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

To: Vitalsigns who wrote (5437)	2/19/2002 8:59:13 PM
From: Stephen O	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 6016

This gives Jim Perry one more thing to talk about at the CIBC conference in Whistler this week. It is truly amazing that people are ignoring this stock. They have done everything that JP set out to do 2 years ago. I believe that Canadians don't believe that we can be the best in the world at something scientific and industrial. I suppose Nortel collapse has jaundiced them.

To: Vitalsigns who wrote (5437)	2/20/2002 12:11:17 PM
From: StockPro	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 6016

Still amazes me people are turning their nose at this stock. The following could be one reason why ..... Hydrogenics wins European Commission fuel cell bid Hydrogenics Corp HYG Shares issued 36,011,780 Feb 19 close $10.68 Wed 20 Feb 2002 News Release Mr. Pierre Rivard reports HYDROGENICS SUCCESSFUL IN EUROPEAN COMMISSION BID FOR FUEL CE ... The European Commission (EC), through the Institute for Energy of the Joint Research Centre, has selected Hydrogenics's FCATS test systems for a new fuel cell laboratory at Petten in the Netherlands. This test equipment will be used to support institutional fuel cell research in addition to the institute's activities related to the EC's forthcoming network on standardization and testing of fuel cell systems. FCATS is Hydrogenics's proprietary product line of automated, industrial systems for testing and optimization of fuel cells and fuel cell stacks. The European Commission contract was achieved through a competitive bid process in which Hydrogenics's offerings were rigorously evaluated along with several other test station providers, including European contenders. The company's extensive experience, with over 100 delivered and commissioned FCATS systems around the world, was a strong consideration. The FCATS system being designed and built to meet the requirements of this contract will have a power rating of up to 100 kilowatts. In addition, the system will incorporate Hydrogenics's latest control and monitoring software including a new graphical user interface and leading edge networking and data analysis capabilities. With this contract, valued at approximately $740,000 (U.S.), Hydrogenics expands its premier customer base which includes General Motors Corporation, Nissan Motor Co., Ltd., 3M, Johnson Matthey PLC, Hyundai and Delphi Automotive Systems. "We are pleased that Hydrogenics's technology and capabilities have once again been validated through a competitive selection process," said Pierre Rivard, president and chief executive officer of Hydrogenics. "Our commitment to strong after-sales service and consultation is recognized as going well beyond the required delivery of highly engineered equipment and this is reflected in our growing list of long-standing relationships. Hydrogenics is developing a strategy for the European market and we see this contract award as a positive indication that our activities will continue to expand considerably in the region." WARNING: The company relies upon litigation protection for "forward-looking" statements. (c) Copyright 2002 Canjex Publishing Ltd. stockwatch.com

To: Vitalsigns who wrote (5437)	2/20/2002 1:50:40 PM
From: russet	Respond to of 6016

Fuel Cell signs BSE to promote FCT SOFC power systems Fuel Cell Technologies Corp FCT Shares issued 24,539,780 Feb 19 close $1.10 Wed 20 Feb 2002 News Release Mr. Gary Allen reports FUEL CELL TECHNOLOGIES LTD. ANNOUNCES DISTRIBUTION ... Fuel Cell Technologies has signed a letter of understanding with Border States Electric Supply (BSE) to promote and distribute the FCT five-kilowatt SOFC power system to customers in 15 of the United States. Under this arrangement, BSE will market, sell and distribute only FCT's product line of one- to 50-kilowatt SOFC power systems. BSE wholesales electrical equipment, generators, cable and electrical maintenance supplies to electric cooperatives, utilities, municipalities, hospitals, universities, developers and industrial companies. Included in this broad-based territory are also many hundreds of thousands of residences and small commercial outlets. BSE services much of the electric co-operative network that supplies electricity to 11 per cent of United States consumers in 83 per cent of the counties in the United States. BSE will exhibit FCT's mockup of the FCT five-kilowatt SOFC power system at the Third Annual Touchstone Energy New and Emerging Technologies Conference, Feb. 20 through Feb. 22 in Tucson, Ariz. More than 500 delegates are expected to visit the conference. The conference is designed to inform electric co-operatives, their key commercial and industrial customers, and energy managers from leading companies, of the technologies in the energy marketplace. BSE is well suited to market FCT's product in this environment. The FCT five-kilowatt SOFC power system represented at the Tucson conference will provide a mid-sized home with electricity, hot water and space heat. "This week's conference in Tucson marks the start of a very exciting working relationship between FCT and BSE that will advance the commercialization of FCT's SOFC products," says Gary Allen, director of sales for FCT.