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

To: CH4 who wrote (5564)	8/1/2002 9:17:01 AM
From: Sam	Respond to of 6016

I read in a business magazine about the work going on to clean up our environment and coal burning was at the top of the list worldwide as it is the biggest polluter at the generator plants far more than the auto or the combustable engines. the ongoing research is taking the gas off the coal using a chemical and how to dispose of the spent sludge or co after ,without causing another environmental catastrophe. they were going to try dumping it to the ocean depths outside Hawian islands but that was stopped ,now they are talking to oil companies about pumping it down the wells to replace the oil coming up . so how to make a fuel cell work is only the first leg of the puzzle ,the article said that fuel cells are the coming future and will soon have all the hurdles solved as the big generator stations will be the first to change over.China is a big user of coal generators as they have an abundance of coal sam

To: CH4 who wrote (5564)	8/4/2002 10:44:25 AM
From: Vitalsigns	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 6016

Robert Hitt wrote this today in his weekly Astro commentary for the outlook into 2003. I have high regard for him and his work which is why I teamed up with him last year. astroecon.com The emergence of Jupiter and Neptune opposition INFLATION should be apparent to all by late month. What is the most inflationary thing that can happen to a country? WAR. AND the inflation tends to emerge AFTER a victory more than during a conflict. This time the Saudi's will NOT be paying the bill and may instead be inclined to cut oil production (or be in such internal chaos that production could be halted). Keep in mind that an oil crisis now will be very different from the 1970s. Lets consider for a minute how the twin major aspects of Saturn trine Uranus and Jupiter opposition to Neptune that last into June 2003 may ACTUALLY benefit some sectors. For one thing the infrastructure of the internet is a 'transportation' system that does not use oil. Any oil shock in the present tense could be quite a benefit to those sectors who have a solution. Fuel cells come to mind also. Japanese auto makers have the only viable hybrid cars. Even solar power may come back in vogue. THIS IS A VERY IMPORTANT POINT.