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Gold/Mining/Energy : Global Thermoelectric - SOFC Fuel cells (GLE:TSE) -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: Stew who wrote (4844)	3/16/2000 10:30:00 PM
From: CH4	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 6016

The 2nd paragraph of the Snohomish Public Utility newsletter under the heading 'innovation' is of interest. The neat thing is only a solid oxide fuel cell system can produce the necessary useable waste heat to produce steam. WATT'S IN THE NEWS Week of February 7, 2000 Innovation: "Delphi Automotive Systems and Global Thermoelectric have successfully tested an integrated solid-oxide fuel cell system that will run on gasoline. The Dunkirk Division of ECR Int'l. is working on home-based electricity generation using steam. The project is to create a self-powered heating system that would use low- or moderate-pressure steam to generate electricity to operate the systems own electrical components, as well as other household appliances and systems." snopud.com NYSERDA and ECR International's Dunkirk Division Developing Self-Powered Heating Systems ... full story nyserda.org For what it's worth I e-mailed the CBC, it's sad that a crown corporation would go to extreme lengths to manipulate the news. The fact is that if a large public utility Stateside published Delphi/GLE gasoline fuel cell news, the CBC staff must truly be deaf, dumb, and blind. ( my apologies in advance to the truly handicapped.) For the record the CBC did post this news on Dec.23/99. Why they chose to deceive the public last night is weird eh. Wednesday's market wrap WebPosted Thu Dec 23 08:03:16 1999 (CBC business news) "Global Thermoelectric, up 57 per cent on the day, to $14.95. Global and Delphi Automotive announced they'd successfully tested a solid oxide fuel cell system that runs on gasoline." cbc.ca