- Energy Tax Incentives Act
Congress recently passed the Energy Tax Incentives Act of 2005. This legislation provides more than $14 billion in tax breaks, primarily for businesses in the energy sector. Many of the incentives are targeted at improving the national power grid to prevent major blackouts like those in the Northeast and Midwest two years ago.
Company: Brown Smith Wallace
(Filed: Mon Jan 23 2006)
- Dallas Contracting Co., Inc. Completes Equipment Salvage and Demolition Project
Dallas Contracting Co., Inc., (website: http://www.dallascontracting.com) a specialized contractor providing demolition, onsite concrete aggregate crushing, equipment salvage and scrap metal recycling to various industries, recently completed a project at a former chemical facility in New Jersey consisting of the salvage of used equipment and interior demolition.
Company: Dallas Contracting Co., Inc.
(Filed: Sat Dec 24 2005)
- Bioneers: Revolution from the Heart of Nature Radio Series V
A Sense of Wonder: Ecological Literacy and the Facts of Life received the Crystal Award of Excellence by the International Communicator Awards, a nationally recognized honor. The show is one of thirteen programs in the fifth annual Bioneers national and international radio series, the Bioneers: Revolution from the Heart of Nature.
Company: Bioneers
(Filed: Mon Dec 12 2005)
- RenewableEnergyStocks.com Announces New Featured Company SmartCool Systems Inc., a Marketer of Advan
www.RenewableEnergyStocks.com (RES) an investor and industry news portal for the renewable energy sector, announces SmartCool Systems Inc. (OTC.PK: SSCFF; TSXV: SSC), a marketer of advanced energy saving technologies, as a new featured company. SmartCool enables businesses to realize energy consumption reductions of at least 15% in refrigeration and air conditioning systems, thereby reducing costs, increasing profits, and helping to protect the environment by reducing greenhouse gas emissions, according to the Company.
Company: RenewableEnergyStocks.com
(Filed: Thu Dec 08 2005)
- SOILTAC® SOIL STABILIZER AND DUST CONTROL AGENT
Arizona Department of Transportation (ADOT) approved and successfully applied Soiltac® copolymer emulsion (http://www.soiltac.com/ ) as a new and more economical method for soil stabilization and dust control. The Soiltac® dirt road stabilization product has been proven to stabilize poor soils on unpaved roads.
Company: Soilworks, LLC - Soil Stabilization & Dust Control
(Filed: Wed Dec 07 2005)
- REM Mate™ Clears the Air for “Whole Health”
REM Mate is the next technological advance in air purification, focusing on the bedroom, pure air, deep rem sleep, and weight loss.
Company: REM Mate Health Sciences
(Filed: Mon Dec 05 2005)
- UNCLEAR UK POLICY ON CLIMATE CHANGE IS A GLOBAL CONCERN
Far from showing global leadership, mixed messages from the UK Government have led to confusion, the International Institute for Environment and Development has warned as politicians gather in Montreal for the second week of the UN Climate Change Conference 2005.
Company: Tony Samphier Ltd for the International INstitute for Environment & Development
(Filed: Mon Dec 05 2005)
- China-AsiaStocks.com Reports: China’s Fast Growth Causes Water Shortage Crisis
China-AsiaStocks.com (CAS), an investor and industry news portal for the China-Asia sector reports on China’s economic growth challenging the nation’s water supply leading to shortages, pollution, and a growing need for improved technology. Hendrx Corp (OTCBB: HDRX) is working towards meeting the growing water demands through their portfolio of water technology.
Company: China-AsiaStocks.com
(Filed: Wed Nov 30 2005)
- Government Prediction Prompts Call for More Support to Renewables
A government report which shows that consumption of renewables will decline under the Kyoto Protocol (compared to a baseline without the treaty) has prompted the Canadian Association for Renewable Energies to urge climate change negotiators in Montreal to place greater emphasis on green heat, green fuel and green power options.
Company: canadian association for renewable energies (we c.a.r.e.)
(Filed: Wed Nov 30 2005)
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