STUFF

Just trying to figure this out with you too.

Valero to add corn oil extraction at 3 Iowa plants.

US, Australia signed aviation biofuels accord.

Alberta Black Shale Project has a polymetal formation the size of Rhode Island with hundreds of billions worth of moly, nickel, uranium, copper, cobalt, silver, gold, rare earths, you name it. And it's literally sitting on the surface. I'll be looking for the companies involved.

CSIQ expanding US ops with 2nd warehouse in NJ.

Duke to build 5th TX wind farm. South of Corpus, 20 miles inland. 202MW. 25-yr PPA with Austin Energy. Online end of '12. 2nd phase of 402MW project announced 8/8. Since '07, Duke invested $1.75B into 10 wind farms.

Trade Wind Energy to build $400M wind farm in OK. 20-yr PPA with Alabama Power. Online end of '12. Their 2nd OK wind project.

GE got $800M more in commitments from Brazil for wind and NG turbines. 1.4GW. 378MW wind.

Carbon Disclosure Project reports a majority of US comps (who responded) now integrate climate change into core business strategy. Apple, Amazon, DirecTV among non-responders.

LMCO was rejected for $288M DOE loan guarantee then won $2.5M Progressive Insurance Auto X prize. Then they reneged on promise to share the prize, got slapped by Canadian securites regulator but continued to tout plans for 600-jobs NC plant contingent on (no forthcoming) fed assist. Yea, they're off my watch list.

Gulf spill study finds oil not breaking down.

Advocates launching a campaign after study finds BPA in children's canned food. Hello.

New Japanese premier pushing to restart nuke power.

Testing started on device that sucks CO2 out of air.

Tampa power plant to bury CO2 @ 4,200 ft. Does Florida have 4,200 feet to bury anything?

Ukraine, Azerbaijan signed LNG deal. Starting as early as '14 @ 70bcf. Helps Ukraine hawk Black Sea terminal.

Apache to buy Exxon North Sea fields for $1.75B cash. Apache spent $11B on acquisitions last year. N. Sea fields produce 19kb/d and 58mcf/d.

The see, pards. The see. And at 3:30P and the look at the averages it looks like the Fed came up with nothing. And lately all I seem to be calling are short term gainers. Like, in an hour. But if GTAT isn't a good buy well, then, what is? BWEN? FSLR? I guess the problem is the economy. Huh.