ein ökologischer Pennywert mit rasantem Wachstum

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ist das nicht ein schöner Chart ?und in Berlin plus 10% heute nach Konsolidierung
nun sollte man mal ganz genüsslich den letzten Bericht zur Auftragslage und Gewinn lesen

Klare Sache, du bist der coole Typ, der 400% abgeräumt hat. Dieses Geschwätz hört man jeden Tag, die coolen Typen, die voll abräumen! In Wirklickeit sind das alles arme Zocker, die öfter mal 100% verlieren und gelegentlich 20-30% machen, wenn sie traden. Also schwätz nicht herum, bleib auf deinem Teppich, er ist ja eng genug! *gg  

hatte dein posting 218 noch gar nicht gesehen.

Nach vielen Jahren und über 1000 postings hast du mich als erster entlarvt. Dabei erkennt man mich doch recht deutlich an den typischen Pusherkriterien:

- postet jahrelang im selben Thread zur selben Aktie
- stellt primär harte Facts und Meldungen der Firma ein
- ist bekennendermaßen seit langen long + hold  

Den seriösen User wie dich erkennt man ja auch an typischen Eigenschaften:
- kommt gleich mit seiner kompletten Mannschaft und ist mit ner blütenweißen ID frisch registriert,
  schon bricht   er in diversen Threads Streit vom Zaun
- glänzt duch knallharte, fundierte Analysen wie:  
   "Der Schrott erholt sich nie wieder!"  

Wer soll dir den das abkaufen?  
Willst du Schulkinder um ihr Taschengeld prellen?
Weiß deine Mama überhaupt, dass du allein am Computer bist?  

Für alle, die es noch nicht kennen, hier mal wieder der Link zum altbekannten Thread

Die tödliche Kunst der Aktienmanipulation

(gab´s auch früher schon mal von Kicky)

wenn sich einer mit dem wert auskennt - dann ist es nussriegel, er war so ziemlich der erste, der mit mir den wert rausgekramt hat(da waren die noch an der börse in berlin notiert, ebenso wie arise - mein nächster highflyer, bin drin seit 0,19).
auch wenn ich mittlerweile raus bin aus dem wert(wwat) - ja, ich auch mit 400%(immer wieder rein und raus) - glaube ich noch immer dran........nur - was man hat, hat man.

aber immerhin machen wir seit jahren mit dem Ding rum (ich immer, du nur, wenn´s rauf geht  

Überschlägig würde ich sagen, dass mich die Firma zumindest im Laufe von 2007 durchschnittlich 30-60 Minuten am Tag gekostet hat. Da kann man schon mal etwas mitreden und muß sich keinen Mist erzählen lassen.
Waren aber rein rechnerisch gut angelegte 100 Stunden, denn dafür hat sie mir immerhin deulich mehr gebracht als 200 Tage gut bezahlter "ehrlicher" Arbeit...

 

For the nine months ended September 30, 2007, WorldWater reported revenue of $7.6 million, compared with $10.3 million for the first nine months of 2006. Gross profit year to date was $1.1 million, versus $1.9 million in the prior-year period. Net loss for the first three quarters of 2007 was $8.7 million, or $(0.05) per share, compared to a loss of $8.6 million, or $(0.07) per share, last year.

“We saw results somewhat lag expectations this quarter due to unavoidable delays regarding our $17 million project for Fresno Yosemite International Airport, our $13.3 million project at Denver International Airport, and our $7.2 million project at Valley Center Water District in California, such that our updated guidance for this year is revenue of $20 million to $22 million. The delays, mainly for permitting or contractual changes in the scope of work, are not unusual in our industry and have meant that certain revenue reporting has shifted from the third quarter into the fourth quarter of 2007 and the first quarter of 2008,” said Quentin T. Kelly, Chairman and CEO.

“Our guidance for 2008 is $80 million to $90 million in revenue broken out as $50 million in WorldWater core business and $30-$40 million in new ENTECH concentrator business. We are very enthusiastic about the execution of current and upcoming contractual projects and the business pipeline for next year and beyond,” Mr. Kelly continued. “2007 has been a year with great accomplishments, including the signing of the Agreement to merge with ENTECH, Inc., setting the stage for extensive growth as we enter 2008. We have succeeded in our shift in focus to larger solar projects, as demonstrated by contracts for the two international airports and the Valley Center Water District, among others.

“In addition, our lawyers in Spain are continuing to finalize contracts with M&G Promociones de Vivienda Urbana S.A., a real estate development firm, while we analyze many other projects there in conjunction with our Spanish advisor, Prime Solar Senergy. Our pipeline of business opportunities both domestically and internationally for large solar projects continues to expand, and we have begun the manufacturing line to produce 50 MW of ENTECH 20x concentrator modules for the U.S. and European markets.

“To accommodate our growth, on October 1 we also moved to new, much larger facilities in Ewing, NJ and have added engineering, project management and sales personnel to execute our business pipeline. With the combined technologies of WorldWater, ENTECH and our strategic partner EMCORE, our solar systems will be uniquely capable of providing utility-scale electrical and thermal energy on site at prices that we expect to be competitive with the lowest-cost solar electric providers in the world. This patented concentrator technology, integrated with WorldWater’s proprietary control devices, allows for the installation of large solar ‘farms’ with greatly-reduced requirements for silicon cell materials. Given our position with such advanced solar applications, we look forward to strong, solid expansion in 2008,” Mr. Kelly concluded

Gruß
Bow

Ich gehe davon aus, dass der Kurs heute noch einmal fallen wird. Die Zahlen sind einfach gemessen an der Bewertung nicht gut bzw. gut genug.
Sollte es so kommen, werde ich - wenn die charttechnischen Vorraussetzungen stimmen - noch einmal nachkaufen.
Noch vor 9 Monaten hatte ich meine größten Zweifel, ob es ohne weiteres zu bewerkstelligen sei, sich auf weniger aber größere Projekte zu konzentrieren und die damit verbundenen Risiken zu meistern. - Viel schneller als erwartet ist m.E. diese Strategie jedoch aufgegangen; - trotz der Verzögerungen bei der Installation und damit Bezahlung der Anlagen.
Insgesamt sehe ich mein Investment im Vergleich zu vor einem Jahr auf deutlich sicheren Füßen.
Das Risiko bleibt in dieser Zeit - nennen wir es einfach mal Übergangsphase - darin bestehen, dass ein Wegfall von Projekten große Lücken in die Bilanz reisst, da es noch so extrem wenige sind. Z.B. muss das Spanien-Projekt eingetütet werden und weitere Großprojekte in die Pipeline kommen. Und nicht zuletzt müssen die Zahlen in den nächsten eineinhalb Jahren schwarz werden!

Ich bleibe überzeugt investiert und stocke auf, sobald es in meinen Augen fundamental gerechtfertigt und charttechnisch einigermaßen sicher scheint.

Gruß
Bow

Sind kein Brüller, entsprechen aber den Erwartungen, zumindest derer, die sich mit dem Geschäftsverlauf auseinandergesetzt haben.
Das forwward loking Statement ist sehr gut (vervierfachung des Umsatzes in 2008) scheint mir aber trotz allem eher konservativ, was mir ehrlich gesagt lieber ist als hinterher nach unten korrigieren zu müssen. Dafür müssen kaum mehr als die bestehenden Projekte abgearbeitet werden und die erste Anlage in Spanien (10MW) realisiert werden.

Bis zu deren Verkünidung sehe ich noch ein gewisses Rückschlagspotenzial, je nachdem, wie die Zahlen in USA aufgenommen werden.
Also im Moment würde ich, wenn ich nicht investiertv wäre, abwarten und versuchen, nach dem Rücksetzter, aber vor der nächsten Meldung zu spanien rien zu kommen.
Oder man läßt es ganz und sicht sich was anderes, jeder wie er will.
An meinem langfristigen Kursziel, welches ich lieber für mcih bahalte, hat sich nichts geändert.

... als erwartet. Meine Erarchtens bringt sind die Zahlen sogar sensationell gut für dieses wirtschaftliche und börsliche Umfeld. Nachdem ich aber mit dem Rücksetzer gerechnet habe, werde ich noch getrost zukaufen.
entscheidend ist nicht der heutige kurs sondern vielmehr wieviele Stück man 2008 besitzen wird wenn die run gestartet ist.
mit den besten Grüßen borntofly
keine kauf bzw. verkaufsempfehlung

www.streetinsider.com/Press+Releases/...ic+Region/3103547.html

... das wäre schön!

Gruß
Bow

begriffen hat, daß sie nur durch diese techniken eine Zukunft hat.

Und überall hat man eine gewisse Vorlaufzeit - warum erwartet man hier ab dem ersten

Tag nur große Gewinne - die werden schon kommen - wenn lieschen Müller erkannt hat

dass es so nicht weiter geht wie bisher.



Mit sonnigem Gruß

Atomi

------------------------------------------------
"Verallgemeinere nie"
Denn im Nu ist man um eine gute Erfahrung ärmer,
nur weil man den anderen unterschätzt hat.

vielleicht kommt es ja zu einem Intraday - Reversal!!!


Mit sonnigem Gruß

Atomi

------------------------------------------------
"Verallgemeinere nie"
Denn im Nu ist man um eine gute Erfahrung ärmer,
nur weil man den anderen unterschätzt hat.

der ist doch schon lange eingeleitet! dass man die shorty die unklare situation ausnützen werden war doch klar. den bericht an den zahlen dingfest zu machen ist doch bei so einer anlage für die katz! fakt ist dass die aussicht eine sehr gute ist und dies noch heute honoriert wird.
borntofly

danke für Deine Info!

Fakt ist: Es ist eine Firma mit sehr guten Aussichten und somit ein gutes Invest!


Mit sonnigem Gruß

Atomi

------------------------------------------------
"Verallgemeinere nie"
Denn im Nu ist man um eine gute Erfahrung ärmer,
nur weil man den anderen unterschätzt hat.

zu werden. na ja, den bericht genauer zu analysieren dauert halt eine zeit. lg ah  

was abgeht wenn frankfurt schließt.
borntofly

dass wir hier und heute noch grün sehen, hätte ich nie und nimmer erwartet. Bin zwar alter und überzeugter Anhänger dieser Firma, aber nach den Zahlen wären die 2$ eher mein Wochenziel gewesen.
ungerechtfertigt, aber so ist halt der Markt.
Ich hoffe, niemand hat ein SL gesetzt und seine Shares billig an die Abstauber verschleudert. Wär schade drum....  

Hier für euch z.K. noch ein posting von Andrecca11, ist von heute heute morgen 9 a.m. und entspricht ziemlich Exakt meiner Meinung.

INSANITY
    14-Nov-07 09:03 am    

OK, so all the idiots are out of the asylum this morning. Fortunately none of the people own any stock. The report is exactly as expected.

No one is in this stock for 2007 results. So they missed by 3-5 million due to timing factors, the revenue will hit in early 2008 for those misses as all the projects in question have started.

2008 will be a banner year and I am sure the forcast of 80-90 is on the ultra conservative side as they will not want to miss again.

If this stock opens lower it is a STEAL and I will be aggresively buying it all day today. DO NOT let market makers get your shares cheap today, they will try!!!

Hat einen guten riecher, der Bursche. Besser als meiner, muß ich neidlos zugeben.
Und ich weiß, er ist RICHTIG dick investiert. Also nicht so wie ich, der sich von einem Teil seiner WWAT-Gewinnen demnächst mal ein nettes Haus kaufen möchte, sondern so RICHTIG RICHTIG dick....so mit nie wieder arbeiten müssen und so....auch ganz nett!

Das wired schon alles, nur eine Frage der Geduld und der Nerven. Wer die nicht hat oder nicht an die story glaubt ,
(ist nicht meine Meinung, aber könnte ich durchaus nachvollziehen)
...der sollte sich einfach woanders tummeln. Gibt ja gottseidank genug Firmen, in die man investieren kann.

In diesem Sinne, schönen Abend
Nussriegel

WorldWater & Solar Technologies Announces $35.64 Million Private Placement with The Quercus Trust



EWING, N.J.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--

WorldWater & Solar Technologies Corp. (OTC BB: WWAT.OB), developer and marketer of proprietary high-power solar systems, today announced that it has raised $35.64 million from The Quercus Trust ("Quercus") in a private placement of 20,000 shares of WorldWater Series F Convertible Preferred Stock at a price of $1,782.00 per share. Each share of the Series F Convertible Preferred Stock is convertible into 1,000 shares of WorldWater common stock. Quercus also received warrants to purchase 29 million additional shares of common stock at an exercise price of $1.815. Complete terms of the transaction will be described in a Form 8-K to be filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission.

"Thanks to the steadfast commitment of the Quercus Trust, WorldWater now has the funds critical to drive future growth," said Quentin T. Kelly, Chairman and CEO. "A portion of the financing will be utilized to complete the construction of our 50 MW production plant in Texas, which is vital to the many large awards we are now pursuing. The funds will also be used to hire staff, support global expansion, and bolster our R&D. WorldWater is clearly positioned for a strong 2008 and, with the acquisition of ENTECH now complete, ramping up to meet the rapidly-developing demand for solar energy worldwide."

Prior to February 8, 2008, The Quercus Trust and its affiliates owned shares of WorldWater common stock and preferred stock convertible into shares of WorldWater common stock representing approximately 11.5% of the equity ownership in the Company on a fully diluted basis. With this agreement, the Quercus Trust and its affiliates will own approximately 24.1% of the equity ownership in WorldWater on a fully diluted basis.

Gruß
Bow

Mobile MaxPure(R) is a stand-alone, sturdy and robust 7-foot cube that opens with the press of a button, unfolding a solar array which can deliver 3.2 kilowatts of electrical power and, with the Company's patented AquaMax(TM) controls, can pump and purify up to 30,000 gallons of water daily. The unit can also desalinate brackish or sea water. It will operate from sunshine alone or in combination with a power grid. Mobile MaxPure(R) is also equipped with a back-up generator and a battery bank for 24-hour use.

"The units will arrive at Baghdad Airport next week, where the military will pick them up and distribute them for immediate use by farmers," said Quentin T. Kelly, Chairman & CEO of WorldWater & Solar Technologies Corp. "Within 30 minutes of setting up a Mobile MaxPure(R) unit at its destination, the people living along the Euphrates River will be able to have their most basic needs met - clean water to drink and to grow their crops. Currently Iraqi farmers do not have reliable power from the electric grid to operate their irrigation pumps or to treat their water for drinking, and the river is seriously polluted. Our units will turn the brackish water from the river into clean water instantly."

Gruß
Bow

worden sind, aber nun ausgeliefert werden.

Neu und hier nicht eingestellt (hatte keine Zeit) ist die News vom 19.2. Damit haben sie nun ECHTE Profis nicht nur um sich rum, sondern auch direkt im Board (diese, i.e. DG werden sich evtl. überlegt haben, dass das inzwischen nötig ist.

WorldWater & Solar Technologies Announces Three New Board Members: David Gelbaum, Trustee of The Quercus Trust: David Anthony, Managing Partner of 21 Ventures; Dr. Walter Hesse of ENTECH, Inc., WorldWater's Newly Merged Subsidiary Thursday February 21, 3:01 am ET EWING, N.J.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--WorldWater & Solar Technologies Corp. (OTC BB: WWAT.OB - News), developer and marketer of proprietary high-power solar systems, today announced three additions to its Board of Directors. David Gelbaum, Trustee of The Quercus Trust; David Anthony, Managing Partner of 21Ventures, and Dr. Walter Hesse, founder and leader of ENTECH, were appointed today and joined the Board effective immediately, increasing the Board’s size from 7 members to 10. Mssrs. Gelbaum and Anthony come as representatives of The Quercus Trust, which owns approximately 24.1% of the equity ownership in WorldWater on a fully diluted basis, following its recent investment of $35.6 million and earlier open market purchases and private stock placements with the Company. Dr. Hesse joins the Board following the successful completion of the ENTECH merger. All are Board interim appointments to be confirmed by shareholder votes at upcoming Annual Meetings. ADVERTISEMENT <SCRIPT language='JavaScript1.1' SRC="http://ad.doubleclick.net/adj/N4538.Yahoo/B2304017.30;abr=!ie;sz=300x250;dcopt=rcl;click=http://us.ard.yahoo.com/SIG=14sbnregg/M=621585.11557826.12330211.2313487/D=fin/S=7811759:LREC/Y=YAHOO/EXP=1203693567/L=mKYK2dhtfJAtr0x.Q93n8gKJVJ9Jv0e.y98AA9Y5/B=cNEfKtibyQ4-/J=1203686367307831/A=4743125/R=1/*;ord=1203686367307831?"></SCRIPT><NOSCRIPT><A HREF="http://us.ard.yahoo.com/SIG=14sbnregg/M=621585.11557826.12330211.2313487/D=fin/S=7811759:LREC/Y=YAHOO/EXP=1203693567/L=mKYK2dhtfJAtr0x.Q93n8gKJVJ9Jv0e.y98AA9Y5/B=cNEfKtibyQ4-/J=1203686367307831/A=4743125/R=2/SIG=13b90qpah/*http://ad.doubleclick.net/jump/N4538.Yahoo/B2304017.30;abr=!ie4;abr=!ie5;sz=300x250;ord=1203686367307831?"><IMG SRC="http://ad.doubleclick.net/ad/N4538.Yahoo/B2304017.30;abr=!ie4;abr=!ie5;sz=300x250;ord=1203686367307831?" BORDER=0 WIDTH=300 HEIGHT=250 ALT="Click Here"></A></NOSCRIPT> <img width=1 height=1 alt="" src="http://us.bc.yahoo.com/b?P=mKYK2dhtfJAtr0x.Q93n8gKJVJ9Jv0e.y98AA9Y5&T=1d2iod81s%2fX%3d1203686367%2fE%3d7811759%2fR%3dfin%2fK%3d5%2fV%3d2.1%2fW%3dH%2fY%3dYAHOO%2fF%3d429330130%2fH%3dY29icmFuZD0iPGEgaHJlZj1odHRwOi8vd3d3LmJ1c2luZXNzd2lyZS5jb20.PGltZyBib3JkZXI9MCBzcmM9aHR0cDovL3VzLmkxLnlpbWcuY29tL3VzLnlpbWcuY29tL2kvdXMvZmkvZ3IvcGFydG5lcl9sb2dvcy9idXNpbmVzc3dpcmVfMTcweDMzX2xvZ28uZ2lmIGFsdD1CdXNpbmVzc1dpcmUuY29tPjwvYT4iIGNhY2hlaGludD0iNzgxMTc1OSIgY2FjaGVoaW50PSI3ODExNzU5Ig--%2fQ%3d-1%2fS%3d1%2fJ%3d8B7C6DD8&U=13b6j32mo%2fN%3dcNEfKtibyQ4-%2fC%3d621585.11557826.12330211.2313487%2fD%3dLREC%2fB%3d4743125"> “Given the accomplishments of the past few months, it is with great pride that we welcome these three esteemed individuals to WorldWater’s Board,” said Quentin T. Kelly, Chairman and CEO. “David Gelbaum is a strong proponent of advanced and next-generation solar technology, and it is an honor to have him participate directly in the future of our company. Likewise, David Anthony, a venture capitalist who also teaches at the New York Academy of Sciences, will bring professional entrepreneurial experience and vision to WorldWater. I am also pleased to welcome Dr. Hesse to our Board. I have known Walter as CEO of ENTECH for several years now, and our two companies together are already working aggressively to bring the ENTECH 20X concentrator PV and thermal technology into full production for implementation in the US and world markets by this summer.” About WorldWater & Solar Technologies Corp: WorldWater & Solar Technologies Corporation is a full-service, international solar electric engineering and water management company with unique, high-powered and patented solar technology that can not only generate and distribute electricity, but can drive 1000 horsepower motors and pumps from sunshine independently or in conjunction with the electric grid, providing 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. About ENTECH, Inc: ENTECH, Inc., a wholly owned subsidiary of WorldWater & Solar Technologies Corp., provides advanced concentrator solar energy technology for a variety of applications, ranging from solar power arrays for spacecraft and terrestrial implementation to day lighting systems for commercial buildings. The company's patented solar power systems produce electricity from sunlight for applications on Earth (terrestrial power) and in space (spacecraft power). ENTECH's arched Fresnel lenses capture sunlight and focus it onto small solar cells, thereby reducing electricity costs compared to conventional flat-plate (planar) solar energy approaches. Additional information can be found at http://www.entechsolar.com.

“Given the accomplishments of the past few months, it is with great pride that we welcome these three esteemed individuals to WorldWater’s Board,” said Quentin T. Kelly, Chairman and CEO. “David Gelbaum is a strong proponent of advanced and next-generation solar technology, and it is an honor to have him participate directly in the future of our company. Likewise, David Anthony, a venture capitalist who also teaches at the New York Academy of Sciences, will bring professional entrepreneurial experience and vision to WorldWater. I am also pleased to welcome Dr. Hesse to our Board. I have known Walter as CEO of ENTECH for several years now, and our two companies together are already working aggressively to bring the ENTECH 20X concentrator PV and thermal technology into full production for implementation in the US and world markets by this summer.”

About WorldWater & Solar Technologies Corp:

WorldWater & Solar Technologies Corporation is a full-service, international solar electric engineering and water management company with unique, high-powered and patented solar technology that can not only generate and distribute electricity, but can drive 1000 horsepower motors and pumps from sunshine independently or in conjunction with the electric grid, providing 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.

WorldWater & Solar's ground mounted photovoltaic or "PV" solar arrays will be located at the entrance to DIA's main terminal on approximately 7.5 acres of otherwise unusable land. It will utilize a state-of-the-art single-axis tracking system that follows the sun throughout the day for greater efficiency and energy production. A similar system is currently being installed by WorldWater at Fresno Yosemite International Airport in Fresno, CA.

"The WorldWater project will give Denver International Airport one of the largest airport solar energy systems in the country," said Denver Mayor John Hickenlooper. "It's an innovative alternative-energy project that will save money on electricity and substantially reduce our carbon dioxide emissions at DIA. It's a perfect fit within our Greenprint Denver action agenda for sustainable practices. We look forward to having it up and running this summer."

Quentin T. Kelly, Chairman and CEO of WorldWater, commented, "Thanks to our major solar installations at DIA and also at Fresno International, WorldWater has become the leading solar contractor of airports in the U.S. Our expertise in solar energy generation and integrated systems design makes us well suited to address the complex power needs of a major transportation hub like Denver International, while significantly reducing electric costs and helping improve air quality."

"With its longstanding commitment to sustainable operations and environmental protection, the solar energy system will serve DIA as a highly visible environmental statement to the millions of passengers that travel through our airport each month, including visitors to the Democratic National Convention who will be here in August," said Turner West, Aviation Manager for Denver International Airport.

For the twelve months ended December 31, 2007, WorldWater reported revenue of $18.5 million, compared with $17.3 million in 2006. Gross profit for the year was $1.7 million, versus $2.7 million in 2006. The net loss attributable to common shareholders for 2007 was $14.4 million, or $(0.09) per share, compared to a loss of $15.1 million, or $(0.11) per share, last year. In total, the Company installed 2.6 megawatts in 2007, versus 2.4 megawatts in 2006 and 275 kilowatts in 2005.

“2007 was, as expected, a pivotal year for WorldWater & Solar Technologies,” said Chairman Quentin T. Kelly. “We recorded our highest revenue ever – $18.5 million – and won some very large contracts, including innovative solar installations for the Denver International Airport and Fresno Yosemite Airport. In addition, we expanded our offices, hired critical staff, and signed letters of intent for a number of next-generation solar farms in Europe.

“More recently, since the start of 2008, we have seen several important events take place. We closed the acquisition of ENTECH, raised $35 million in funds from the Quercus Trust, and added key members to our Board of Directors – including David Gelbaum, the highly-regarded head of Quercus. These achievements bolster the company’s long-term growth outlook and solidify our leadership position in large, complex solar solutions. We now have ample funds to complete our 50 MW production line for ENTECH modules in Texas, and we hope to have this operation up and running in the next few quarters.

“We are also now in the process of finalizing many projects previously announced, while actively bidding on a plethora of new opportunities in the U.S. and abroad. We are seeing a significant number of projects that can leverage our ENTECH technology, and we anticipate these contracts will accelerate growth later this year. As for our already-announced letters of intent in Italy and Spain, we continue to wait for certain legislative issues to be resolved before the contracts can be concluded. In Italy, our 3.25 megawatt farm is moving forward but has seen delays tied to new legal requirements regarding photovoltaic applications. Likewise, in Spain, our projects – both the 3 MW solar farm in Aragon and the initial 10 MW one in Lorca – still await a decision by the Spanish Government on the exact incentive scheme (feed-in tariff) for solar power. As previously disclosed, the current feed-in tariff of 44 Euro cents per kilowatt hour is set to expire at the end of September, and the new government is now determining the feed-in tariff values going forward. While we cannot estimate the exact timing for the new tariff determination, which is out of our control, we remain optimistic that progress with our projects can soon be made, particularly given our representation in Spain and Italy and the overall strong support for alternative energy generation in Europe. WorldWater is strongly positioned for any contracts with our cost-efficient, ENTECH technology, whether or not the incentives are changed.

“In the meantime, we continue to bid on a record number of RFPs. With our recent capital infusion from the Quercus Trust and completion of the ENTECH acquisition, WorldWater enters 2008 better prepared than ever to take advantage of the many opportunities available to us. Given the many variables affecting our industry, however, we have determined that providing guidance is, for the time being, impractical. Whether the projects be small, like the sale of 12 Mobile MaxPure™ units destined for use by farmers in Iraq, or large projects such as complete energy systems for airports and solar farms, it is commonplace for governments and commercial enterprises to face interruptions or delays that have nothing to do with our products, technology, or service.

“We are very excited about the future for the company, both in 2008 and beyond. We appreciate our shareholders’ commitment and patience. With our extensive pipeline of projects, cutting-edge technology, and dedicated staff, we expect the coming years to provide long-term, attractive returns for our investors.”

Gruß
Bow