and individual investors should consult their advisors about the ideal allocation for themselves. If one is somewhat risk averse, but still concerned about protecting assets from longer term inflation, a less volatile portfolio would be comprised of:
A) 30 years of age = 60% growth / 40% income
B) 50 years of age = 40% growth / 60% income
C) 70 years of age = 20% growth / 80% income
Further risk-rduction can be achieved by investing in funds rather than individual securities, particiualrly valid advice for smaller and medium size portfolios.
For those around 50 who have shied away from stocks and stock funds the past few years, the shakeout you feared has occurred and it may be worthwhile to dollar-cost-avrage into a rebablancing program that gradually brings your equity up to the desired level.
Recent weeks have been troublesome for professional and individual investors alike, but other basic rules of thumb and aphorisms must also be kept in mind:
Invest at the sound of cannons, divest at the sound of violins.
Buy when there's blood in the streets ...
When everyone is greedy, be a little fearful. When everyone is fearful, be a little greedy.
And on a more sobering note:
Never try to catch a falling knife ...
The trend is your friend ...
One thing to keep in mind is that you can almost eliminate individual company risk while enjoying strong sector returns by investing green stock mutual funds, clean energy investment funds, wind power ETFs, solar energy mutual funds and other diversified renewable power growth vehicles.
A stock that is way down can indicate a troubled company on the way to zero, while a mutual fund representing a hard-hit sector often offersextraordinary capital gains opportunities with much lower risk than investing in individual securities. Here is a link to some well-managed green energy stock funds, as gradually building positions in clean energy funds is a prudent strategy for longterm growth investors.
For this article on WaterIntelll.com, we are focusing on energy from water (tidal, wave, hydro), water purification / wastewater treatment, water desalination / water recycling and water conservation technology companies.
Some water stocks to research:
World's top water filtration company closed at 32.07 with a market capitalization of 3.8 billion, The PE is 18.2, the yield is 1.6% and PLL continues to exhibit strong revenue growth. The year's high was 43.19.
BMII manufactures flow measurement and control products for water utilities, municipal utilities and industrial customers globally. At 37.66, the shares are down from 62. 74 and now offer a PE of 23.9 and a yield of 1.17%. Again, here's a water-related stock that lomngterm investors will want to look into.
WTS is a specialist in water quality, water safety, water flow control and water conservation with steadily growing revnues. At 27.86, the stock trades at 14.34 times earnings and yields 1.58%. Watts Water Tech is a solid USA growth company with rising worldwide sales, and with the stock not far off its 52 week high of 33.00, and from a medium term trading point of view, it has the potential to be among the first American stocks to regularly appear on New High stock lists, possibly giving it another $7 or 8 of momentum beyond the previous high. Definitely worth researching to assess how solid the revenue growth is ...
KHD is actually far more involved in the wind energy industry these days than they are in hydropower, but their roots are in small-scale hydropower and they are good at it. Developer, owner and operator of 20 EcoLogo certified generating facilities totaling 364 megawatt net to its interest located in British Columbia, Alberta, Ontario, and Québec with 12 run of river hydroelectric plants; seven wind plants and one biomass plant. One wind project in development is an additional 132 megawatts and there are other projects in the pipeline. At 3,38, down from 8.01, the stock remains speculative but offers a diversified longterm green energy investment and a an experienced team.
OPTT is a wave energy technology leader that has developed the PowerBuoy wave power system. Though revenues are minimal they are starting to grow, and with the PowerBuoy already in operation off Spain, Ocean Power is worth researching.
This high potential clean energy stock closed today at 7.00, down from 19.75, with just over ten million shares outstanding.
More green power and water technology stocks links:
Saturday, October 11, 2008
Bargain Water Stcks, Desalination, Purification
Some water stocks to look into:
Kurita Water Industries Ltd. (Tokyo:6370) english website is a leading manufacturer of water treatment equipment, chemicals and plant equipment.
Pall Corp (NYSE: PLL) through its subsidiaries, engages in the manufacture and marketing of filtration and separation products and systems worldwide. The company operates in five segments: Medical, BioPharmaceuticals, General Industrial, Aerospace, and Microelectronics. At Friday's close of 29.46, the stock is off from its high of 43.19, and now trades at a PE of 16.75 and yields 1.77%.
Peerless Manufacturing (PMFG) - PMFG is a provider of air and water filtration, pollution prevention, water purification. and NOx reduction technologies. Serves markets for power generation, natural gas infrastructure, refining and petrochemical processing. It offers a range of separation and filtration products, selective catalytic reduction (SCR) systems, and other complementary products, including specialty heat exchangers, pulsation dampeners and silencers.
The stock is at 10.58, down from 58.62. PMFG has growing revenues and presents an attractive valuation for longterm, higher risk investors to consider. This is not a buy recommendation, but rather a suggestion that it may be time to look into companies like this one, and clean environment funds and green energy funds that own progressive companies like Peerless.
TROJAN Technologies (TSE: TUV) water purification: A leader in advanced treatment solutions to safeguard the world's water. Trojan provides water purification and water management for utilizing innovative, technology-based solutions to provide municipalities, industrial enterprises, and consumers with pure water in a sustainable manner.
Watts Water Technologies (WTS), supplier of products for use in the water quality, water safety, water flow control and water conservation markets. Closing at 27.72 (up 10.75% on the day), WTS was a shining light in a down market. A solid company in a strong sector, the firm trades at only 14.3 times earnings and yields 1.59%.
Kurita Water Industries Ltd. (Tokyo:6370) english website is a leading manufacturer of water treatment equipment, chemicals and plant equipment.
Pall Corp (NYSE: PLL) through its subsidiaries, engages in the manufacture and marketing of filtration and separation products and systems worldwide. The company operates in five segments: Medical, BioPharmaceuticals, General Industrial, Aerospace, and Microelectronics. At Friday's close of 29.46, the stock is off from its high of 43.19, and now trades at a PE of 16.75 and yields 1.77%.
Peerless Manufacturing (PMFG) - PMFG is a provider of air and water filtration, pollution prevention, water purification. and NOx reduction technologies. Serves markets for power generation, natural gas infrastructure, refining and petrochemical processing. It offers a range of separation and filtration products, selective catalytic reduction (SCR) systems, and other complementary products, including specialty heat exchangers, pulsation dampeners and silencers.
The stock is at 10.58, down from 58.62. PMFG has growing revenues and presents an attractive valuation for longterm, higher risk investors to consider. This is not a buy recommendation, but rather a suggestion that it may be time to look into companies like this one, and clean environment funds and green energy funds that own progressive companies like Peerless.
TROJAN Technologies (TSE: TUV) water purification: A leader in advanced treatment solutions to safeguard the world's water. Trojan provides water purification and water management for utilizing innovative, technology-based solutions to provide municipalities, industrial enterprises, and consumers with pure water in a sustainable manner.
Watts Water Technologies (WTS), supplier of products for use in the water quality, water safety, water flow control and water conservation markets. Closing at 27.72 (up 10.75% on the day), WTS was a shining light in a down market. A solid company in a strong sector, the firm trades at only 14.3 times earnings and yields 1.59%.
Sunday, September 28, 2008
Wave Power Stocks, Tidal Energy Investing News
Energy from Water: Emerging Wave Power and Tidal Energy Companies
The beach at Agucadoura, just north of Porto, is where electricity from the world's first wave farm is being cabled ashore. Five kilometres out to sea a Pelamis wave machine is gently riding the Atlantic swell, generating power for the Portuguese grid.
Each one has four long sections with three "power modules" hinged between them. There are large hydraulic rams sticking into the modules. As the long sections twist and turn in the waves they pull the rams in and out of the modules like pistons. The huge force of the rams is harnessed to run generators in the power modules. But tethering the snakes to the seabed is a major challenge. The system has to be able to cope with the worst sea conditions.
Full Article on Pelamis Wave Power on BBC.co.uk
23SEP08 - Ocean Power Technologies announces launch of first wave energy system off Spain. OPTT has deployed the initial 40 kilowatt PowerBuoy, the beginning of an array that will produce about 1.4 megawatts, after 9 bigger versions of the PowerBuoy are launched over the next year. Partnered with companies such as Iberdola in Spain and Total in France, OPTT expects to develop additional wave power farms off UK, France and Hawaii.
23SEP08 - The Scotland Government pledges more funds for wave energy and tidal power. Already a world-leader in development of energy from water flow systems, with world-class installations in operation in the Orkney Islands area, the Scots have stepped up to the plate with additional funding for emerging renewable energy technology companies in the wave power and tidal energy sectors.
18SEP08 - Verdant Power updating technology within its tidal energy generators in NYC's East River. Verdant Power has retrofitted two of its tidal turbines with 5th-generation rotors and successfully re-installed the units in the East River. The two grid-connected 35kW turbines are now delivering clean renewable energy from the tides of the East River to a Gristedes supermarket and the RIOC Motorgate parking structure on Roosevelt Island in New York City. Verdant Power's Kinetic Hydropower Systems use axial-flow turbines, resembling present-day wind turbines, installed underwater to convert the kinetic energy of tides and rivers into electricity without the use of dams.
The company's new rotor assembly (blades and hub) was optimized for enhanced structural strength and was subjected to a testing regimen at the U.S. Department of Energy's National Renewable Energy Laboratory (NREL), the nation's primary laboratory for renewable energy and energy efficiency research and development. The entire rotor assembly passed the tests successfully without incident.
Full article on Phase 2 of Verdant Power's Roosevelt Island Tidal Energy (RITE) Project.
09SEP08 - Atlantis Resources acquires tidal power developer Current Resources from Morgan Stanley.
Atlantis has developed two families of sub-sea turbines that have been tested over a decade of field trials, Solon, a deep-water turbine suitable for installation in some of the fastest flowing currents in the world and Nereus, a shallow-water turbine which has been extensively tested, and grid connected in San Remo, Australia. Both have been specifically developed to suit installation of multiple turbines in fields or arrays.The company is currently evaluating potential installation opportunities in the Pentland Firth off Northern Scotland, in the Bay of Fundy and British Columbia off the East and West Coasts of North America, respectively, as well as off the coast of South Korea.
Further green stocks investing news:
Wind power stocks, wind energy investing news
Solar power companies, solar energy stocks in the news
Geothermal investing, top geothermal companies
Tidal Energy is a largely untapped, renewable energy source based on lunar gravitation rather than solar radiation, a form of hydropower that converts the energy from water inflows and outflows into pure electricity.
Wave power refers to the energy of ocean surface waves and the capture of that energy to do useful work — including electricity generation, water desalination, and water pumping. It is distinct from tidal power in that wave energy is not dependent on rising and falling tides but on consistent rolling waves, and similar to tidal power in that both are husely untapped green energy resources perfect for populations living near coastlines.
Here are some tidal power and wave energy stocks in the news recently:
The beach at Agucadoura, just north of Porto, is where electricity from the world's first wave farm is being cabled ashore. Five kilometres out to sea a Pelamis wave machine is gently riding the Atlantic swell, generating power for the Portuguese grid.
Each one has four long sections with three "power modules" hinged between them. There are large hydraulic rams sticking into the modules. As the long sections twist and turn in the waves they pull the rams in and out of the modules like pistons. The huge force of the rams is harnessed to run generators in the power modules. But tethering the snakes to the seabed is a major challenge. The system has to be able to cope with the worst sea conditions.
Full Article on Pelamis Wave Power on BBC.co.uk
23SEP08 - Ocean Power Technologies announces launch of first wave energy system off Spain. OPTT has deployed the initial 40 kilowatt PowerBuoy, the beginning of an array that will produce about 1.4 megawatts, after 9 bigger versions of the PowerBuoy are launched over the next year. Partnered with companies such as Iberdola in Spain and Total in France, OPTT expects to develop additional wave power farms off UK, France and Hawaii.
23SEP08 - The Scotland Government pledges more funds for wave energy and tidal power. Already a world-leader in development of energy from water flow systems, with world-class installations in operation in the Orkney Islands area, the Scots have stepped up to the plate with additional funding for emerging renewable energy technology companies in the wave power and tidal energy sectors.
18SEP08 - Verdant Power updating technology within its tidal energy generators in NYC's East River. Verdant Power has retrofitted two of its tidal turbines with 5th-generation rotors and successfully re-installed the units in the East River. The two grid-connected 35kW turbines are now delivering clean renewable energy from the tides of the East River to a Gristedes supermarket and the RIOC Motorgate parking structure on Roosevelt Island in New York City. Verdant Power's Kinetic Hydropower Systems use axial-flow turbines, resembling present-day wind turbines, installed underwater to convert the kinetic energy of tides and rivers into electricity without the use of dams.
The company's new rotor assembly (blades and hub) was optimized for enhanced structural strength and was subjected to a testing regimen at the U.S. Department of Energy's National Renewable Energy Laboratory (NREL), the nation's primary laboratory for renewable energy and energy efficiency research and development. The entire rotor assembly passed the tests successfully without incident.
Full article on Phase 2 of Verdant Power's Roosevelt Island Tidal Energy (RITE) Project.
09SEP08 - Atlantis Resources acquires tidal power developer Current Resources from Morgan Stanley.
Atlantis has developed two families of sub-sea turbines that have been tested over a decade of field trials, Solon, a deep-water turbine suitable for installation in some of the fastest flowing currents in the world and Nereus, a shallow-water turbine which has been extensively tested, and grid connected in San Remo, Australia. Both have been specifically developed to suit installation of multiple turbines in fields or arrays.The company is currently evaluating potential installation opportunities in the Pentland Firth off Northern Scotland, in the Bay of Fundy and British Columbia off the East and West Coasts of North America, respectively, as well as off the coast of South Korea.
Full story on Atlantis Resources tidal energy technology at Renewable Energy World
VentureBeat.com article on huge potential of Atlantis Resources' tidal power systems
Further green stocks investing news:
Wind power stocks, wind energy investing news
Solar power companies, solar energy stocks in the news
Geothermal investing, top geothermal companies
Sunday, September 21, 2008
Global Water Conservation News, September 2008
World Wide Water Conservation, Global Water Shortages, National Water Scarcity News
September 19th, 2008
"Flow: For Love of Water" highlights the fact that one sixth of the world's population lacks access to clean drinking water, a problem that results in more than 2 million people, primarily children, being killed by water-borne diseases each year. Growing Global Water Shortage Expected To Get Worse
September 18th , 2008
CNN - Planet is running out of clean water, new film warns - Water-related problems aren't restricted to the developing world. A harmful pesticide, banned by many European countries, remains widely used in the United States, where it runs into rivers and streams. And one expert estimates California's water supply will run out in 20 years. CNN story on movie, Flow, film about world water shortage
September 18th, 2008
Water for water - India has shown its intention to resolve the dispute of stopping water flow of Chenab in the form of water for water. In this connection it has proposed a meeting of the Indus Water Commission (IWC) to assess reduction in the water flow, as Pakistan had earlier called for an explanation over the reduction in water level following trial running of Baglihar power project in Jammu. Pakistan High Commissioner in New Delhi Shahid Malik was told that the water level in Chenab was lower this year as compared to last year due to insufficient rains. Pakistan had been already informed about the impending reduction in the water level as filling of the Baglihar Dam was in progress. The level has now returned to the normal, Shahid said, adding figures given were much lower than the water released by India. Three units of the controversial Baglihar power project are expected to generate electricity next week. PakPressWatch.com article on Chenab River water flow / Baglihar hydropower project
September 17th, 2008
Israel and the occupied West Bank have both been hit hard by drought, but Palestinian farmers say Israeli restrictions on their water supplies have made conditions far worse for them than for farmers in nearby Jewish settlements. In many homes in the West Bank city of Jenin, water has been all but cut off since April. To cope, residents of Jenin and hundreds of villages get their water delivered by truck at sky-high prices. Reuters.com article: Water shortages hurt farming in Palestine
September 10th, 2008
EPA Encourages Water Conservation - Water is a precious resource; across the country a typical family of four spends about $850 on water and sewer costs per year, a family of four can save $210 per year by changing over to water-efficient appliances and fixtures, and by adopting other water saving practices. EPA.gov webpage on water conservation policy
August 30th, 2008
Associated Press - Rainwater collectors work to ease shortages - Scientists warn that climate change will result in more severe droughts and erratic storms worldwide, and this spring was the driest in California's 114 years of record-keeping. Extreme drought and abnormally dry conditions persist across large swaths of the country, with the West and Southeast hardest hit. Roofs are being used to collect rain from Austin to Seattle. Santa Monica's new library sits atop a 200,000-gallon rainwater cistern, and in August the city launched a rainwater rebate program for homeowners. AP article on rainwater collection
August 25 , 2008
Rainwater Harvesting in the UK – Current Practice and Future Trends Rainwater harvesting (RWH), where runoff from roofs and impervious areas iscollected and utilised, is receiving renewed attention as an alternative watersource. Article On Rainwater harvesting in United Kingdom UK
Get all the news on water conservation and rainwater harvesting at HarvestH2O.com
Clean Energy and Green Power Links:
Geothermal Power Stocks Investing
Wind Energy Stocks Investments
Solar Power Companies, Renewable Energy Funds
September 19th, 2008
"Flow: For Love of Water" highlights the fact that one sixth of the world's population lacks access to clean drinking water, a problem that results in more than 2 million people, primarily children, being killed by water-borne diseases each year. Growing Global Water Shortage Expected To Get Worse
September 18th , 2008
CNN - Planet is running out of clean water, new film warns - Water-related problems aren't restricted to the developing world. A harmful pesticide, banned by many European countries, remains widely used in the United States, where it runs into rivers and streams. And one expert estimates California's water supply will run out in 20 years. CNN story on movie, Flow, film about world water shortage
September 18th, 2008
Water for water - India has shown its intention to resolve the dispute of stopping water flow of Chenab in the form of water for water. In this connection it has proposed a meeting of the Indus Water Commission (IWC) to assess reduction in the water flow, as Pakistan had earlier called for an explanation over the reduction in water level following trial running of Baglihar power project in Jammu. Pakistan High Commissioner in New Delhi Shahid Malik was told that the water level in Chenab was lower this year as compared to last year due to insufficient rains. Pakistan had been already informed about the impending reduction in the water level as filling of the Baglihar Dam was in progress. The level has now returned to the normal, Shahid said, adding figures given were much lower than the water released by India. Three units of the controversial Baglihar power project are expected to generate electricity next week. PakPressWatch.com article on Chenab River water flow / Baglihar hydropower project
September 17th, 2008
Israel and the occupied West Bank have both been hit hard by drought, but Palestinian farmers say Israeli restrictions on their water supplies have made conditions far worse for them than for farmers in nearby Jewish settlements. In many homes in the West Bank city of Jenin, water has been all but cut off since April. To cope, residents of Jenin and hundreds of villages get their water delivered by truck at sky-high prices. Reuters.com article: Water shortages hurt farming in Palestine
September 10th, 2008
EPA Encourages Water Conservation - Water is a precious resource; across the country a typical family of four spends about $850 on water and sewer costs per year, a family of four can save $210 per year by changing over to water-efficient appliances and fixtures, and by adopting other water saving practices. EPA.gov webpage on water conservation policy
August 30th, 2008
Associated Press - Rainwater collectors work to ease shortages - Scientists warn that climate change will result in more severe droughts and erratic storms worldwide, and this spring was the driest in California's 114 years of record-keeping. Extreme drought and abnormally dry conditions persist across large swaths of the country, with the West and Southeast hardest hit. Roofs are being used to collect rain from Austin to Seattle. Santa Monica's new library sits atop a 200,000-gallon rainwater cistern, and in August the city launched a rainwater rebate program for homeowners. AP article on rainwater collection
August 25 , 2008
Rainwater Harvesting in the UK – Current Practice and Future Trends Rainwater harvesting (RWH), where runoff from roofs and impervious areas iscollected and utilised, is receiving renewed attention as an alternative watersource. Article On Rainwater harvesting in United Kingdom UK
Get all the news on water conservation and rainwater harvesting at HarvestH2O.com
Clean Energy and Green Power Links:
Geothermal Power Stocks Investing
Wind Energy Stocks Investments
Solar Power Companies, Renewable Energy Funds
Wednesday, September 17, 2008
Gifts for Greens; Environmental and Renewable Energy Books
Alternative Energy Books, Renewable Power Publications, Ecology Books
The idea for this post came from the excellent Book Calendar Blog - check it out!!!
Apollo's Fire: Igniting America's Clean Energy Economy by Jay Inslee and Bracken Hendricks
Careers in Renewable Energy - Author: Gregory McNamee
The Citizen Powered Energy Handbook by Greg Pahl
Clean Electricity from Photovoltaics - Authors: Mary D. Archer, Robert Hill
The Clean Tech Revolution: Discover the Top Trends, Technologies, and Companies to Watch by Ron Pernick and Clint Wilder
Coming Clean - Author: Michael Brune
Cradle to Cradle: Remaking the Way We Make Things by William McDonough, Michael Braungart
Earth The Sequel: The Race to Reinvent Energy and Stop Global Warming (Fred Krupp)
Farewell My Subaru; An Epic Adventure In Local Living by Doug Fine
The First Billion Is the Hardest; On a Life of Comebacks and America's Energy Future by T. Boone Pickens
Freedom From Oil: How the Next President Can End the United States' Oil Addiction by David Sandalow
Future Energy - Author: Trevor Letcher
Green Investing A Guide To Making Money Through Environment-Friendly Stocks by Jack Uldrich
Green Living For Dummies Author: Yvonne Jeffery, Liz Barclay, Michael Grosvenor
Green to Gold: How Smart Companies Use Environmental Strategy to Innovate, Create Value, and Build Competitive Advantage by Daniel C. Esty (Author), Andrew S. Winston (Author)
Green Your Place In the New Energy Revolution by Jane Hoffman and Michael Hoffman
Living Like Ed; A Guide to the Eco-Friendly Life - Ed Begley, Jr.
Natural Capitalism; Creating The Next Industrial Revolution by Amory Lovins and Paul Hawken
The Omnivore's Dilemma by Michael Pollan
Peterson Field Guide to Birds of North America - Re-issued with new, bigger illustrations, by Roger Tory Peterson
Profiting from Clean Energy - Author: Richard W. Asplund
A Safe and Sustainable World, The Promise of Ecological Design by Nancy Todd and John Todd
Silent Spring - Top selling environmental book by Rachel Carson
Stirring It Up; How To Make Money And Save the World--Gary Hirshberg.
Untapped; The Scramble For Africa's Oil - John Ghazvinian (An expose on oil in Africa).
The World Without Us - Revealing bestseller by Alan Weisman
More alternative energy investing info:
WindIntell.com; Wind Energy Stocks, Renewable Power Investing
SolarIntell.com Alternative Energy Investing Info
Geothermal Power Investing, Geothermal Energy stocks
The idea for this post came from the excellent Book Calendar Blog - check it out!!!
Apollo's Fire: Igniting America's Clean Energy Economy by Jay Inslee and Bracken Hendricks
Careers in Renewable Energy - Author: Gregory McNamee
The Citizen Powered Energy Handbook by Greg Pahl
Clean Electricity from Photovoltaics - Authors: Mary D. Archer, Robert Hill
The Clean Tech Revolution: Discover the Top Trends, Technologies, and Companies to Watch by Ron Pernick and Clint Wilder
Coming Clean - Author: Michael Brune
Cradle to Cradle: Remaking the Way We Make Things by William McDonough, Michael Braungart
Earth The Sequel: The Race to Reinvent Energy and Stop Global Warming (Fred Krupp)
Farewell My Subaru; An Epic Adventure In Local Living by Doug Fine
The First Billion Is the Hardest; On a Life of Comebacks and America's Energy Future by T. Boone Pickens
Freedom From Oil: How the Next President Can End the United States' Oil Addiction by David Sandalow
Future Energy - Author: Trevor Letcher
Green Investing A Guide To Making Money Through Environment-Friendly Stocks by Jack Uldrich
Green Living For Dummies Author: Yvonne Jeffery, Liz Barclay, Michael Grosvenor
Green to Gold: How Smart Companies Use Environmental Strategy to Innovate, Create Value, and Build Competitive Advantage by Daniel C. Esty (Author), Andrew S. Winston (Author)
Green Your Place In the New Energy Revolution by Jane Hoffman and Michael Hoffman
Living Like Ed; A Guide to the Eco-Friendly Life - Ed Begley, Jr.
Natural Capitalism; Creating The Next Industrial Revolution by Amory Lovins and Paul Hawken
The Omnivore's Dilemma by Michael Pollan
Peterson Field Guide to Birds of North America - Re-issued with new, bigger illustrations, by Roger Tory Peterson
Profiting from Clean Energy - Author: Richard W. Asplund
A Safe and Sustainable World, The Promise of Ecological Design by Nancy Todd and John Todd
Silent Spring - Top selling environmental book by Rachel Carson
Stirring It Up; How To Make Money And Save the World--Gary Hirshberg.
Untapped; The Scramble For Africa's Oil - John Ghazvinian (An expose on oil in Africa).
The World Without Us - Revealing bestseller by Alan Weisman
More alternative energy investing info:
WindIntell.com; Wind Energy Stocks, Renewable Power Investing
SolarIntell.com Alternative Energy Investing Info
Geothermal Power Investing, Geothermal Energy stocks
Friday, September 12, 2008
Clean Energy Search Engine, Find Renewable Power Stocks Investing Info
Search alternative energy stocks, find solar power investing tips, tidal power companies, wave energy technology, energy from water, water purification, water desalination, green energy technologies, geothermal power technology, thin film solar energy stocks, renewable power websites, solar energy leaders, green technology companies, wind turbine systems, geothermal energy projects, search engine for publicly-traded renewable power stocks!!!
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tidal power investing, wave energy company website links
Emerging clean energy stocks generating electricity from water currents:
AW Energy in Finland Waveroller system fo shallow water
AWS Ocean Energy in Scotland
Finavera Renewable esources - Wind Energy and Wave Power
Marine Current Turbines (MCT) tidal energy system
Seagen by Marine Current
Pelamis Wave Power renewable electricity from ocean waves
Pelamis wave energy Sea Monster
Scotland announces Saltire Prize, 20 million U.S. dollars, for innovators from any nation who design environmentally friendly ocean energy technology
Wavestar Energy, Denmark-based wave energy technology company
Wikipedia page on wave power systems, wave energy links
More Clean Energy Links:
Wind Energy Investing, Renewable Power stocks
Geothermal Company Websites Links
Tuesday, September 9, 2008
Water Stocks In The News; Water Technology Investing
Welcome to WaterIntell.com, your source for water technology stocks, wave power companies, tidal energy, water desalination, water conservation and atmospheric water generation technologies. Please Bookmark this page in your Favorites for easy access to all the latest news in the world of investing in water.
Peace 2 All,
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Water Stocks News Articles, Feature Stories and Blog Posts:
Wired article: Geothermal energy water effluent, source of lithium for laptop computers and electric cars
Wikipedia.org Atmospheric Water Generation
Google envisions floating wave-powered data center, powered by Pelamis Wave Power Technology, files patent application
Morgan Stanley invests in Atlantis Resources; firm to be first tidal power developer to build subsea turbine farms
Peace 2 All,
Joe T
Water Stocks News Articles, Feature Stories and Blog Posts:
Ecosphere signs Oklahoma water-recycling deal
September 9, 2008
Stuart, Fla.-based Ecosphere Technologies (OTC: ESPH) said today it signed an agreement with Houston, Texas-based Newfield Exploration (NYSE: NFX), an oil and natural gas exploration company, to provide water-recycling technology designed to reduce well costs and environmental contaminants.
This is the third water-recycling deal Ecosphere has signed in three months based on the company’s mobile water technology and its first in Oklahoma (see Ecosphere shows mobile water purification system to FEMA).
Full article at CleanTech.com: Ecosphere wins water recycling contract from Newfield Exploration (NFX)Wired article: Geothermal energy water effluent, source of lithium for laptop computers and electric cars
Wikipedia.org Atmospheric Water Generation
Google envisions floating wave-powered data center, powered by Pelamis Wave Power Technology, files patent application
Morgan Stanley invests in Atlantis Resources; firm to be first tidal power developer to build subsea turbine farms
David Suzuki: Politicians must learn to see economic value in environment
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