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To: Rutgers who wrote (85)	3/6/2006 5:21:21 PM
From: Rutgers	of 122

Solar-power and other alternative-energy stocks suddenly appear to have a bright future. From Cramer's article for the March 13th issue of New York Magazine newyorkmetro.com ...Windmill power, long about as rational as Don Quixote, has, at last, become not only viable but also profitable, as one look at the General Electric Website—recently fronted with windmills—attests. But buying GE for windmills is like buying it for dishwashers; forget it—wind isn’t a big enough business to drive GE. Instead, there’s Distributed Energy Systems. Here’s another company with a mosaic of energy alternatives, the fastest growing of which is wind. Distributed also has its bases covered with solar, biogas, and hydrogen businesses. It’s the hydrogen technology that fascinates me. Most alt-energy companies haven’t made revolutionary leaps, but Distributed can put a machine on-site that can split water into hydrogen and oxygen, then make power out of the hydrogen through fuel cells. That makes Distributed a reliable backup plan for companies that fear Katrina-like grid breakdowns. The company won’t make money until next year, but it sells for less than $10, so you aren’t paying up for its lack of profits.

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