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Investing in Solar Energy.
Imagine if you could get free energy from the sun and use it to power houses and grocery stores and the like. Well, if you could do that your stock might go up from an IPO price of $23.50 to $132.55 in under a year! That’s what happened to First Solar in the chart above.
But the alt-energy ramp-up is just getting started.
A recent report by Ernst & Young claimed that the amount of cash being dumped into clean technology by venture capitalists jumped to $1.1 billion in the first half of 2007 -- a 35% increase over comparable 2006 figures.
Oil is around $80 a barrel. Natural Gas is at $7.41(MMbtu). The price of energy is going up all over. That means that alternative-energy companies are making money, competing and growing. And this bull market has only just begun.
Don’t get me wrong, oil is still king and there are many wannabe environmental companies out there. But I’ve discovered a very real company with proven technology that should make a fortune from its no-fuel power plant. It will likely be, by a great margin, the lowest-cost producer of electricity anywhere.
Investing in Solar Energy.
But get this: The grid market works like a reverse Dutch auction, which means the lowest-cost producer and the highest-cost producer get paid the same.
For example, say the grid needs 50 units. Energy providers bid how many units they will supply and at what cost. A low-cost provider might bid 10 units at $10. A high-cost provider with more out put might bid 40 units at $15.
The way the auction works is that every provider then gets paid the highest bid. In this case, $15 -- even the low-cost provider who bid $10!
I’ve found the company that, due to its new energy storage technology, will be the lowest bidder in every auction! They just announced where their new power plant will be built by April 2008. The ramp-up is starting. Don’t miss it. Read all about it for free here.
Good hunting,
Christian DeHaemer,
RedZone Profits
This $1.50 stock owns the secret to large profits from high utility rates!
According to your government, the price you pay for electricity has climbed 59% in the past decade. It is projected to go even higher over the next few years.
But there is one company with a real, proven solution to high-energy costs. Buy it at cheap nighttime prices and sell it back during the day.
Imagine if you could buy electricity from the grid at three in the morning, store it, and then resell it at noon?
I've discovered a company that can do this. In fact, this tiny electricity maverick plans to announce the location of its first no-fuel "power plant" within the next two weeks.
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