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To: Sam Citron who wrote (326)	4/12/2007 4:14:56 PM
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up to .81!! today WorldWater & Power Announces Award of 20-Year Solar Electric Power Purchase Contract for Fresno Yosemite International Airport Thursday April 12, 7:30 am ET Two Megawatt Project Valued at $16 Million PENNINGTON, N.J.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--WorldWater & Power Corp. (OTC BB: WWAT.OB - News), developer and marketer of proprietary high-power solar systems, today announced that it has been awarded a 20-year solar electric power purchase contract by the Fresno City Council for the sale of solar electricity from a 2 MW state-of-the-art solar electric power system to be located at the Fresno Yosemite International Airport. This project represents the largest solar electric project at any airport in the United States. WorldWater will design, build and operate the solar system over the 20 year contract. Fresno solicited proposals from a number of potential providers and subsequently chose WorldWater & Power to install, operate, and maintain this solar array - which is expected to eventually provide up to 40% of the airport's annual power consumption. In total, Fresno is projected to save nearly $13 million in energy costs over 25 years. WorldWater expects to complete the installation by early 2008, making Fresno a leader in utilizing renewable sources to reduce its energy costs and protect the environment. "This is a major achievement for WorldWater and follows on the heels of last year's record revenue," commented Quentin T. Kelly, Chairman and CEO of WorldWater. "We won the competitive bid, validating our expertise, experience and advanced technology. We are extremely pleased with the decision of Fresno to take advantage of WorldWater's system to maximize energy performance, resulting in long-term savings for the people of California."

To: Sam Citron who wrote (326)	5/2/2007 4:17:02 PM
From: Skywatcher	Respond to of 384

Added more at .61 again.... WorldWater & Power Announces Name Change Wednesday May 2, 10:58 am ET Move Reflects Leadership in Solar Solutions "WorldWater & Solar Technologies Corp." PENNINGTON, N.J.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--WorldWater & Power Corp. (OTC BB: WWAT.OB - News), developer and marketer of proprietary high-power solar systems, today announced that the Board of Directors has approved a change in its corporate name to WorldWater & Solar Technologies Corp. The stock symbol WWAT.OB remains the same. The new name reflects the company's growing leadership role in producing, installing, and servicing some of the largest, most advanced solar powered solutions available today - with patented, high-powered technology that delivers renewable energy on a cost-effective basis. "Our company has grown and, with it, our reputation in the market for providing state-of-the-art adaptive technologies for renewable solar power," stated Quentin T. Kelly, Chairman and CEO. "With revenue expected to nearly double in 2007, we recognized the time was right to highlight the engineering advances that make us uniquely qualified for large solar projects, which can provide substantial savings for clients in future energy expense while often addressing water supply requirements. This year continues to be one of transformation - and our new name reflects that." About WorldWater & Solar Technologies Corp: WorldWater & Solar Technologies Corp. is a full-service, international solar electric engineering and water management company with unique, high-powered and patented solar technology that provides solutions to a broad spectrum of the world's electricity and water supply problems. For more information about WorldWater & Solar Technologies Corp., visit the website at www.worldwater.com.

To: Sam Citron who wrote (326)	5/4/2007 1:20:32 PM
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Wall Street interest in clean tech grows By Steve Gelsi, MarketWatch Last Update: 10:32 AM ET May 4, 2007 (Corrects name of company being acquired by WorldWater.) NEW YORK (MarketWatch) -- Attendance by fund managers, analysts and other Wall Streeters at the Jefferies CleanTech Conference has increased to more than 750, up from about 450 one year ago. Vice Chairman Paul Deninger said fund managers are sifting through solar, wind and other alternative-power sectors to tap into concern about global warming as well as to deliver better returns for their clients. "This is an extraordinary time," Deninger said in an interview with MarketWatch. "Clean-tech industry stocks were up more than 20% in the first quarter -- that's much better than the S&P 500." Few if any Fortune 500 companies are pure-play clean-tech firms, he said. Rather, the sector is home to a number of small- and mid-cap players featured at the conference, including Renewable Energy Corp., 1:03pm 05/04/2007 Jeff Lipton, managing director and head of North American CleanTech Investment Banking for Jefferies & Co., said the bank is exploring the possibility of launching exchange-traded funds that would track the clean tech industry. Jefferies already measures the sector through a short series of clean-tech indexes. Lipton said the investment bank hopes to build its base as a specialist in mid-cap firms with a focus on the clean-tech arena. Lipton and Deninger said investors should consider investing in "baskets" of stocks to help protect against volatility by individual stocks. Initial public offerings and other capital-creating transactions will be a priority for Jefferies in the space, he said. "There will also be several waves of consolidation in the space," he said. "Even without M&A, a lot of these companies need big chunks -- hundreds of millions -- in capital." Quentin T. Kelly, chairman and chief executive of WorldWater & Solar Technologies (WWAT : worldwater & power corp com said he changed the name of his firm this week by adding the word "solar" to its nameplate "because people didn't know we were in that business," he said. Overall, the interest in clean tech is the hottest he's seen since moving into the business in 1984. The company plans to close its acquisition of Entech Inc. by the end of the month, with plans to issue more stock and then possibly move his company's listing to the American Stock Exchange or the Nasdaq from the OTC bulletin board. Steve Gelsi is a reporter for MarketWatch in New