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Mid 70's looks to be the bottom of these ugly trading days. GL, picked up a raft of shares at 1.77

Company is about to go into production. I guess those investing above current market price into the common stock know what they are doing.
I love the prospects of BCON power. 



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setravis, are you still monitoring BCON? I almost bought bottom fished it last month, but regrettably just watched. Still thinking of pulling the trigger. The chart is looking good now, I think, considering the BIG volume on those up days. Should I pull the trigger? or not?

Disregard previous post setravis. I decided to stay away from it for now.

BCON out with big news today.......Good for the long term.


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Press Release Source: Beacon Power Corporation


Beacon Power Wins Environmental Approval to Build 20 MW Flywheel Plant in Stephentown, New York
Monday May 19, 12:56 pm ET


TYNGSBORO, Mass.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Beacon Power Corporation (NASDAQ: BCON - News), a company that designs and develops advanced products and services to support more stable, reliable and efficient electricity grid operation, announced today that it has gained the necessary environmental approval to build its first 20-megawatt flywheel frequency regulation plant in Stephentown, New York. The approval, referred to as a "negative declaration" under the State Environmental Quality Review Act (SEQRA), was granted by the Stephentown Planning Board during a meeting held on May 15, 2008. The Board's vote on the declaration was 5-0.


Beacon Power has now complied with or passed all relevant federal, state and county environmental, wildlife and archeological requirements for the proposed plant. Due in part to the late hour and additional items on the Stephentown Board's agenda, a secondary vote on a special permit to allow the site to be used for a utility purpose was deferred until the Board's next meeting on June 19th. This permit, which is customarily issued following a SEQRA negative declaration, was also recommended for approval by the town's engineer.

"We are very pleased that the Stephentown Planning Board was able to reach this decision," said Bill Capp, president and CEO of Beacon Power. "Their favorable vote on the negative declaration was based on considerable evidence that we supplied that satisfactorily addressed the 20 stringent criteria of the SEQRA program. In every case we had to demonstrate that our project would have little or no environmental impact. The Stephentown consulting engineer who reviewed our documentation gave a favorable opinion, and in the formal vote the Board unanimously agreed. We expect the Board to accept the engineer's recommendation and approve the special permit next month."

Beacon plans to have multi-megawatt flywheel frequency regulation plants running in two locations before year end. In addition to the continued favorable progress in New York and Massachusetts, the Company is also developing sites in the PJM Interconnection grid operating region.

About the State Environmental Quality Review Act (SEQRA)

In New York, town boards and other government agencies must comply with strict procedures for the review of environmental impacts of proposed projects before they can be approved. This environmental impact review is mandated and guided by SEQRA and its implementing regulations. If, after looking a developer's plans and technical documents – and taking into account public comments – the agency cannot find any significant adverse impacts that might result from its approval, it may issue a "negative declaration." A negative declaration states that not a single significant adverse impact could come of the agency's action. Once this has been determined, the SEQRA review is complete.

About Beacon Power

Beacon Power Corporation designs, develops and is taking steps to commercialize advanced products and services to support stable, reliable and efficient electricity grid operation. The Company's primary business strategy is to commercialize its patented flywheel energy storage technology to perform frequency regulation services on the grid. Beacon's Smart Energy Matrix, now entering production following approval for use in three of the country's five open-bid regulation markets, is designed to be a non-polluting, megawatt-level, utility-grade flywheel-based solution that would provide sustainable frequency regulation services. Beacon is a publicly traded company with its research, development and manufacturing facility in the U.S. For more information, visit www.beaconpower.com.

Safe Harbor Statements under the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995: This Material contained in this press release may include statements that are not historical facts and are considered "forward-looking" statements within the meaning of the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995. These forward-looking statements reflect Beacon Power Corporation's current views about future events and financial performances. These "forward-looking" statements are identified by the use of terms and phrases such as "believe," "expect," "plan," "anticipate," and similar expressions identifying forward-looking statements. Investors should not rely on forward-looking statements because they are subject to a variety of risks, uncertainties, and other factors that could cause actual results to differ materially from Beacon Power Corporation's expectation. These factors include: a short operating history; a history of losses and anticipated continued losses from operations; a need to raise additional capital combined with a questionable ability to do so; the complexity and other challenges of arranging project financing and resources for one or more frequency regulation power plants, including uncertainty about whether we will be successful in obtaining DOE loan guarantee support for our New York facility; conditions in target markets, including the fact that some ISOs have been slow to comply with the FERC's requirement to update market rules to include new technology such as the Company's; our ability to obtain site interconnection or other zoning and construction approvals in a timely manner; no experience manufacturing any product or supplying frequency regulation services on a commercial basis; limited commercial contracts for sales to date; the dependence of sales on the achievement of product optimization, manufacturing and commercialization milestones; the uncertainty of the political and economic climate, and the different electrical grid characteristics and requirements of any foreign countries into which we hope to sell or operate, including the uncertainty of enforcing contracts, the different market structures, and the potential substantial fluctuation in currency exchange rates in those countries; dependence on third-party suppliers; intense competition from companies with greater financial resources, especially from companies that are already in the frequency regulation market; possible government regulation that would impede the ability to market products or services or affect market size; possible product liability claims and the negative publicity which could result; any failure to protect intellectual property, including the effect of the patent litigation recently initiated against us; retaining key executives and the possible need in the future to hire and retain key executives; the historical volatility of our stock price, as well as the volatility of the stock price of other companies in the energy sector. These factors are elaborated upon and other factors may be disclosed from time to time in Beacon Power Corporation's filings with the Securities and Exchange Commission. Beacon Power expressly does not undertake any duty to update forward-looking statements.



Contact:
Beacon Power Corporation
James Spiezio, 978-694-9121
[email protected]
or
Gene Hunt, 978-661-2825
[email protected]

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Source: Beacon Power Corporation

AP
Beacon Power shares spike as analyst bullish on growth
Wednesday May 28, 10:55 am ET
By Ernest Scheyder, AP Business Writer 
Analyst says Beacon Power can tap $700 million market, starts coverage with "Buy" shares


NEW YORK (AP) -- Energy storage systems developer Beacon Power Corp. can likely tap into a $700 million energy storage market and post revenue from commercial clients by the end of the year, an analyst said Tuesday.


Kaufman Bros. analyst Theodore O'Neill started coverage of Beacon at "Buy" with a $3 price target, implying he expects shares to rise about 77 percent from Tuesday's $1.70 close.

The stock jumped 22 cents, or 12.9 percent, to $1.92 Wednesday morning.

The Tyngsboro, Mass., company makes products that let utilities store energy when it is not needed, and quickly distribute it when demand rises. The technology, which uses a series of mammoth flywheels, does not emit any greenhouse gases, making it an environmentally appealing alternative to current storage methods.

The Beacon product will likely be used commercially by the end of 2008, with three systems running within a year, said O'Neill, who estimated the company has an "addressable market of more than $700 million."

Beacon has just finished a decade of research and development work -- during which it received support from the Department of Energy, among others -- and is moving rapidly into the commercial zone, a spokesman said.

"We're moving into an industry that does need cleaner technology to keep up with the increasing demand for electric power and for technology that performs a service to the grid in a clean and sustainable way," spokesman Gene Hunt said in a phone interview.

Earlier this month the company posted a steep drop in first-quarter revenue and a wider loss, due in part to the completion of several contracts. At that time, the company said it would enter a "production phase" and that it expected to posted commercial revenue by the fourth quarter.

Shares have risen 12 percent so far this year.

  Electric utility company Beacon Power (BCON) climbed 17.85% to close @ $2.00. Kaufman Brothers initiated coverage on the Tyngsboro, Mass.-based firm with a buy rating
and said the energy storage systems developer can likely tap into a $700 million market.


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Update chart look...
Beacon Power to Present at the Jefferies 5th Global Clean Technology Conference
in New York City. The presentation is scheduled to begin at 8:30 a.m. EDT on Thursday, June 5. More information about this event, including a live webcast, may be accessed by visiting www.beaconpower.com. A webcast replay will be accessible for 90 days following the conference.

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MACD is Bullish
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Market Cap (M): $167.61 
P/E Ratio: NA 
PEG Ratio: N/A 
Next Earnings: 08/06/2008
Last Analyst Rating: Buy

AP
Company wants to connect flywheel batteries to NY power grid
Friday June 13, 3:42 pm ET
By Michael Hill, Associates Press Writer 
A new spin on managing electricity: Company wants to connect flywheel batteries to NY grid


ALBANY, N.Y. (AP) -- A Massachusetts company wants to build a unique array of 200 flywheel batteries over several acres to store spare power from New York's electrical grid and zap it back as needed.
Beacon Power Corp. wants to connect the 20-megawatt, short-term energy storage unit to New York's power grid in Stephentown, a rural community near the Massachusetts border. The Tyngsborough, Mass., company claims the matrix of batteries would make the grid more efficient and conserve energy, though they have some final hurdles to clear.



Officials in Stephentown will consider a zoning variance for the $50 million-plus facility on June 19, and Beacon is awaiting a crucial permission from the operators of the state's electrical distribution system, The New York Independent System Operator.

If approved, some of the batteries could be tied into New York's electricity supply grid by the end of this year.

During a demonstration at its headquarters Friday, the company said it has received a commitment for as much as $5 million in loans to finance its expansion plans. The money is from the Massachusetts Development Finance Agency, the state finance and development authority and the Massachusetts Technology Collaborative, the state's development agency for renewable energy.

Beacon officials say the batteries to be used in the New York project would help NYISO maintain the ever-fluctuating balance between electricity supply and demand across the state. Right now, selected generators regularly bid with the NYISO to gear up or scale back production to keep the grid in balance, which is necessary for reliable electricity service.

Beacon claims they can do a better job than generation plants -- or at least a faster job. Beacon's Gene Hunt said flywheels can balance supply and demand about 100 times quicker.

"It's the difference between a speedboat and an ocean liner," he said.

The quicker reaction time would create a more efficient system and conserve energy, he said.

"Clearly there's an advantage," Hunt said. "These are clean, they consume no fuel, they have no emissions at all."

Beacon's flywheel batteries are different from the chemical batteries in cars and phones. As the name implies, these batteries store power as kinetic energy -- think of the way potters' wheels are hard to stop once they're up to speed. The flywheels will be encased in vacuum capsules seven feet high and three feet around and will rotate 16,000 times a minute.

Flywheel batteries are nothing new, though lining up a bunch of them to regulate electricity supplies is novel. The Electric Power Research Institute, an industry research group, said this appears to be the first flywheel battery system of this size serving a power grid.

NYISO in its annual energy report noted that energy storage devices could provide significant energy and environmental benefits. But NYISO spokesman Ken Klapp said Beacon's permission to connect to the grid will be based on an impact study now being conducted.

If approved, Beacon would bid against the power generators who currently perform that service.

Klapp said grid operators, as always, would be concerned with reliability and price.

"It's just a question of economics," he said.

Hunt said the rural area close to the Massachusetts line was chosen because it offers a place to plug into the grid and because it's less than a three-hour drive from the company's headquarters north of Boston.

They also have applied to build similar flywheel units at their plant northwest of Boston and in Ohio.

BCON just rallied above its 200-day moving average in the second half of May, and has recently pulled back to test that level.

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Quote from: setravis on May 19, 2008, 04:40:52 PM
BCON out with big news today.......Good for the long term.

Excellent day while the market tanks.......

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TYNGSBORO, Mass., Jul 18, 2008 (BUSINESS WIRE) -- Beacon Power Corporation (BCON, Trade), a company that designs and develops advanced products and services to support more stable, reliable and efficient electricity grid operation, announced that at a meeting on July 17th, the Planning Board in Stephentown, New York, voted to issue a Special Use Permit for the Company's planned 20-megawatt frequency regulation plant. This decision, which allows the site of the proposed plant to be used for Beacon's intended purpose, is the final approval needed from the Planning Board. It follows a vote taken earlier this month by the Board to issue an environmental approval for the project.

"This important vote in our favor by the Planning Board is another key step toward building a frequency regulation plant in Stephentown," said Bill Capp, Beacon Power president and CEO. "We're grateful to the Board for its vision and fairness in evaluating our project, and we look forward to working with the community in the months ahead."

With this Special Use Permit approval in place, Beacon will now exercise an option it holds to purchase the 7-acre parcel in Stephentown where it plans to build the frequency regulation plant. The Company will also secure standard building permits, as are required for any construction project, and begin initial site development activities.

Beacon is planning to have frequency regulation facilities in two locations before the end of the year with a total of five megawatts of capacity. The possible locations include Stephentown, Beacon's Tyngsboro headquarters, and a site in Ohio.

About Beacon Power

Beacon Power Corporation designs, develops and is taking steps to commercialize advanced products and services to support stable, reliable and efficient electricity grid operation. The Company's primary business strategy is to commercialize its patented flywheel energy storage technology to perform frequency regulation services on the grid. Beacon's Smart Energy Matrix, now entering production, is designed to be a non-polluting, megawatt-level, utility-grade flywheel-based solution that would provide sustainable frequency regulation services. Beacon is a publicly traded company with its research, development and manufacturing facility in the U.S. For more information, visit www.beaconpower.com.

Safe Harbor Statements under the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995: This Material contained in this press release may include statements that are not historical facts and are considered "forward-looking" statements within the meaning of the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995. These forward-looking statements reflect Beacon Power Corporation's current views about future events and financial performances. These "forward-looking" statements are identified by the use of terms and phrases such as "believe," "expect," "plan," "anticipate," and similar expressions identifying forward-looking statements. Investors should not rely on forward-looking statements because they are subject to a variety of risks, uncertainties, and other factors that could cause actual results to differ materially from Beacon Power Corporation's expectation. These factors include: a short operating history; a history of losses and anticipated continued losses from operations; a need to raise additional capital combined with a questionable ability to do so; the complexity and other challenges of arranging project financing and resources for one or more frequency regulation power plants, including uncertainty about whether we will be successful in obtaining DOE loan guarantee support for our New York facility; conditions in target markets, including the fact that some ISOs, such as New York ISO, have been slow to comply with the FERC's requirement to update market rules to include new technology such as the Company's; our ability to obtain site interconnection or other zoning and construction approvals in a timely manner; no experience manufacturing any product or supplying frequency regulation services on a commercial basis; limited commercial contracts for sales to date; the dependence of sales on the achievement of product optimization, manufacturing and commercialization milestones; the uncertainty of the political and economic climate, and the different electrical grid characteristics and requirements of any foreign countries into which we hope to sell or operate, including the uncertainty of enforcing contracts, the different market structures, and the potential substantial fluctuation in currency exchange rates in those countries; dependence on third-party suppliers; intense competition from companies with greater financial resources, especially from companies that are already in the frequency regulation market; possible government regulation that would impede the ability to market products or services or affect market size; possible product liability claims and the negative publicity which could result; any failure to protect intellectual property, including the effect of the patent litigation recently initiated against us; retaining key executives and the possible need in the future to hire and retain key executives; the historical volatility of our stock price, as well as the volatility of the stock price of other companies in the energy sector. These factors are elaborated upon and other factors may be disclosed from time to time in Beacon Power Corporation's filings with the Securities and Exchange Commission. Beacon Power expressly does not undertake any duty to update forward-looking statements.

SOURCE: Beacon Power Corporation


Beacon Power Corporation 
James Spiezio, 978-694-9121 
[email protected] 
or 
Gene Hunt, 978-661-2825 
[email protected] 

Copyright Business Wire 2008

Press Release Source: Beacon Power Corporation


National Grid and Beacon Power Sign Agreement to Evaluate Flywheel Technology for Grid Applications
Monday January 26, 10:50 am ET 
Evaluation to focus on benefits of fast-response regulation and heightened demand for regulation due to wind power


TYNGSBORO, Mass.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Beacon Power Corporation (Nasdaq: BCON - News), a company that designs and develops advanced products and services to support more stable, reliable and efficient electricity grid operation, announced that it has executed an information sharing and performance evaluation agreement with the energy utility company National Grid.


Under the two-year agreement, the companies will share technical, performance and economic data associated with Beacon's flywheel energy storage systems and their potential operational value to National Grid's electricity transmission networks. Objectives of the agreement include National Grid's evaluation of Beacon's flywheel energy storage systems not only for fast-response frequency regulation, but also for wind-related ramp mitigation – another potential large-scale grid stability application.

"National Grid is committed to assessing new energy technologies and their capacity to help create a more efficient, environmentally responsible and cost-effective modern grid," said Stan Blazewicz, Vice President, Global Head of Technology for National Grid. "The positive attributes of flywheel energy storage – especially its high efficiency, zero carbon emissions, and extremely fast response – make it a technology of significant interest and one we are keen to investigate."

"National Grid is one of the largest investor-owned utility companies in the world, with an extensive footprint in the United Kingdom as well as the northeastern U.S.," said Bill Capp, Beacon Power president and CEO. "Prior to this agreement, we collaborated closely with National Grid in 2006 and 2007 on our demonstration system in Amsterdam, New York, as well as more recently on three interconnection projects in Massachusetts and New York. We believe that additional benefits can come from the broader sharing of information provided by this new agreement."

Beacon Power and National Grid will focus on the sharing of technical information and performance results for Beacon's Smart Energy Matrix, the energy storage-based regulation resource that Beacon is now operating under ISO New England's Alternative Technologies Program. The two companies will also be sharing technical information and analysis of the potential economic and performance benefits of fast-response flywheel regulation and wind-related ramp mitigation, in both the U.S. and the United Kingdom.

Ramp mitigation refers to the ability of regulation and reserve generation units to quickly compensate for a rapid system-wide change in aggregate power output caused by sudden changes in power production. As an intermittent resource, wind power generation often experiences rapid fluctuations in power output. As the amount of wind generation on the grid increases, many grid operators foresee the need to increase total regional ramping capacity to maintain proper energy balance.

Under terms of the agreement, Beacon will work with National Grid to forecast future increases in the demand for regulation capacity resulting from greater deployment of wind power. National Grid will also work with Beacon Power to define an optimal control algorithm for Beacon's fast-response energy storage technology that would maximize regulation benefits on the grid.

About National Grid

National Grid (LSE: NG - News; NYSE:NGG - News) is an international electricity and gas company and one of the largest investor-owned energy companies in the world.

In the U.S., National Grid delivers electricity to approximately 3.3 million customers in Massachusetts, New Hampshire, New York and Rhode Island, and manages the electricity network on Long Island under an agreement with the Long Island Power Authority (LIPA). National Grid also owns over 4,000 megawatts of contracted electricity generation that provides power to over one million LIPA customers. It is also the largest distributor of natural gas in the northeastern U.S., serving approximately 3.4 million customers in Massachusetts, New Hampshire, New York and Rhode Island.

National Grid owns the high-voltage electricity transmission network in England and Wales and operates the system across Great Britain. It also owns and operates the high pressure gas transmission system in Britain and its distribution business delivers gas to 11 million homes and businesses. National Grid also has a number of related businesses such as LNG importation and storage, land remediation and metering.

Beacon Power

Beacon Power Corporation designs, develops and is taking steps to commercialize advanced products and services to support stable, reliable and efficient electricity grid operation. The Company's primary business strategy is to commercialize its patented flywheel energy storage technology to perform frequency regulation services on the grid. Beacon's Smart Energy Matrix, which is now in production, is a non-polluting, megawatt-level, utility-grade flywheel-based solution to provide sustainable frequency regulation services. Beacon is a publicly traded company with its research, development and manufacturing facility in the U.S. For more information, visit www.beaconpower.com.

Safe Harbor Statements under the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995: This Material contained in this press release may include statements that are not historical facts and are considered "forward-looking" statements within the meaning of the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995. These forward-looking statements reflect Beacon Power Corporation's current views about future events and financial performances. These "forward-looking" statements are identified by the use of terms and phrases such as "believe," "expect," "plan," "anticipate," and similar expressions identifying forward-looking statements. Investors should not rely on forward-looking statements because they are subject to a variety of risks, uncertainties, and other factors that could cause actual results to differ materially from Beacon Power Corporation's expectation. These factors include: a short operating history; a history of losses and anticipated continued losses from operations; a need to raise additional capital combined with a questionable ability to do so, especially in view of the current situation in the financial markets; the complexity and other challenges of arranging project financing and resources for one or more frequency regulation power plants, including uncertainty about whether we will be successful in obtaining DOE loan guarantee support for our New York facility; conditions in target markets, including the fact that some ISOs have been slow to comply with the FERC's requirement to update market rules to include new technology such as the Company's; our ability to obtain site interconnection approvals, landlord approvals, or other zoning and construction approvals in a timely manner; limited experience manufacturing commercial products or supplying frequency regulation services on a commercial basis; limited commercial contracts for revenues to date; the dependence of revenues on the achievement of product optimization, manufacturing and commercialization milestones; the uncertainty of the political and economic climate, and the different electrical grid characteristics and requirements of any foreign countries into which we hope to sell or operate, including the uncertainty of enforcing contracts, the different market structures, and the potential substantial fluctuation in currency exchange rates in those countries; dependence on third-party suppliers; intense competition from companies with greater financial resources, especially from companies that are already in the frequency regulation market; possible government regulation that would impede the ability to market products or services or affect market size; possible product liability claims and the negative publicity which could result; any failure to protect intellectual property; retaining key executives and the possible need in the future to hire and retain key executives; the historical volatility of our stock price, as well as the volatility of the stock price of other companies in the energy sector, especially in view of the current situation in the financial markets generally. These factors are elaborated upon and other factors may be disclosed from time to time in Beacon Power Corporation's filings with the Securities and Exchange Commission. Beacon Power expressly does not undertake any duty to update forward-looking statements.




Contact:
Beacon Power Corporation
James Spiezio, 978-694-9121
[email protected]
or
Gene Hunt, 978-661-2825
[email protected]

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Source: Beacon Power Corporation

National Grid and Beacon Power Sign Agreement

Updated chart look.
Taking a bounce north, a surge in volume.


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P/E Ratio: NA 
PEG Ratio: N/A 
Next Earnings: 03/16/2009
Last Analyst Rating: Market Perform