Environmental Power Corp. (EPG)

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    okdon
    Sep 12 01:01 PM
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    Environmental Power Corporation: The Next Green Energy Phenomenon [view article]
    The technology that EPG uses comes from Europe and hasen't been able to produce pipline quality gas yet. They also have a big problem with sand removal from their digesters as it requires extended down time. The only company able to provide pipe line quality gas (without propane injection) and no down time for sand removal from their digesters is Intrepid Technology and Resources. Their technology originated here in the USA at the University of Utah and has been further developed and refined by the ITR engineering staff. They now have digesters operating at two dairies in Idaho, with several more lining up. The noted web site (intrepid21.com) does not belong to me personally. I'm only a share holder. Reply
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    bsharvy
    Sep 02 08:14 PM
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    Global Carbon Trading Index - Updated [view article]
    That's an intersting list. Thanks for providing it. In order to be really useful, it needs to indicate % of revenues due to carbon trading for each company. Reply
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    Rocknbob
    Aug 26 10:19 AM
    Global Carbon Trading Index - Updated [view article]
    to 300mph : you are so right. Any new fund or note to invent , the investment banker/robbers will. Reply
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    mikehav
    Aug 21 02:15 PM
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    Global Carbon Trading Index - Updated [view article]
    Index Universe on Carbon Trading:
    www.indexuniverse.com/...

    ETF Trends on Carbon Trading:
    www.etftrends.com/2008...

    Hard Assets Investor.com on Carbon Trading:
    www.hardassetsinvestor...

    2-Year Chart for Climate Exchange (London: CLE):
    finance.yahoo.com/q/bc...=     Reply
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    mikehav
    Aug 21 01:16 PM
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    Global Carbon Trading Index - Updated [view article]
    The World Bank - State & Trends of the Carbon Market [2008 PDF]:
    siteresources.worldban...     Reply
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    300mph
    Aug 21 11:32 AM
    Global Carbon Trading Index - Updated [view article]
    What a farce! Reply
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    Nyclen
    Jun 13 01:23 PM
    Environmental Power Corporation: The Next Green Energy Phenomenon [view article]
    I have had a substantial stake in EPG for several years and have watched it transform from pure hype into a real company with huge prospects. The only reason that the stock is low is because it is still under the radar. I believe it will take off within the next year. Reply
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    bakken2008
    Jun 11 08:01 AM
    The Bakken Trend: Lost Dutchmen Mine of the Oil Patch? [view article]
    Other good bakken stocks listed at www.bakkenstocks.com Reply
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    User 206257
    Jun 06 02:45 PM
    The Bakken Trend: Lost Dutchmen Mine of the Oil Patch? [view article]
    any comments on hte? I can't figure out how they pay 15% with the
    numbers they have.     Reply
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    steve Ward
    May 25 01:27 AM
    The Bakken Trend: Lost Dutchmen Mine of the Oil Patch? [view article]
    The USGS has released their report, finally, and it states 10 billion boe. Way, way to conservative. This is the same figure geologists came up with in 1978.
    The only reason Bakken reserves got higher in the 80's and 90's is that alot more data and computer analysis were added from the original 10 billion report.
    Conclusin: as the years past by and more extensive data was collected the range went higher not lower.The USGS is not conservative, they are just plain wrong.     Reply
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    steve Ward
    May 24 01:55 PM
    The Bakken Trend: Lost Dutchmen Mine of the Oil Patch? [view article]
    Also for the very hearty risk taker, ( I love an adventure) you can look at American Oil and Gas, AEZ, trades Amex @3.86 per share with 87,000 Bakken acres called "Goliath, where Whiting Pete, (WLL) made a discovery in the middle of the "Goliath".

    Or look at Painted Pony Petroleum, trades TSX @ 7.65 per share. Symbol, PPY.A. PPY scored enough dough to drill in the Saskatchewan Bakken for several wells and bought some wild wooly acreage in Northern B.C. Up alot this year, but I like it for at least a little investment.

    Happy Returns     Reply
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    steve Ward
    May 24 01:36 PM
    The Bakken Trend: Lost Dutchmen Mine of the Oil Patch? [view article]
    To Mr. Platt;
    sorry for the late reply but I've been busy.
    Here is my breakdown for the Bakken Investment at 100G's.

    Continental Resources, (CLR): 800 shares @60.00 per share, $48,000
    Northern Oil and Gas (NOG): 2.000 shares @ $10.00 and change per share, $22,000
    Crescent Point Energy Trust, (trades on the TSX, CPG.UN) 800 shares @ $37.00 and change, $29,600

    Note: last week CLR discovered a well with a larger than expected flow rate. The significance of the well lies in the fact that it was drilled in one of Geologist's Julie Lefever's "other Bakken Zones"
    Good Investing     Reply
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    fredissy
    May 23 07:49 PM
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    The Bakken Trend: Lost Dutchmen Mine of the Oil Patch? [view article]
    Good article. I'd like to invest in every oil co that is willing to stick a straw into that "soda pop". Anyone got names that haven't been mentioned already?? Reply
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    Alan Platt
    May 14 09:20 AM
    The Bakken Trend: Lost Dutchmen Mine of the Oil Patch? [view article]
    I would love to know how the author, if given 100G investment would allocate it. Reply
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    geologyrocks
    May 06 10:30 AM
    The Bakken Trend: Lost Dutchmen Mine of the Oil Patch? [view article]
    you guys forgot the 2nd largest (and largest bakken) leaseholder. and an american company at that. do your research. Reply
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