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COMPOSITE TECH CORP (OTC:BB: CPTCQ) Jun 2, 2005 11:53 (E.T.)
Last: 1.59 Change: -0.04 % Change: -2.76 Volume: 48,163

Bid (Size): 1.58 (5) High: 1.63 Open: 1.63
Ask (Size): 1.59 (5) Low: 1.58 Previous Close: 1.63

52 Week High: 6.36
52 Week Low: 0.33
EPS: -0.18
Exchange: OTC:BB
P/E Ratio: N/A
Market Cap: 181.55M
Shs. Outstanding: 114.54M
Industry:



Mouserman your cable company has lots of interest lately news must be on the way. I am still holding
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This technology has great potential- like I said earlier. As soon as they can get the Q off and settle thier disputes I am positive this will be back at 5$
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...salt in the wounds lol
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Re: Mousermans CPTCQ US Look what we found out

Product Construction:
Complete Conductor:
The TransPowr™ ACCC/TW is a marriage of General
Cable’s TransPowr ACSS/TW technology and CTC
Cable Corporation’s pultruded composite technology.
Together these two technologies create the
transmission and distribution conductor of the future.
TransPowr ACCC/TW is a Trapezoidal Aluminum
Conductor Composite Core Concentric-Lay-Stranded
conductor. The aluminum strands are trapezoidal in
shape allowing for a more compact placement of the
aluminum strand wires. TransPowr ACCC/TW
conductors are designed to maintain the same overall diameter as a conventional round wire ACSR or ACSS conductor. The compact
trapezoidal conductors, coupled with a smaller composite core, result in a TW conductor that has approximately 28% more aluminum
cross-sectional area than ACSR or ACSS conductors. The greater aluminum content, combined with the capability to work at high operating
temperatures, can double the current carrying capacity of an existing transmission line.
The central strength member component of the TransPowr ACCC/TW conductor is a proprietary high-strength carbon and glass fiber
composite core patented by CTC Cable Corporation, around which are stranded two, three or four layers of annealed 1350 aluminum alloy
wires. The annealed aluminum strand wires of the TransPowr ACCC/TW conductors are manufactured in accordance with the requirements of
the latest issue of ASTM B857/ASTM B609 specification.
The TransPowr ACCC/TW conductor is designed to match the overall diameter of an existing concentric round ACSR or ACSS conductor.
Because the TransPowr ACCC/TW conductor is so new, there is as yet no unique code word names assigned to these conductors. Consequently,
the TransPowr ACCC/TW conductor has adopted the code word name of the original ACSR or ACSS conductor with the same matching
overall diameter.
Performance
The TransPowr ACCC/TW conductor is superior to existing bare overhead conductors such as concentric round ACSR and ACSS in a number
of key performance areas — capacity, sag, line losses and support structures. These performance advantages, that quickly and cost-effectively
increase the ampacity of existing transmission and distribution lines, proactively address the problems plaguing the utility market, offering
significant benefits to electric utility companies and ultimately to their industrial, commercial and residential customers.
Features and Benefits
In comparison to conventional concentric round ACSR conductors, and in some aspects to ACSS conductors, TransPowr ACCC/TW conductors
additionally have some very important key features and benefits. For example: a) Compared to ACSR, the TransPowr ACCC/TW conductor can
be operated continuously at high temperatures—175°C without damage, and at 200°C for short-term durations; b) Compared to ACSR, ACSS and
any other steel-cored conductors, the TransPowr ACCC/TW composite core material has a very low thermal expansion coefficient. At
elevated temperatures, the composite core material determines the sag characteristics of the conductor; c) The TransPowr ACCC/TW
conductor is not affected by long-term creep of the aluminum; d) The overall mass (weight) of the TransPowr ACCC/TW conductor, even with
the increased aluminum content, can be lighter than the original ASCR or ACSS conductor it is replacing; e) The annealed aluminum strand
wires in the TransPowr ACCC/TW conductor have self-damping properties which may eliminate the need for dampers and other antivibration
devices; and f) TransPowr ACCC/TW’s composite core material will not rust or corrode like existing zinc or zinc-5% aluminum
mischmetal coated steel materials.
Applications:
TransPowr ACCC/TW conductors have been specifically designed for overhead power distribution and transmission lines.
Physical and Electrical Parameters:
The following two tables provide the physical and electrical properties for ten (10) different TransPowr ACCC/TW conductor sizes.
The information is provided to allow a side-by-side comparison of conventional conductor designs, the results of which will assist in
the introduction and adoption of the TransPowr ACCC/TW product. The diagrams on the last page provide comparison details of the
TransPowr ACCC/TW product which supports its superior sag and tension claim.
Contact General Cable’s BICC® Brand Energy product team at (800) 237-2726 or email us at info@generalcable.com for other conductor sizes,
designs and/or specific installation requirements not shown in the following tables. Visit us on the website at www.generalcable.com.
Utility Overhead Conductors TransPowr™ ACCC/TW Bare Overhead Conductor
Trapezoidal Aluminum Conductor Composite Core Concentric-Lay-Stranded
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Composite Technology Receives Order From General Cable for High-Capacity Transmission Cable for PacifiCorp


2005-06-10 08:00 ET - News Release

Also News Release (U-BGC) GENERAL CABLE CP
Also News Release (U-SPI) SCOTTISH POWER PLC ADS



IRVINE, Calif., June 10 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- Composite Technology Corporation (CTC) , announced today that PacifiCorp , one of the largest utilities in the Western U.S., has ordered 22 linear-miles of high-capacity transmission cable for a transmission system upgrade project in the Salt Lake City, Utah, area from General Cable Corporation . The purchase order for the cable, called TransPowr(TM) ACCC/TW (Aluminum Conductor Composite Core), which utilizes CTC's proprietary cable technology, was the result of a joint sales effort by General Cable and CTC pursuant to agreements between them and represents a sale of approximately $800,000. Installation of the project will begin September 1 and will be operational by December 1, 2005.

CTC's innovative core technology for developing high-performance composite-core cables enables the conductor to carry up to twice the power of traditional aluminum cables. The ACCC composite core is stronger and significantly lighter than its steel core counterpart in traditional conductors. This allows 28 percent more conductive aluminum in the same diameter cable with the same overall weight as a conventional steel core conductor, enabling ACCC cable to carry more electricity more efficiently.

Portions of PacifiCorp's existing 138 kV system, in the Salt Lake City metro area, will be reconductored to increase existing line capacity without rebuilding or reinforcing existing support structures.

Franco Albi, Consulting Engineer for PacifiCorp said, "Our decision to reconductor this segment of 138 kV line with ACCC was guided by its superior low sag characteristics and ability to increase delivery capacity during peak periods. By using the TransPowr(TM) ACCC/TW conductor, we eliminated the need to replace or reinforce approximately 29 support structures, which would have been required had we used conventional transmission conductors. PacifiCorp's ability to reconductor the existing line will also allow the necessary upgrade without delays or lengthy commercial disruption for additional tower support construction." "The reconductor strategy with ACCC also proved to be an economical option over other prospective considerations," Albi added.

The ACCC cable core is made using high-strength fibers and polymer resins that are wrapped with aluminum wires. The composite core material expands very little when heated, only about a tenth as much as conventional steel core. As a result, it significantly reduces line sag problems. The replacement line of high-capacity ACCC cable is expected to support the delivery of electricity during peak periods by increasing the capacity of this transmission segment.

"PacifiCorp is typical of the nation's utilities with lines that need additional capacity," said CTC's CEO, Benton Wilcoxon. "In the past, these lines had to be viewed as complete structure and cable replacement. With the ACCC cable, utilities can reduce costs significantly by increasing the capacity without replacing the structures and still obtaining a significant increase in load capability. The resulting reduction in capital cost is a significant cost savings to their ratepayers while increasing load capacity."
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Nice pop early this morning- I expect more orders in the weeks and months ahead as more utilities begin upgrading with this superior product. UP to 1.58 this am after closing down at 1.30 a few days ago.
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This is just the beginning
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Mouserman do you think this will be enough to get rid of The Q ?
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No this does not have any impact on the Q. They are going through court proceedings to settle disputes over the technology. The bankruptcy tact was to get all the claims under one decision and end the disputes in one arena. It should be over soon and they will be without the q here shortly.
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CPTCQ up to 1.93 today after news -----
Composite Technology Announces 30 Kilometer Sale of ACCC Cable in China and Begins Testing


2005-07-06 08:00 ET - News Release


IRVINE, Calif., July 6 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- Composite Technology Corporation (CTC) , a leading developer of high-performance composite core cables for electric transmission and distribution lines, today announced the sale of 30 kilometers (approximately 18.6 miles) of its Aluminum Conductor Composite Core ("ACCC&quot cable to it's Chinese partner Jiangsu Far East Group Limited, for installation in Jiangsu Province.

The Chairman of the board of Jiangsu Far East, Jiang Xi Pei said, "We are delighted to be working with CTC and are confident that its ACCC technology will play a vital role in helping to meet the growing demand for the transmission of electricity in China. We believe that this installation will quickly lead to very significant sales. The ACCC cable will very effectively address many of the problems which contribute to scheduled blackouts and related congestion. We see a huge demand for ACCC in both new construction and in the upgrading of existing lines.

CTC also announced the commencement of testing of its ACCC cable at the Electric Power Construction Research Institute ("EPCRI&quot and Shanghai Research Institute of cable. They are both leaders in the electric power design field in China. They will test the ACCC conductor cable over a 30 day period to confirm certain safety and reliability minimums required under Chinese law.

You Chuan Yong, Senior Engineer at Electric Power Construction Research Institute said, "We fully expect that CTC's cable will meet all of the testing requirements in a timely manner and will help China meet the demands of its electrical power distribution."

In 2004, China had the worst power shortage since the blackouts of the 1980's, which led to power outages in 24 of the country's 27 provinces and in some of China's biggest cities. To meet the demand for improving the transmission of electricity in China, the State Grid Corporation of China, which controls the transmission of electricity in 22 provinces, may spend 107 billion Yuan ($13 Billion U. S. Dollars) building and repairing power lines in 2005. In addition, China Southern Power Grid Co., the smaller of the two state electricity distributors, may spend 30.5 billion Yuan ($3.7 billion U.S. Dollars) this year building and repairing grids and laying nearly 3,000 miles of power lines.

Benton Wilcoxon, CEO of Composite Technology Corporation, stated, "We are pleased to have established a presence in the dynamic China market in which State Grid has estimated an annual transmission and distribution expenditure in excess of $16 billion per year. As the developer of ACCC, the most advanced and cost effective transmission cable in the industry, we see tremendous opportunity to grow our international business while making a meaningful contribution to the robust Chinese economy. Acceptance of our technology within China will allow the economy to expand without the challenges of scheduled power outages which disrupt industry and impact commerce."

CTC's ACCC cable can increase, up to 100%, the current carrying capacity over existing transmission and distribution systems, which can allow an immediate increase in the power transmission within an existing power corridor, without building a new corridor. Furthermore ACCC can dramatically increase system reliability by virtually eliminating high-temperature sag, thereby offering significant benefits to electric utility companies and ultimately to their industrial, commercial and residential customers
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The only competitor is 3M and there cable does not have the same tech and does not have the strength and carrying capacity. I think is just the start on the way back up for Composite Technology. I see $3.00 as soon as the Q is removed.
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Bankruptcy Judge Approves Composite Technology Corporation's Disclosure Statement ( )

IRVINE, Calif., July 8, 2005 /PRNewswire-FirstCall via COMTEX/ -- Bankruptcy Judge John E. Ryan on 6th of July approved the Disclosure Statement filed by Composite Technology Corporation (CTC) ( OTC BULLETIN BOARD: CPTCQ) detailing its Chapter 11 plan of reorganization. CTC filed a voluntary petition for reorganization under Chapter 11 of the U.S. Bankruptcy Code on May 5, 2005. On the same day as its bankruptcy filing, CTC filed its proposed plan of reorganization which, if confirmed by the Bankruptcy Court, would pay its creditors in full. In light of today's ruling, CTC may now seek confirmation of its plan of reorganization from its many constituencies including trade vendors, debenture holders and litigation claim holders. The bankruptcy court has scheduled a plan confirmation hearing for September 8, 2005.
Leonard M. Shulman of Shulman Hodges & Bastian LLP, CTC's bankruptcy counsel, stated: "We are very pleased that CTC will have an opportunity to pursue its plan of reorganization. CTC will continue working with creditors, shareholders and all interested parties throughout this process. CTC proposes a plan that addresses its litigation claims and provides for payment in full (100%) to its creditors. This process continues to move very quickly and thanks in large part to my partner Mark Bradshaw, CTC is in a position to emerge from Chapter 11 in record time." CTC's Chairman and CEO Benton Wilcoxon added: "We are extremely satisfied with our results thus far. CTC is on track to emerge from bankruptcy to aggressively continue with its business of developing, producing and marketing innovative and cost effective composite core electrical conductors for the utility industry."

Judge Ryan also recently ordered that the Acquvest and Ascendiant parties may resume their pre-bankruptcy litigation in their respective venues, but stopped short of allowing these parties from attempting to collect on any judgment that might be later obtained. "CTC will continue to vigorously defend these matters. For now, the state court litigation will serve only to define the amount of these claims, if any, with all other issues remaining with the Bankruptcy Court," Shulman said
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COMPOSITE TECH CORP (OTC BB:CPTCQ.OB) Delayed quote data

Last Trade: 2.10
Trade Time: 11:14AM ET
Change: 0.18 (9.37%)
Prev Close: 1.92
Open: 1.99
Bid: 2.10 x 2000
Ask: 2.15 x 500
1y Target Est: N/A

Day's Range: 1.99 - 2.24
52wk Range: 0.33 - 6.36
Volume: 455,942
Avg Vol (3m): 948,909
Market Cap: 240.54M
P/E (ttm): N/A
EPS (ttm): -0.18
Div Yield (ttm): N/A
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Great buy oppurtunity currently trading around 2.10 this morning cptcq should have a great close today on this news.
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2.18 here we go
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Last Trade: 2.21
Trade Time: 12:04PM ET
Change: 0.29 (15.10%)
Prev Close: 1.92
Open: 1.99
Bid: 2.20 x 1500
Ask: 2.23 x 500
1y Target Est: N/A

Day's Range: 1.99 - 2.24
52wk Range: 0.33 - 6.36
Volume: 630,951
Avg Vol (3m): 948,909
Market Cap: 253.14M
P/E (ttm): N/A
EPS (ttm): -0.18
Div Yield (ttm

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Yes that was the news we were waiting for-QUITE LIKELY that we will see 5$ again here. Hope some of our friends here got in.
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Did you ever get back in Mouserman?
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No unfortunately I have liquidated most of my US holdings and exchanged them for Can stocks . Wished I had held this one tho.LOL
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Well I sure am grateful you posted here we have been doing some research, a electrical engineer friend of mine knows alot about the technology and feels it the * future for high tension lines he rates it very high in comparison 3M`s product which does not have the same carrying capacity, lightweight and strength. The demand for it will be high as Countries become aware of. This is only the start of the new releases we have seen.
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