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Barnabus Energy Ships Solar Project -- Company to Divest Alberta Holdings
Thursday December 8, 9:00 am ET
SOLANA BEACH, CA--(MARKET WIRE)--Dec 8, 2005 -- Barnabus Energy, Inc. (OTC BB:BBSE.OB - News) announced today that its affiliate, Connect Energy Inc. has shipped its first 30kw roof tile solar photovoltaic system to a joint construction project undertaken by the University of California, Davis and Sierra Nevada College.
Valued at approximately 250,000 dollars, the project includes the installation of 900 CE photovoltaic roofing tiles with a combined output of over 31,500 watts of electricity. Connect Energy's BIPV (Building-Integrated PV) system provides the highest commercially available conversion efficiency rating at 20%.
The project comes as a result of a partnership between the University of California, Davis, and Sierra Nevada College to build the Tahoe environmental research and education facility. The structure will be built at the Sierra Nevada College campus in Incline Village, Nevada, and will house offices and laboratories of the UC Davis Tahoe Research Group and the Desert Research Institute; exhibits and educational programs in the Thomas J. Long Foundation Education Center; offices, laboratories and classrooms for Sierra Nevada College students; and conference space for 300 people.
The project is particularly well suited to the location's approximately 300 sunny days per year, and the college's environmental sciences program with its emphasis on "green" building methods alongside its program focus on air and water quality, the response of ecosystems to natural and human influences, global climate change and environmental sustainability.
In other news, Barnabus Energy has approved a term sheet authorizing the sale of its Manyberries natural gas holdings, which include several wells, pipelines, and a small sour gas refinery. The terms of the agreement include a non-refundable deposit of $350,000, which has been received by the Company.
"This sale reflects an appreciated asset which we are now liquidating in order to focus on our core strategic mission, that of becoming a leading force in the renewable energy industry," stated David Saltman, president of Barnabus. "These resources will be directed to Connect Energy, and to our Suncone project, which is nearing completion of the first single cone working prototype under development at Los Alamos, New Mexico, where we will shortly be demonstrating the capabilities of its solar concentrating technology."
Thursday December 8, 9:00 am ET
SOLANA BEACH, CA--(MARKET WIRE)--Dec 8, 2005 -- Barnabus Energy, Inc. (OTC BB:BBSE.OB - News) announced today that its affiliate, Connect Energy Inc. has shipped its first 30kw roof tile solar photovoltaic system to a joint construction project undertaken by the University of California, Davis and Sierra Nevada College.
Valued at approximately 250,000 dollars, the project includes the installation of 900 CE photovoltaic roofing tiles with a combined output of over 31,500 watts of electricity. Connect Energy's BIPV (Building-Integrated PV) system provides the highest commercially available conversion efficiency rating at 20%.
The project comes as a result of a partnership between the University of California, Davis, and Sierra Nevada College to build the Tahoe environmental research and education facility. The structure will be built at the Sierra Nevada College campus in Incline Village, Nevada, and will house offices and laboratories of the UC Davis Tahoe Research Group and the Desert Research Institute; exhibits and educational programs in the Thomas J. Long Foundation Education Center; offices, laboratories and classrooms for Sierra Nevada College students; and conference space for 300 people.
The project is particularly well suited to the location's approximately 300 sunny days per year, and the college's environmental sciences program with its emphasis on "green" building methods alongside its program focus on air and water quality, the response of ecosystems to natural and human influences, global climate change and environmental sustainability.
In other news, Barnabus Energy has approved a term sheet authorizing the sale of its Manyberries natural gas holdings, which include several wells, pipelines, and a small sour gas refinery. The terms of the agreement include a non-refundable deposit of $350,000, which has been received by the Company.
"This sale reflects an appreciated asset which we are now liquidating in order to focus on our core strategic mission, that of becoming a leading force in the renewable energy industry," stated David Saltman, president of Barnabus. "These resources will be directed to Connect Energy, and to our Suncone project, which is nearing completion of the first single cone working prototype under development at Los Alamos, New Mexico, where we will shortly be demonstrating the capabilities of its solar concentrating technology."
bekannt geben, was sie insgesamt für das Gasgeschäft bekommen :)
die 350T USD können ja nur ein kleiner Teil sein ...
die 350T USD können ja nur ein kleiner Teil sein ...
Wenn man den Infos in deinem allerersten Posting glauben kann (womit ich allerdings sehr vorsichtig bin) wäre das Gasgeschäft alleine ja schon bis zu 50 Mio. Dollar wert:
>>Laut OTC Research, einem auf OTC-Werte spezialisierten Analysehaus, decken bereits die bisherigen Gasaktivitäten von Barnabus mit einem möglichen jährlichen Cash-Flow von sieben Millionen Dollar den jetzigen Börsenwert von 50 Millionen Dollar ab.>>
Glaube ich allerdings nicht dran, aber in ein paar Monaten wissen wir sicherlich mehr.
Wichtig für Barnabus bzw. speziell die Tochter SRS wird auf jeden Fall auch die Abstimmung in Kalifornien über Schwarzeneggers "Million Solar Roofs"-Initiative werden. Entscheidung soll wohl am nächsten Donnerstag (15. Dezember) fallen, wie ich im Yahoo-Finance-Forum gelesen habe...
Link zum Thema:
www.environmentcalifornia.org/newsroom/...l-deadline?id2=20540
>>Laut OTC Research, einem auf OTC-Werte spezialisierten Analysehaus, decken bereits die bisherigen Gasaktivitäten von Barnabus mit einem möglichen jährlichen Cash-Flow von sieben Millionen Dollar den jetzigen Börsenwert von 50 Millionen Dollar ab.>>
Glaube ich allerdings nicht dran, aber in ein paar Monaten wissen wir sicherlich mehr.
Wichtig für Barnabus bzw. speziell die Tochter SRS wird auf jeden Fall auch die Abstimmung in Kalifornien über Schwarzeneggers "Million Solar Roofs"-Initiative werden. Entscheidung soll wohl am nächsten Donnerstag (15. Dezember) fallen, wie ich im Yahoo-Finance-Forum gelesen habe...
Link zum Thema:
www.environmentcalifornia.org/newsroom/...l-deadline?id2=20540
Es scheint sich was zu tun. @Krautrock, nein leider klappt das natürlich nicht immer so aber bei Barnabus (toi, toi, toi) bisher hervorragend und hat schon eine Menge Weihnachtsgeld gebracht. Aber bei so volativen Werten darf man nicht übermütig werden und immer auf der Hut sein. Grüße vom Waleshark.
Morgen bitte weiter in Richtung NORDEN! Bin froh das man immer wieder was zu hören bekommt was das Unternehmen so anstellt. Das ist nicht bei allen Unternehmen so. Und dann sind es ja auch noch sehr positive Meldungen. Da scheint langfristig was zu gehen. Hoffentlich geht es jetzt auch kurzfristig mal wieder rauf.
haben wir ja etwas spielraum - 1,79 € geschlossen und der Schlusskurs USA (2,17) entspricht 1,84 €. schaun, ob man noch nen paar stücke etwas billiger kriegt ...
sehr schön. mal schaun, ob auf der 1,85 jetzt wieder aufgefüllt wird, oder wir auf die 1,86 durchkommen ...
...bei dir bricht ja die Welt zusammen wenn es mal 1 Stunde nicht soooo läuft.
Nächstes Jahr um die Zeit, oder in 4 Jahren oder 9 Jahren ist es egal ob Barnabus auf 30€ oder 30cent steht.
Da haste wieder andere Sorgen!
Also hör mal bisschen Musik!
Gruss Krautrock
Nächstes Jahr um die Zeit, oder in 4 Jahren oder 9 Jahren ist es egal ob Barnabus auf 30€ oder 30cent steht.
Da haste wieder andere Sorgen!
Also hör mal bisschen Musik!
Gruss Krautrock
schon in der Arena verheizt. Aber mit 30 Euro im nächsten Jahr wäre das wie Balsam für meine strapazierten Nerven. Als Schalker machste was mit. Siehe jetzt die aktuelle Trainerdiskussion
Wieso machst du dir eine Kopf um die Knappen.
Das sind doch keine Schalker mehr, sondern Brasilianer, Türken, Dänen, Belgier, Bremer, Afrikaner,Tschchen, Asabajaner, u.s.w. Und der Aussauer auch noch ein Dortmunder, oder wo kommt der her.
wieso regst du dich den auf.
Das sind doch keine Schalker mehr, sondern Brasilianer, Türken, Dänen, Belgier, Bremer, Afrikaner,Tschchen, Asabajaner, u.s.w. Und der Aussauer auch noch ein Dortmunder, oder wo kommt der her.
wieso regst du dich den auf.
der Wert im OTC Handel in den USA erst bis $2,20 ansteigt und dann unter "After Hours" mit $2,15 aufgeführt wird?
Das sind mal eben über 2% die der Wert da fällt. Was kann man darunter verstehen und wieso kann der Wert nicht lieber steigen?
Das sind mal eben über 2% die der Wert da fällt. Was kann man darunter verstehen und wieso kann der Wert nicht lieber steigen?
tja, das ist halt außerbörslicher handel
und die aktie fällt, weils da mehr verkäufer als käufer gibt ... (sorry, konnte nicht widerstehen ;-) )
was glaubst du denn übrigens, wer den ragnik ersetzt?
und die aktie fällt, weils da mehr verkäufer als käufer gibt ... (sorry, konnte nicht widerstehen ;-) )
was glaubst du denn übrigens, wer den ragnik ersetzt?
Denke mal das Sammer Favorit ist. (Trotz seiner belasteten Vergangenheit).
Mir aber lieber als Stevens der auch gehandelt wird. Hitzfeld tut sich das wohl nicht an :-)
Mir aber lieber als Stevens der auch gehandelt wird. Hitzfeld tut sich das wohl nicht an :-)
ihr müsst weiter kaufen,ist erst 400% gestiegen.Denkt an die Analysten "Kaufen,Kaufen,Kaufen" oder sollen die sich ihre Papiere etwa selber abnehmen?
Kommt einfach nicht mehr über die 1,85 hinaus und fällt dann wieder stark zurück.
Ist morgen nicht eine weitere Abstimmung zu den 1 Million Solardächern in Californien?
Ist morgen nicht eine weitere Abstimmung zu den 1 Million Solardächern in Californien?
genau, deshalb gehen jetzt alle schisser (schuldigung) raus.
Gruss,
ZACC
Gruss,
ZACC
ein bisschen Kohle locker machen, sieht charttechnisch sehr vielversprechend aus.
Koennte morgen od. Freitag bei good news aus California fett abgehen. Waere ja nicht das erste mal bei Barnabus.
Gruss,
ZACC
Koennte morgen od. Freitag bei good news aus California fett abgehen. Waere ja nicht das erste mal bei Barnabus.
Gruss,
ZACC
hab mich auch mal eingedeckt mit dem Titel. Sehe diese Kurse momentan als ganz klare Einstiegskurse, auch wenn jetzt die Zweifler immer lauter werden. Sollte morgen etwas positives bei der Entscheidung aus Californien herauskommen bin ich sicher, dass wir den nächsten Kurssprung zünden. Da Californien in vielen politischen Entscheidungen eine Vorreiterstellung einnimmt, könnte dieses dann ja auch auf andere Bundesstaaten übergreifen. Wie auch immer, mal abwarten was als nächstes an NEWS kommt....
Hatte ich heute schon im Thread zu Evergreen Solar gepostet, aber hier auch nochmal:
Calif. regulators unveil $2.9 billion plan to expand solar power
By TERENCE CHEA, Associated Press Writer
Tuesday, December 13, 2005
(12-13) 18:04 PST San Francisco (AP) --
State energy regulators on Tuesday unveiled one of the nation's most ambitious programs to expand the market for solar power, proposing to offer nearly $3 billion in consumer rebates over the next decade.
The California Solar Initiative, proposed by the state Public Utilities Commission, aims to install 3,000 megawatts of solar energy on 1 million homes, businesses and public buildings over 11 years. The five-member commission was expected to vote on the program next month after a 30-day public comment period.
Environmentalists hailed the proposal, which they said would help drive down the cost of solar energy, create jobs and reduce emissions of greenhouse gases blamed for global warming.
"With rising energy prices and continued air pollution, this is exactly the kind of landmark initiative California needs," said Bernadette Del Chiaro, clean energy advocate for Environment California. "From this, we're going to see cleaner air, affordable solar energy and California regaining its world leadership in solar power."
The initiative revives an essential component of Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger's bid to expand use of renewable energy in California. The governor's widely publicized "Million Solar Roofs" initiative had bipartisan support, but it died in the Legislature this year after construction unions demanded high wages for solar panel installers.
The governor bypassed the Legislature by asking the PUC to sponsor the California Solar Initiative, which shares many provisions of the "Million Solar Roofs" program.
The initiative would create a $2.9 billion fund to offer rebates to homes, businesses, farms, schools and public buildings that install rooftop solar panels. Large public utilities such as Pacific Gas & Electric Co. would not be eligible for the program.
The PUC currently offers $350 million in rebates through programs funded by a surcharge on consumer utility bills. The additional $2.5 billion in incentives would come from another surcharge.
Under the program, home and business owners who install solar panels would be eligible for a $2.80 rebate for each watt of capacity they install. For example, a homeowner who installs a 2,000-watt system could receive a $5,600 rebate from the PUC.
The rebate amount would decrease by 10 percent each year until consumers would only be eligible for a 25-cent-per-watt rebate in 2016. But regulators anticipate that as the market for solar power expands, costs will drop and offset the decreasing rebate amounts.
PG&E, the state's largest utility, supports the "concept of an expanded solar program," but was still studying its potential impacts on its customers, said spokesman Paul Moreno.
On Thursday, the PUC was expected to vote to triple the amount of solar rebate money available in 2006 to $300 million. The commission was scheduled to vote on the 10-year, $2.6 billion program at its Jan. 16 meeting.
In the 1970s, California was the world's leader in solar energy, but the state has been overtaken by Japan and Germany, the world's two largest solar markets. Currently, about 15,000 California homes and businesses have solar panels, Del Chiaro said.
"Given the amount of sunshine we have in California and these investments," Del Chiaro said, "we will be on pace to catch up with Germany and Japan and hopefully outpace them."
___
On the Net:
PUC California Solar Initiative:
www.cpuc.ca.gov/PUBLISHED/COMMENT_DECISION/51994.htm
(Quelle: www.sfgate.com/cgi-bin/article.cgi?f=/n/a/...e/n180417S81.DTL)
Morgen wird also wohl "nur" darüber entschieden, ob die Förderung für 2006 von 100 auf 300 Mio. $ angehoben wird; die endgültige Entscheidung über die langfristigen Förderungen fällt aber demnach erst in einem Monat (16. Januar).
Calif. regulators unveil $2.9 billion plan to expand solar power
By TERENCE CHEA, Associated Press Writer
Tuesday, December 13, 2005
(12-13) 18:04 PST San Francisco (AP) --
State energy regulators on Tuesday unveiled one of the nation's most ambitious programs to expand the market for solar power, proposing to offer nearly $3 billion in consumer rebates over the next decade.
The California Solar Initiative, proposed by the state Public Utilities Commission, aims to install 3,000 megawatts of solar energy on 1 million homes, businesses and public buildings over 11 years. The five-member commission was expected to vote on the program next month after a 30-day public comment period.
Environmentalists hailed the proposal, which they said would help drive down the cost of solar energy, create jobs and reduce emissions of greenhouse gases blamed for global warming.
"With rising energy prices and continued air pollution, this is exactly the kind of landmark initiative California needs," said Bernadette Del Chiaro, clean energy advocate for Environment California. "From this, we're going to see cleaner air, affordable solar energy and California regaining its world leadership in solar power."
The initiative revives an essential component of Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger's bid to expand use of renewable energy in California. The governor's widely publicized "Million Solar Roofs" initiative had bipartisan support, but it died in the Legislature this year after construction unions demanded high wages for solar panel installers.
The governor bypassed the Legislature by asking the PUC to sponsor the California Solar Initiative, which shares many provisions of the "Million Solar Roofs" program.
The initiative would create a $2.9 billion fund to offer rebates to homes, businesses, farms, schools and public buildings that install rooftop solar panels. Large public utilities such as Pacific Gas & Electric Co. would not be eligible for the program.
The PUC currently offers $350 million in rebates through programs funded by a surcharge on consumer utility bills. The additional $2.5 billion in incentives would come from another surcharge.
Under the program, home and business owners who install solar panels would be eligible for a $2.80 rebate for each watt of capacity they install. For example, a homeowner who installs a 2,000-watt system could receive a $5,600 rebate from the PUC.
The rebate amount would decrease by 10 percent each year until consumers would only be eligible for a 25-cent-per-watt rebate in 2016. But regulators anticipate that as the market for solar power expands, costs will drop and offset the decreasing rebate amounts.
PG&E, the state's largest utility, supports the "concept of an expanded solar program," but was still studying its potential impacts on its customers, said spokesman Paul Moreno.
On Thursday, the PUC was expected to vote to triple the amount of solar rebate money available in 2006 to $300 million. The commission was scheduled to vote on the 10-year, $2.6 billion program at its Jan. 16 meeting.
In the 1970s, California was the world's leader in solar energy, but the state has been overtaken by Japan and Germany, the world's two largest solar markets. Currently, about 15,000 California homes and businesses have solar panels, Del Chiaro said.
"Given the amount of sunshine we have in California and these investments," Del Chiaro said, "we will be on pace to catch up with Germany and Japan and hopefully outpace them."
___
On the Net:
PUC California Solar Initiative:
www.cpuc.ca.gov/PUBLISHED/COMMENT_DECISION/51994.htm
(Quelle: www.sfgate.com/cgi-bin/article.cgi?f=/n/a/...e/n180417S81.DTL)
Morgen wird also wohl "nur" darüber entschieden, ob die Förderung für 2006 von 100 auf 300 Mio. $ angehoben wird; die endgültige Entscheidung über die langfristigen Förderungen fällt aber demnach erst in einem Monat (16. Januar).
Wie Tageswert oben schon vermutet hatte, greift das Solarfieber auch auf andere US-Staaten über. Der nächste scheint New Jersey zu sein:
Wednesday, December 14, 2005
By ZINNIA FARUQUE
HERALD NEWS
§
The Meadowlands Commission is exploring how to power thousands of North Jersey homes and businesses with what could be the largest solar energy system in North America.
During the next two months the commission will study the feasibility of constructing an array of solar panels that could generate 5 megawatts of electricity - or enough for 27,500 households in a year.
Technical experts will be looking at surfaces of more than 100,000 square feet - such as warehouse rooftops or remediated landfills - as potential sites to install solar panels.
"We may have the ability to turn acres of defunct landfills and warehouse and office roofs into places that could generate pooled sources of renewable energy for the Meadowlands District," said New Jersey Meadowlands Executive Director Robert Ceberio, in a news release.
Preliminary figures for the pilot project have been estimated at $30 million, but the Meadowlands Commission hopes to cut down the cost to $15 million with state rebates and grants, according to Chris Gale, a commission spokesman.
Solar energy eliminates the carbon emissions and air pollutants coal-powered electric plants produce, said Gale.
The commission will be working with the state Board of Public Utilities to also offer financial incentives, such as rebates and tax credits, to home and business owners who would utilize the solar energy.
After California, New Jersey is emerging as one of the most solar-friendly states in the country, according to Noah Kaye, policy and communications coordinator for the Solar Energy Industries Association, a national trade association. Currently, New Jersey has a solar energy capacity of 10 megawatts, compared with 130 megawatts in California. New Jersey's Board of Public Utilities has mandated that electrical suppliers steadily increase use of renewable energy sources, such as solar energy and wind power, to about 90 megawatts by 2009.
"New Jersey is one of the fastest-growing markets in the country, largely due to its policies regulating solar energy ... and in terms of making it easy for you to connect your solar system to the grid," said Kaye.
A 5-megawatt solar energy farm in the Meadowlands would surpass the capacity of the current largest system in the United States, a 4.6-megawatt solar farm run by the Tucson Electric Power Company in Springerville, Ariz.
(Quelle: www.northjersey.com/unter "Herald News")
Wednesday, December 14, 2005
By ZINNIA FARUQUE
HERALD NEWS
§
The Meadowlands Commission is exploring how to power thousands of North Jersey homes and businesses with what could be the largest solar energy system in North America.
During the next two months the commission will study the feasibility of constructing an array of solar panels that could generate 5 megawatts of electricity - or enough for 27,500 households in a year.
Technical experts will be looking at surfaces of more than 100,000 square feet - such as warehouse rooftops or remediated landfills - as potential sites to install solar panels.
"We may have the ability to turn acres of defunct landfills and warehouse and office roofs into places that could generate pooled sources of renewable energy for the Meadowlands District," said New Jersey Meadowlands Executive Director Robert Ceberio, in a news release.
Preliminary figures for the pilot project have been estimated at $30 million, but the Meadowlands Commission hopes to cut down the cost to $15 million with state rebates and grants, according to Chris Gale, a commission spokesman.
Solar energy eliminates the carbon emissions and air pollutants coal-powered electric plants produce, said Gale.
The commission will be working with the state Board of Public Utilities to also offer financial incentives, such as rebates and tax credits, to home and business owners who would utilize the solar energy.
After California, New Jersey is emerging as one of the most solar-friendly states in the country, according to Noah Kaye, policy and communications coordinator for the Solar Energy Industries Association, a national trade association. Currently, New Jersey has a solar energy capacity of 10 megawatts, compared with 130 megawatts in California. New Jersey's Board of Public Utilities has mandated that electrical suppliers steadily increase use of renewable energy sources, such as solar energy and wind power, to about 90 megawatts by 2009.
"New Jersey is one of the fastest-growing markets in the country, largely due to its policies regulating solar energy ... and in terms of making it easy for you to connect your solar system to the grid," said Kaye.
A 5-megawatt solar energy farm in the Meadowlands would surpass the capacity of the current largest system in the United States, a 4.6-megawatt solar farm run by the Tucson Electric Power Company in Springerville, Ariz.
(Quelle: www.northjersey.com/unter "Herald News")
>Morgen wird also wohl "nur" darüber entschieden, ob die Förderung für 2006 von 100 auf 300 Mio. $ angehoben wird; die endgültige Entscheidung über die langfristigen Förderungen fällt aber demnach erst in einem Monat (16. Januar). >
Nur ein kleiner %-Satz von dessen reicht aus um die angekündigten und erwarteten Umsätze für 2006 zu toppen. Ich denke auch bei der Ankündigung des Umsatzes wird Understatement betrieben, aber wir werden sehen. Solange die 2,00USD bzw. 1,88USD sehe
ich momentan keinen Grund zum aussteigen. Fakt ist die Aktie ist extremely whippy aber somit sollte sie wenn die o.g. Werte halten auch wieder rasch nach oben anziehen, natürlich sollten die Nachrichten ihr übriges tun.
Dann hoffen wir also mal morgen auf gute Nachrichten...
Nur ein kleiner %-Satz von dessen reicht aus um die angekündigten und erwarteten Umsätze für 2006 zu toppen. Ich denke auch bei der Ankündigung des Umsatzes wird Understatement betrieben, aber wir werden sehen. Solange die 2,00USD bzw. 1,88USD sehe
ich momentan keinen Grund zum aussteigen. Fakt ist die Aktie ist extremely whippy aber somit sollte sie wenn die o.g. Werte halten auch wieder rasch nach oben anziehen, natürlich sollten die Nachrichten ihr übriges tun.
Dann hoffen wir also mal morgen auf gute Nachrichten...
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