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To: Larry S. who wrote (15)	3/3/2001 7:22:47 PM
From: Copperfield	Respond to of 45

Here is a partial list to start: General Electric ge.com Westinghouse westinghouse.com Sargent & Lundy sargentlundy.com Bechtel bechtel.com Stone & Webster stoneweb.shawgrp.com

To: Larry S. who wrote (15)	3/3/2001 9:01:36 PM
From: Copperfield	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 45

Here are some more names: For smaller distributed generation and cogeneration Caterpillar cat.com - Engines and solar turbines Capstone turbines capstoneturbine.com In Canada - Toromont toromont.com Another large plant equipment supplier Babcock & Wilcox babcock.com When you are talking about building power plants and systems you may also want to think about basic materials. First and foremost - steel and metal fabricators. Power plants use lots of pipe, tubes, wires, structural steel and cast parts. They need valves, instrumentation and control equipment. A important material is concrete if you can identify a local supplier in an area where a large number of plants are being built. There really is a wide range of old economy products and many new hi tech systems such as computers, networking systems and even fiber optics in today's power plants.

To: Larry S. who wrote (15)	3/3/2001 10:18:41 PM
From: Stephen O	Respond to of 45

Check out SOFC maker Global Thermolectric on TSE ( GLE.TO) Will be producing first test versions by July this year to be tested by Enbridge, Canada's largest gas utility. Their web site is globalte.com Lots of info and links on the stock thread too both here on SI and on Stockhouse