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ThermoEnergy Scientist Appointed to National Coal Council
Tuesday , May 06, 2008 08:30ET

LITTLE ROCK, Ark., May 6 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- ThermoEnergy Corporation ("ThermoEnergy", OTC Bulletin Board: TMEN) announces the recent appointment of Alex G. Fassbender, EVP and Chief Technology Officer, to the National Coal Council by Dr. Samuel W. Bodman, Secretary of Energy. The purpose of the Council is to inform and make recommendations to the Secretary of Energy with respect to any matter relating to coal or the coal industry. Chartered in 1984 under the Advisory Committee Act, the National Coal Council is one of the Department of Energy's most important advisory committees.

"We are both pleased and honored by Mr. Fassbender's recent appointment to the Council," said Dennis Cossey, ThermoEnergy's Chief Executive Officer. "We are all cognizant of the enormous challenges facing our nation in identifying and implementing cost-effective and environmentally responsible solutions for our future energy needs. I have every expectation that Mr. Fassbender will make a positive contribution to this endeavor."

In addition to the National Coal Council appointment, Mr. Fassbender was also invited to participate in the inaugural meeting of the Global Task Force on Carbon Capture and Sequestration ("CCS"); a new project of the Earth Institute at Columbia University which will advise the Secretary of the United Nations, Mr. Ban Ki-moon as well as other world leaders on climate change issues. This Task Force brings together technical and policy experts from coal-producing and consuming regions of the world to examine the potential deployment of coal-fired power plants that capture and store the carbon dioxide they would otherwise emit to the atmosphere. The CCS Task Force will fill a critical gap in current discussions of climate and energy policy by addressing obstacles to carbon capture and sequestration deployment in an integrated framework that considers the scientific, political and economic aspects of the issue.

Hey Oliver TMEN looks like a great set up.

I have expressed it to the top of my possibles list and will post some more about a possible entry later today.

Thanks again.

Quote from: AussieTrader on May 07, 2008, 01:19:53 AM
Hey Oliver TMEN looks like a great set up.

I have expressed it to the top of my possibles list and will post some more about a possible entry later today.

Thanks again.

The pattern and set up look great, but for me the average volume being traded is too low, I'm not referring to today, but based on the past few months. Just not enough liquidity for me. Good luck anyone trading it.

Golden Cross 
(50day MA crossed above 200day MA)


low volume but bullish sign imho
cheers
O.

latest news:
TMEN: General Metal Buys 3rd System; CASTion ZLD System on Discovery Channel
Wednesday, June 18, 2008 08:49ET

ThermoEnergy Corporation (TMEN) announced a third CAST system purchase by General Metal Finishing from the Company's subsidiary, CASTion Corporation, to recover metals from waste water. General Metal Finishing is engaged in military, aerospace, medical, telecommunications, automotive and commercial electronics metal finishing and plating.

General Metal Finishing will be using the Company's CAST 4000 for the recovery of electro-less nickel from its nickel-plating wastewater and will be recycling the recovered nickel. General Metal Finishing bought its first CAST metal recovery system twenty years ago to recover silver cyanide and its second CAST system in 2000 for its zero liquid discharge (ZLD) system.

background information:
a) technology presentation:
http://www.nrcan.gc.ca/es/etb/cetc/cetc01/htmldocs/Successstories/TIPS/TIPS%20Overview%20-%20China.pdf
b) cover story:
http://www.nrcan.gc.ca/es/etb/cetc/cetc01/htmldocs/Successstories/TIPS/cover%20story%20may%2007.pdf
c)  article:
http://www.nrcan.gc.ca/se/etb/cetc/cetc01/htmldocs/Successstories/new_high_efficiency_alternative_clean_coal_power_generation_tech_e.htm
d) background link:
http://distributedenergy.com/de_0611_pressure.html
e) latest news:
http://www.reuters.com/article/pressRelease/idUS145130+15-Apr-2008+PRN20080415
f) charts:

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