Kermit
05-05-2010, 02:47 PM
I was sent this information by GreenChipStocks, a green investment/advising website, and although I’m not really surprised with the information, I am unsettled that the future profits of a company that,
"doesn’t have a groundbreaking solar product, nor is their price drastically different from any of their competitors."
are being made on a marked up publicly subsidized feed-in rate. When Halliburton’s stock goes through the roof with the incurring of lucrative government contracts for infrastructure rebuilding projects people jump up and take notice. When it happens in the renewable energy world no one really seems to care.
http://envirogy.wordpress.com/2010/04/20/arise-stock-already-benefitting-from-ontario-fit/
"doesn’t have a groundbreaking solar product, nor is their price drastically different from any of their competitors."
are being made on a marked up publicly subsidized feed-in rate. When Halliburton’s stock goes through the roof with the incurring of lucrative government contracts for infrastructure rebuilding projects people jump up and take notice. When it happens in the renewable energy world no one really seems to care.
http://envirogy.wordpress.com/2010/04/20/arise-stock-already-benefitting-from-ontario-fit/