[ParsonMac's_Son]

How will being involved with a different stock exchange promote and benefit our companies in the long run? Won't we have a bunch of new buyers from the other exchange who will want to invest in us because of our involvement with Borneo hence driving our price up?

I know anyone can buy on other exchanges internationally right?

[TheSeer]

We know SSTP was formed for the purpose of generating green power/electricity (and therefore receive the benefits of green credits...REC's)

SSTP may consider joining GREEN-E:Green-e Energy is the nation's leading voluntary certification program for renewable energy. For over a decade, Green-e Energy has been certifying renewable energy that meets environmental and consumer protection standards that it developed in conjunction with leading environmental, energy and policy organizations. Green-e Energy also requires that sellers of certifed renewable energy disclose clear and useful information to potential customers, allowing consumers to make informed choices.

When you see our logo and buy renewable energy that is Green-e Energy certified, you know that:

You are supporting new renewable resources: The windmill, solar panel or other generator that produced your renewable energy was built since 1997.
There has been no double selling: You are the only one that can claim the benefits of the renewable energy you bought; these benefits include the fact that renewable energy produces little or no greenhouse gas emissions.
Your purchase goes beyond business as usual: Generators that were built as the result of a law or mandate cannot sell renewable energy that is Green-e Energy certified. You are buying renewable energy beyond what is required by law, and helping expand the production of renewable energy in the U.S. and Canada.

MISSION STATEMENT GREEN-E:
The mission of the Green-e program and its governing body, the Green-e Governance Board, is to:

Bolster customer confidence in the reliability of retail electricity products reflecting renewable energy generation.

Expand the retail market for electricity products incorporating renewable energy, including expanding the demand for new renewable energy generation.

Provide customers clear information about retail "green" electricity products to enable them to make informed purchasing decisions.

Encourage the deployment of electricity products that minimize air pollution and reduce greenhouse gas emissions.

INTEL CORP. JOINS GREEN-E MARKETPLACE WITH 1.3 MILLION MWH RENEWABLE ENERGY PURCHASE
Intel Purchases Green-e Certified Renewable Energy Certificates for its Facilities,
Making it the Single Largest Corporate Purchaser of Green Power in the United States
SAN FRANCISCO, Calif. (January 28, 2008)—The Center for Resource Solutions (CRS) announced today that Intel Corp. joined Green-e® Marketplace with the largest single purchase of renewable energy certificates (RECs) in history, representing 1.3 Million MWh of the electricity used to power its facilities throughout the U.S. The purchase was provided by Sterling Planet using RECs sourced from a mix of renewable energy generation sources, including geothermal, wind, and solar, from projects distributed throughout the country.

"Electricity generation is the biggest source of greenhouse gases on the planet," said Jan Hamrin, CRS president. "This purchase by Intel demonstrates not only their leadership on environmental issues, but a serious commitment toward mitigating the effects of climate change as one part of their larger sustainability strategy, which includes energy efficiency. Taking responsibility for the electricity a business uses is an example we want other companies to follow, and it also illustrates the increasing demand for renewable energy in the market."

Welcome to Green-e!

[TheSeer]

http://www.green-e.org/docs/Green-e%...%201-pager.pdf

NY METS

CW 20

[inventthefuture]

Originally Posted by GeoMoney

NY METS

CW 20

I think it is going to be a NY year with the Giants winning and all but I think the NY team in baseball is going to be the yanks!

Jaba, Kennedy, Hughes! Young guns!

[ParsonMac]

One of (what I think) is one of the best questions of the last coupla' days was posted here (see above) and on Raging Bull by my son... one I would have thought everyone would be interested to know.

How does being plugged into another exchange (Asia) potentially affect our pps given the exponential increase in the number of possible, overseas investors.

No one has stepped forward all day long to answer either question on either board... strange & interesting...

Does anyone know?

Latest Environment Blog Posts | Reuters.co.uk

[GREATWATERS]

Originally Posted by GeoMoney

Latest Environment Blog Posts | Reuters.co.uk

" WOW"... mentioned on major news service in UNITED KINGDOM

New Straits Times
11-04-2006
Sugar Bun ventures into oil and gas sector
Edition: Main/Lifestyle
Section: Business Times
Type: Company

SUGAR Bun Corp Bhd has taken its first step to venture into the oil, gas and energy sector.

Its subsidiary Borneo Energy Sdn Bhd has entered into three separate service agreements with three companies in Thailand for the provision of management and technical services on the operations of the three companies.
The service agreements are with Suntech Palm Oil Co Ltd, Siam Gulf Petrochemical Co Ltd and Transtech Energy Company Ltd.

The service agreements carry an option for Borneo Energy to invest into the businesses of the three companies.

[Oil Can]

Question:

This piece of news has been great and just adds so much PR to sell reactors over the world. Also the fuel has been getting so much press, calling it a 1.5 or 2.0 biofuel. I wonder if we have heard anything from the Latin American market. If Malaysia is stepping up, then Latin American can be too far behind.