EEE - Evergreen Energy Inc - Page 7

I got in late trying to get filled @ .41. I think it will see over that soon, so I am not to worried.

I like what I've seen lately from this one as well, got in on it on a few days ago.

I remember warning people about this junk stock when it was hovering around $1.20 several months ago. It's still too high.

It was too high then, but with everyone pushing clean coal and this sitting at .35 cents and low penny stocks busting out right now, I have to disagree.
People will make money on this one.

I think we found the new level here between .34 and ,35 cents, we should be able to hit the low .40's tomorrow IMO.

C-Lock Technology, Inc. AcquiresCarbon Credit Corp. in Strategic Move to Add Technol

DENVER--(BUSINESS WIRE)--C-Lock Technology, Inc., a subsidiary of Evergreen Energy Inc. (NYSE Arca:EEE), has completed the acquisition of British Columbia-based Carbon Credit Corp. (CCC) in a cash and share swap valued at approximately US$1.8 million.

CCC will be renamed C-Lock Technology-Canada, a subsidiary of C-Lock Technology, Inc. of Denver, and will continue its two lines of business: a greenhouse gas (GHG) strategic consulting practice using the CarbonSmart™ process and a carbon dioxide (CO2) measurement and monetization business that uses the Carbon Credit Asset Management System™ (CCAMS) measurement tool. C-Lock Technology Inc.’s current software products, GreenCert™-Agriculture and GreenCert-Energy, as well as newly developed products, will be marketed in Canada.

Vince Cook, chairman and CEO of C-Lock Technology, Inc., said, “This acquisition expands C-Lock’s™ international reach by adding the burgeoning Canadian carbon market to C-Lock’s portfolio. The solutions that C-Lock has ready for market offer an unprecedented set of capabilities for Canadian customers to obtain a new level of highly accurate and precise carbon measurement and enterprise-level carbon information management. With a comprehensive suite of IBM tools that includes the IBM framework platform, software solutions for real-time data communications and collection, data correlation, and integration of large-scale models, Canadian customers will be able to continue their leadership in the challenging task of GHG management.”
CCC specializes in defining CO2 measurement and sustainable management strategies for a wide range of applications, including forest conservation, sustainable agriculture, and enterprise carbon footprint reporting. Among its multiple contracts is a long-term contract with Viterra Corporation, Canada’s leading agri-business, which uses CCC software to amass carbon credits from farmers in Alberta under the Alberta Offset System. Viterra has access to 20,000 Canadian farmers for the aggregation of soil sequestration credits under the Alberta system. More than 480,000 acres of a potential 16 million acres have been measured and registered to date.

Shawn Burns, CCC founder, and now president and CEO of C-Lock Technology-Canada, said, “This addition of C-Lock GreenCert-Agriculture and GreenCert-Energy software products, set against the backdrop of IBM technology, sales, and support, will position us for rapid North American growth in the accelerating GHG market.”

“The carbon offset market in North America is about to take off,” added Burns. “Canada and its provinces are moving quickly ahead with regulatory carbon offset programs, and there is much anticipation regarding the introduction of new federal carbon regulation in the United States. We are now ideally poised to realize the potential of this rapid growth market opportunity.”

C-Lock recently announced the general availability status of its GreenCert software products for the accurate and precise measurement of GHG emissions in the energy and agriculture sectors. In mid-December, C-Lock announced an agreement for the deployment of its technology in Eastern Europe, starting in Poland.

According to The World Bank, global trade in carbon credits was valued at US$64 billion in 2007 compared to US$31 billion in 2006. According to Point Carbon, global trade in carbon credits reached nearly US$100 billion in 2008. The Montreal Climate Exchange began trading carbon credits in May 2008, approximately 19 months before Canada’s GHG emissions trading scheme, dubbed “Turning the Corner,” is expected to start.

This news should of made EEE go up higher IMO.

bah no way.. lite vol

Interesting, last time I seen this prior to a big upswing was in KERX, before that it was NVD and before that it was EEE.
No reson for price drop, yet there was one, my feeling is someone is trying to get shares out of weakies hands.

You sitlll holding a bunch of NVD? Thinking of getting back in. Seems way undervalued right now?

It DOES, sorta. I have to wonder if NVD will find a partner for their drug. I'm not pharma expert either. I have no idea how valuable zolpomist really is. So I'm on the fence myself.

this could be a strong buy by fri ,,

Ya..looks like it has been sold off pretty hard recently.

Looks like a good time to jump back in.

Tommy, you still in on EEE? I've been holding and plan on doing so for a little longer. We just need some good news to come out soon...

like this one? was out today...
http://biz.yahoo.com/bw/090122/20090122006011.html?.v=1

EEE - 0.32 0.02 (+6.67%)


DENVER, Jan 23, 2009 (BUSINESS WIRE) -- C-Lock Technology, Inc., a subsidiary of Evergreen Energy Inc. (NYSE Arca: EEE), in concert with IBM and Enterprise Information Management Inc. (EIM), will exhibit its patented GreenCert(TM) greenhouse gas (GHG) measurement and carbon information management software in booth #707 at the 12th annual Energy and Environment Conference (EUEC) at the Phoenix Convention Center February 1-4. C-Lock(TM) President Jim Bitonti will deliver a presentation entitled "Closing the Loop - From Power Plants to Agriculture to Sequestration" as part of the carbon sequestration track on Tuesday, February 3 at 2:40 p.m. Bitonti will describe how GreenCert stands as an innovative tool for mitigating greenhouse gas emissions from the power sector using the natural carbon sink capabilities found in agriculture. Held annually in Phoenix since 1995, EUEC has grown to an expected 2000 attendees this year. It is the nation's largest energy and environment conference and is organized under the auspices of the U.S. Department of Energy, the Edison Electric Institute, the Electric Power Research Institute and C TRADE, a global renewable energy project development company. The four-day conference will offer hundreds of sessions across dozens of topic area tracks that include U.S. climate policy, Kyoto and carbon markets, verified emissions reduction credits, carbon capture and storage, GHG inventories, carbon risks and costs, GHG standards, and GHG corporate strategies, among many others. "The GreenCert software solution is the world's most accurate tool for the measurement and management of GHG gases," said Jim Bitonti, president of C-Lock(TM). "Our software modules for the energy and agriculture sectors are now in general availability status and with our recent Eastern European deployment announcement and acquisition of Carbon Credit Corp. of Canada, EUEC presents the perfect platform for C-Lock to exhibit the advantages of its science-based approach to carbon information management." The C-Lock GreenCert products provide advanced accuracy and precision in GHG measurements and comprehensive information management capabilities. The IBM framework platform is integrated with the patented C-Lock methodologies to include real-time communications, data collection, extensive correlation processes and the integration of large-scale models with a scalability dimension for both worldwide applications and large enterprise applications. The proprietary C-Lock software was integrated with IBM software products and tools by Enterprise Information Management Inc., a premier IBM business partner for integration services. C-Lock recently announced the general availability status of its GreenCert software products for the accurate and precise measurement of GHG emissions in the energy and agriculture sectors. In mid-December, C-Lock announced an agreement for the deployment of its technology in Eastern Europe, starting in Poland. According to The World Bank, global trade in carbon credits was valued at US$64 billion in 2007 compared to US$31 billion in 2006. According to Point Carbon, a leading provider of carbon markets information, the global 2008 carbon market grew faster in terms of volume and value than estimated, with 4.9 billion tons of carbon dioxide equivalent changing hands, an 83 percent increase over 2007. The recently-released Point Carbon study estimated the total 2008 carbon market value at $125 billion, double the 2007 level. About C-Lock(TM) Technology, Inc. C-Lock Technology, Inc., a subsidiary of Evergreen Energy Inc. (NYSE Arca: EEE), is developing GreenCert(TM), a Web-based carbon information management tool for agriculture and industry, including the energy industry. GreenCert(TM) is a combined solution set that integrates IBM software products and tools with customized C-Lock Technology, Inc. software processes for the complex task of precise and accurate GHG measurements. The IBM framework platform is based on a service-oriented architecture (SOA) that merges a comprehensive software set that includes real-time communications, through an Enterprise Service Bus, data collection, extensive correlation processes and integration of large-scale models. The architecture meets current GHG processing Demands and is scalable for worldwide and large enterprise applications. On the Web at .

EEE has been slowly climbing, I like the looks of this.

It's pulling back now!

Looking strong....since it closed on the way up does that normally mean it may open up higher tomorrow??

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